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Black Sheep Coffee expands into North Wales and Cheshire with nine-store agreement

by Fiona Briggs
July 21, 2026
in Products
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Black Sheep Coffee is continuing its North West expansion, with plans to grow across North Wales and Cheshire as part of a new development agreement that will bring a minimum of 9 new stores to the region.

The agreement has been signed with YOLOWAYS Group, led by existing Black Sheep Coffee franchise partners Aaron Chetwyn, Yuming Tang, Axel Dehy, Gary Sloane and Matthew Bryant.

The group currently operates the Black Sheep Coffee store at Liverpool ONE and is preparing to open a new site at Warrington Golden Square in the coming weeks.

Having joined the Black Sheep Coffee network less than one year ago, YOLOWAYS Group will now build on its existing Merseyside territory by expanding into the neighbouring regions of North Wales and Cheshire, strengthening its presence across a strategically important part of the UK.

The new territory represents a significant opportunity for Black Sheep Coffee, building on established store presence across the North West of England while opening up new markets where customers have had limited access to date.

The expansion will complement Black Sheep Coffee’s existing sites across the wider North West, including Liverpool, Manchester and Chester Broughton Park, while helping introduce the brand to new audiences across North Wales and Cheshire.

Warrington Golden Square will act as the next key opening for the franchise group, bringing Black Sheep Coffee’s specialty-grade coffee, innovative menu and updated store design concept to one of the region’s major shopping destinations.

The move reflects Black Sheep Coffee’s continued focus on strategic regional growth, working with experienced franchise partners who understand the brand and have already demonstrated their ability to operate within the network.

With a number of successful openings already delivered across the North West, Black Sheep Coffee sees strong potential for further growth across neighbouring territories, where more customers are ready to leave the herd behind and experience something different.

As the estate grows, the development will create new jobs across the region and further cement Black Sheep Coffee’s position as one of the UK’s most disruptive and fast-growing coffee brands.

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