Construction Franchises

It’s not every day you are presented with an opportunity to combine work with play. But that is exactly what happened to local Dad Shaun Rapley, for he is on track to open two new children’s ‘stay and play’ options – one in the Leicestershire village of Newtown Linford, the other a little further north-west in Swadlincote. The Train Time ‘Stay and Play’ facilities are centred around trains – and lots of them! Over 200 feet of track will be laid and an endless supply of carriages promise t...

Train Time, the UK's number one stay and play train franchise, are experiencing a booking boom at the start of 2024 and need more franchises to cover the demand for their unique offering Jim, the owner and founder of Train Time, commented on the recent increase in bookings the positive affect its had on the Train Time franchise network: We've been full steam ahead since the start of 2024! January, which is typically a slower month in the stay & play sector saw our 2nd busiest month ever. Our...

Bromsgrove mum Amy Morris is on track to open a new children’s ‘stay and play’ option centred around trains – and lots of them!‘Train Time’ is centred around a giant train track (over 200 feet long), over 40 trains and endless carriages. Amy will be stationed at three local venues - Finstall Village Hall, Wychbold Village Hall and Bromsgrove Baptist Church.26-year old Amy, has 15 years experience in the hospitality industry and is the first of what is hoped to be many franchisees for ‘Train Time...

Dean Goodall happily spent the last eighteen years working to build up his own successful recruitment business. However, a few years ago, his core market, being financial recruitment, was going through a period of major change which would necessitate Dean restructuring his business. Whilst fully capable of repositioning his recruitment business, Dean saw this period of change as an opportunity to take a look at other options.A visit to a franchise exhibition introduced Dean to the lawn care busi...

For many people, managing your own department within a prestigious motor dealership would be enough, but not for David Stewart – a young man with a mission. Whilst his work was both well paid and secure, David wanted more control. Firstly, having a young family meant he wanted further control of his time. He desired the flexibility to choose when and where he worked. Secondly, he wanted more control over his financial income. He wanted to set his own income level, and not have to rely on others...

The nice thing with your own business is that you are in control of your success and your future. Working for yourself is safer than working for somebodyelse, as you are in control. Most customers contact you. In my experience most of my customers says yes, straight away. There is no hard sell required. If you are committed, do what you have been shown to do and put in the effort, there is no reason why you won’t be successful. Bob Pullen, Bristol Lawn care is something I looked at quite a lo...