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The British Franchise Association L70 Contact: General Enquiries Tel: 01235 820 470 Email:
mailroom@thebfa.org Web:
www.thebfa.org Established: 1977
The British Franchise Association (bfa) was established in 1977. Its aim is to promote ethical franchising practice and to help potential franchisees recognise the good franchises and the not-so-good. The association has a standards-based approach to membership and franchisors wishing to join have to meet a specific set of criteria in order to establish that their franchise represents a fair and ethical opportunity. The bfa is renowned for its standards in franchising across the globe: it was a founder member of the World Franchise Council, admitted franchisees as members from 2012 and its director general, Brian Smart, takes part in discussions at an EU and UN level.
British Gas
Contact: Dave Daniels Tel: 07769 549 195 Email:
david.daniels@britishgas.co.uk Web:
www.britishgas.co.uk/business
We’re the UK’s leading energy supplier, supporting around 500,000 businesses with everything from gas and electricity to energy services.
Business Doctors Franchising G150 Contact: Rod Davies Tel: 0845 219 7077 Email:
rod@businessdoctors.co.uk Web:
www.businessdoctors-franchise.co.uk bfa status: Associate Established: 2004 Outlets in UK: 39 Areas available: Nationwide inc. Scotland Start up costs: £20k-£40k Projected profits: £22k-£60k depending on investment
We provide hands-on business support to SMEs. We don’t just coach, we get on the pitch!
Business Franchise
Contact: Annie Blinkhorn Tel: 020 8394 5216 Email:
annie.blinkhorn@vmgl.com Web:
www.businessfranchise.com bfa Status: Affiliate
Business Franchise is the official magazine of the British Franchise Association and the leading monthly publication for the franchise industry. Every issue incudes the latest news, comprehensive listings of franchise opportunities, and advice. It also contains the official show guide for all major franchise exhibitions in the UK. Every visitor to these shows receives two free issues after each event.
M60 B40 Cafe2U
Contact: Martyn Ward Tel: 0113 232 0118 Email:
mward@uk.cafe2u.com Web:
www.cafe2u.co.uk bfa status: Associate Established: 2006 Outlets in UK: 70 Areas available: All Start up costs: £26,650 Projected profits: On request
Cafe2U is the world’s largest mobile coffee franchise system, delivering fresh espresso coffee and great food to businesses, events and functions.
Caffe Latte J140
Contact: Francesca Lintner Tel: 01625 575 996 Email:
francesca@caffelatte.org.uk Web:
www.caffelatte.org.uk Established: 2011 Outlets in UK: 8 Start up costs: 1k/sq ft – £133k inc. vat Projected profits: Yr1 22%, Yr2 43%, Yr3 51%
A coffee shop franchise in the heart of the community, offering branded coffee, freshly prepared food, cakes, gluten free food, and free Wi-Fi.
Caremark J40
Contact: Mary Wardell Tel: 01903 266 392 Email:
mary.wardell@caremarklimited.co.uk Web:
www.caremarkfranchises.com bfa status: Full Established: 2005 Outlets in UK: 77 Areas available: Across UK Start up costs: £90k-£120k Projected profits: Uncapped
Caremark stands for excellence and integrity. We deliver a quality home care service across the UK and overseas. Our strength lies in a proven model.
Cartridge World F100
Contact: Adam Davison Tel: 01423 878 520 Email:
adam.davison@cartridgeworld.co.uk Web:
www.cartridgeworld.co.uk bfa status: Full Established: 2000 Outlets in UK: 130 Areas available: Nationwide Start up costs: £29,950
Cartridge World is a business providing print solutions and services to both small businesses and domestic consumers.
Chaoji H80 October 2014 |
Businessfranchise.com | 51 F20 Chem-Dry Franchising
Contact: Andy Stevens Tel: 07967 304 205 Email:
andy.stevens@
iigroup.co.uk Web:
www.chemdry.co.uk bfa status: Full Established: 1977 Outlets in UK: 100 Areas available: Nationwide Start up costs: £20k Projected profits: £70k
World-leading carpet and upholstery cleaning specialists.
Chemex International H115
Contact: Michael Graham Tel: 0121 565 6300 Email:
michael.graham@
chemexuk.com Web:
www.chemexuk.com bfa status: Full Established: 1984 Outlets in UK: 60 Areas available: Nationwide Start up costs: £25.5k+vat Projected profits: £60k
Chemex is a van-based supplier of cleaning and hygiene products. In a huge market, franchises can grow a secure income from as few as 100 customers.
The Cherry Tree H230
Contact: Sarah Nias Tel: 01308 458 604 Email:
sarah@cherrytreepreserves.co.uk Web:
www.cherrytreepreserves.co.uk Established: 2008 Outlets in UK: 13 Areas available: South Wales, East Anglia, Scotland, Peak Distict, Essex, Surrey, West Sussex
Start up costs: £10.5k+vat
The Cherry Tree is a retail franchise selling multi award-winning food products direct to the public at food festivals, shows, markets and wholesale.
Chicken Cottage Churchill’s
G50 L210 H90
TICKET LINE 0844 257 8668 WEBSITE
www.franchiseinfo.co.uk
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