Subway to open 500 new franchise in UK /Ireland : 5,000 jobs
 

Good on USA Subway
expanding
Helping setting your place up to run.


Ireland as well as the UK.


http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/m...K-Ireland.html
[Its shops serve more than
3m customers a week and
have an annual turnover of £515million.
UK and Ireland country director
Peter Dowding said: 'Our franchise
model is tried and tested,
it works for entrepreneurs
and it works for us.
We are confident it will
continue to grow.']






http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/...9107143985.jpg
A branch in Ireland


I love the 24 Hours , open ones

I've never been in a Subway.

What am I missing out on?

How much doe an average sarnie cost?

Always end my night out in a subway :cheer2:

Yas gimme that ranch melt henny!

A while ago I tried to research why every Subway has an awful smell. My kids love the smell but for me, it smells like some rancid preservative. The best and most likely reason I could find is, the smell starts in the proofing room where bread is thawed out and moisturizes the bread. Defrosted dough alone wouldn't smell anything like the Subway bread though, so I researched what they put in it. Apparently they don't use preservatives but they do use vitamins. Sounds like the vitamins are reacting during the fermentation process. :puzzled:

Yey more apprentice sandwich technicians on £2ph.

They have opened a subway in the departure lounge at Murcia airport, the queue was massive :umm2:

Terrible company to work for