Service Franchises

From September 2025, three brand-new Super Star Sport franchise areas will be kicking off their journeys – Peterborough, Finchley (North West London), and South Lincoln. We’re thrilled to welcome our newest franchise directors as they begin their exciting adventure as business owners.Behind every new franchise is one simple purpose: children. Helping children to be fit, active, healthy, and smiling is at the heart of everything we do. With Peterborough, Finchley and South Lincoln joining the net...

Incredible entrepreneur, Sally Wilse, shares her story of overcoming ageist workplace challenges, to co-find Seniors Helping Seniors, a movement which empowers an older demographic of workers. At the age of 40, Sally spent 12 years building a start-up business to great success. Unfortunately, however, due to workplace ignorance around the symptoms of menopausal women, Sally was then made redundant from this company, through no fault of her own. Without the necessary support and knowledge in pl...

For so many people, the idea of working full time in sports feels like a dream – something you’d love to do, but maybe think is only possible if you’re a professional athlete or coach at a big club. The truth? There are loads of opportunities out there to make sport your career, and at Super Star Sport, we see it happen every day. We now have 28 branches across the United Kingdom, with people just like you building full-time careers doing what they love – inspiring children to be active, heal...

Losing your job towards the end of your career can be terrifying, but for some it’s a huge opportunity. We meet the workers who changed tack and never looked back. When Sally Wilse was made redundant from the software company she had helped to set up a decade earlier, it came as a huge shock. Overnight she went from earning just under £100,000 a year to being without a job. She was 50.“It hurt and it was very scary, and it took a long time to come to terms with,” said Wilse, now 63, from Canter...

Gladys’s daughter Carolyn lives in her street. Carolyn has a family and works. Her mother lives alone. 85 years old, and after a stroke, Gladys was frail and disengaged. Initial assessment found Gladys was lonely, at risk of not eating and drinking, falling and increasing unhappiness. Gladys is living with poor co-ordination and was apathetic. Knitting was evident around the home so we set about finding a carer who could chat about knitting and crafting and inspire Gladys’s creativity. We ha...

In our latest Franchisor Interview, we spoke with Graham, the founder of Puncturesafe, to discuss what makes this franchise opportunity unique and what prospective franchisees can expect from them. Puncturesafe provides a leading puncture prevention treatment that is outstanding at sealing punctures in both on-road and off-road vehicles. All of their products are made in Britain to the highest standard and supplied to businesses and individuals worldwide. How is Puncturesafe different from o...