Franchise territories · North Wales
North Wales is
the launchpad.
Four counties, four defended territories, one academy behind them all. Flintshire, Denbighshire, Conwy and Wrexham are where the Charlotte Eleanor franchise network launches — close enough to home base in St Asaph for real support, big enough for a five-van future each.
Flintshire
The borderlands corridor — Mold to Deeside to the Chester fringe. The busiest commuter belt in North Wales.
The Flintshire territory → Home countyDenbighshire
Coast and vale, ten minutes from the academy — the territory with the closest support in the network.
The Denbighshire territory → The premium coastConwy
Llandudno to Llanrwst — the oldest county in the region and the strongest structural at-home demand.
The Conwy territory → The cityWrexham
Wales’s newest city and its village ring — a city’s clientele without a city’s rent.
The Wrexham territory →Why these four counties
Close enough to support.
Big enough to scale.
Every launch territory sits within easy reach of home base in St Asaph and the academy that trains every stylist we deploy. That’s deliberate: first-cohort franchisees get hands-on launch support, cover from the network when life happens, and a supply chain that reaches them the same day.
Together the four counties hold roughly half a million people — and a high street that’s been shedding salons for years. A stabilised diary needs only 100–120 recurring clients within a thirty-minute drive. Each county holds that many times over.
- £14,500 all-in — NVQ training, corporate-leased electric van in full wrap, elite kit, starting stock, technology and territory
- 8% royalty + 2% marketing levy — a 10% total deduction, taken automatically at the point of sale
- Defended territories — allocated once; the ladder to multi-van operation runs inside your own patch
- Trained up the road — Clwydian Academy, our own school in St Asaph