The British Franchise Association Articles

Everybody loves recognition, no matter what form that takes. Entering an award not only gives you the chance to put your name in the hat, but it also gives you an...

Competition is intensifying and businesses are changing their strategies as a result. Engendering an agile culture to support growth and remain brand relevant is critical to success. In franchising, we see examples...

When was the bfa established? PW: Over 40 years ago, in 1977. I have been at the association since 1999. Keep up to date with the latest What Franchise News sent...

Women devote 60 per cent more time than men to family care, according to the NatWest Rose Review. While this is no particular surprise, given that historically women are seen as...

Figures from the British Franchise Association NatWest franchise survey 2018 show that brand expansion through business format franchising has proven to be a lucrative option for both franchisors and their franchisees. This...

Keep up to date with the latest What Franchise News sent straight to your inbox. Sign up here. Incorporating the best in business at the BFA’s annual conference June saw the British Franchise...

It’s imperative for businesses to acknowledge that workplace culture revolves around more than providing a comfy couch and board games in the break room. People are genuinely more concerned with the...

Change is unavoidable, which is why some of the most successful businesses in the world have learned to adapt to new developments in technology and consumer interests. These can be tiny...