Franchising News

It’s probably fair to assume that nobody likes paying fees of any type, especially when there would seem to be no apparent benefit or logic for doing so. However, in the...

A business that admits to having more than a few skeletons in its cupboard is celebrating its first three successful years in business and the appointment of its first national franchisee. The...

Starting your own business is a big decision to make, but it can be a very exciting time also. It seems sensible therefore to consider all your options. There are some basic...

When looking to invest in a franchise, clearly there are many considerations when researching business opportunities. Key factors often include the stability of the market you’re investing in and whether the...

Martin Burge, the latest Shuttercraft franchisee in Bristol, is already experiencing strong success, having exceeded all the monthly targets set by Shuttercraft since launching his franchise in September 2012. Martin was previously...

Sure2Door was founded in 2010 by Robert Willford, an entrepreneur who saw a gap in the market for a reliable distribution service of unaddressed marketing material. Having worked in several advertising businesses,...

When Woolworths closed in 2009 with the loss of some 27,000 jobs, Steve Gladwin was one of the casualties. After eight years working in a retail environment, Steve was looking for...

Tara McGregor from Edinburgh is defying the recession with her new business - a children’s franchise offering a unique, award winning yoga concept for babies and children aged 0-7 years. It’s the...