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Snap-on


Automotive/Van based


NUMBER OF OUTLETS 414 BFA MEMBERSHIP FULL INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £16,037


KETTERING, NORTHANTS


You already know Snap-on as the world’s number one professional tool brand. But it’s also one of the UK’s most successful franchises, too. The proven business model has been refi ned for over 90 years. It has over 400 franchisees in the UK and Ireland, delivering a range of over 22,000 premium products to technicians up and down the country. The business offers you the chance to realise that dream of being your own boss whilst being supported by an elite team of industry specialists. The products are best-in-class and the business is unique in its strength, size and experience. Unlike many other franchisors, with Snap-on, there are no royalties or advertising fees to pay and you keep 100 per cent of your profi ts. On average, its franchisee’s sales to customers are in excess of £6,000 per week. Snap-on has a global support staff ratio of 2:1 to every franchisee and even has its own fully-regulated in-house bank to offer loans to help fund your purchase of the franchise.


TEL 01235 831 053 WEB www.snaponfranchise.co.uk


Stagecoach


Performing arts


Stagecoach Performing Arts is a leading body in part-time performing arts. Stagecoach helps children gain creative courage for the performance of their lives. With 30 years of experience and a network of 300 franchisees worldwide, it is an established franchisor with a proven track


record and robust systems in place to provide expert induction training and ongoing support. The franchisees are inspirational entrepreneurs who are passionate and responsible for creating a safe and fun environment


NUMBER OF OUTLETS 300 BFA MEMBERSHIP FULL INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £14,995


THE COURTHOUSE, ELM GROVE, WALTON ON THAMES, KT12 1LZ


for creative learning, alongside a team of teachers, to bring out the best in every child. Dedicated to building a Stagecoach business, successful franchisees can earn a signifi cant income and build a valuable asset.


TEL 01932 256 202 EMAIL APyne@Stagecoach.co.uk WEB www.stagecoach.co.uk/forms/franchisee-enquiry


Water Babies


Children’s activities


NUMBER OF OUTLETS 56 BFA MEMBERSHIP FULL INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £25,000


WATER BABIES BUBBLE LTD, 205 HIGH STREET, HONITON, DEVON, EX14 1LQ


Water Babies is the world’s biggest baby and toddler swimming company and Gold winner at the bfa HSBC Franchise of the Year Awards. It has enjoyed huge growth since launching in 2002, with 47,000 children swimming weekly across a franchise network in the UK, Ireland, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Canada and China. Water Babies sessions progressively develop children’s water skills in line with their physical, mental and emotional development phases. The company also offer world-class, once-in-a-lifetime high-resolution photography of babies and toddlers swimming underwater and a product range of delightful, practical swimming accessories. As industry leaders, Water Babies co-authored the British Standards Institute publication that acts as the code of practice for the teaching of swimming for zero to four year old children.


TEL 01404 548 348 EMAIL info@waterbabies.co.uk WEB www.waterbabies.co.uk


@waterbabies facebook.com/WaterBabiesUK/


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