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Below is a spotlight on businesses we have been following this month. Covering all sectors, the guide is here to help you fi nd a franchise opportunity that’s right for you. For more franchise prospects, visit
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Local Appliance Rentals Consumer hire
Why wait when you can rent it today? Local Appliance Rentals is the obvious fi rst choice experts in consumer hire, renting anything and everything from TVs, electronics, furniture, white goods to outdoor play equipment for the kids typically over 24 months. ‘You Name It, We Rent It’. There are 140 franchisees including 45 in the UK after only four years of franchising, so get in early to secure your highly profi table territory today!
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 45+ BFA MEMBERSHIP ACCREDITED INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £25,500 +VAT
320 CITY ROAD, LONDON EC1V 2NZ
While many business sectors struggle in the current economic environment, possibly for a few years to come, the LAR business model is growing exponentially and wants need more franchisees! Can you build strong rapport within your local community and look after many customers paying you weekly whilst you help them?
TEL 07773 339 444 EMAIL
byron@localappliancerentals.co.uk WEB
www.localappliancerentals.co.uk
facebook.com/localappliancerentalswolverhampton/
Radfi eld Home Care
Care services
A Radfi eld Home Care franchise off ers you the opportunity to run your own specialist elderly care business that you can start with low investment and build into a profi table business in a booming demographic. Focusing into the elderly care market and becoming a specialist in the sector means less training for you and your staff , more focused marketing activities and a more compelling choice to those purchasing care for elderly relatives. The franchise is looking for like-minded people to join the network and partner to develop high quality care services across the country. It off ers exceptional training and support that means that even with no prior care experience you can still invest, as Radfi eld Home Care will give you the skills and know- how that you need to make your business a success. Contact the company today for more information.
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 5 BFA MEMBERSHIP PROVISIONAL INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £25,000
7 FRANKWELL, SHREWSBURY, SY3 8JY
TEL 01743 548 550 EMAIL franchise@radfi
eld.co.uk WEB www.radfi
eldhomecarefranchising.co.uk
@radfi eldcare
facebook.com/radfi eldhomecarefranchiseUK
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
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