Chewits have been visiting a number of sports courses during the Easter period resulting in excellent reports overall.
Unfortunately, we've had one very disappointing visit to a course in the South. Chewits reported the course was advertised using literature which did not comply with either Chewits or Premier Sport brand guidelines.
Not only this, the course promotion was illegal, as it advertised more than two types of activity (the maximum allowed without being Ofsted registered).
This simple error was made because the franchisee 'didn't know'. This causes serious breach of the Franchise Agreement but more seriously leaves them vulnerable to legal action.
Would your Chewits sport course pass an inspection with flying colours?
This visit will no doubt result in an increase in unannounced visits throughout the UK to ensure that this was an isolated incident. Please rest assured this incident will be dealt with internally and your asset / business will be protected by Premier Sport's compliance department to maintain the high quality reputation of the brand. |