The Kent seaside resort of Margate was subject to a re-branding task on The Apprentice this week. Team Empire, PM’ed by Deborah, used the idea of the Pink Pound to rebrand Margate as a gay hotspot. They scored badly, and lost the task to Team Ignite who went for a more traditional and safe family rebrand. Mona was given the chop by Sir Alan this week.
Margate has been in decline over the years, with an ageing population and renovation work needed on certain buildings. However in the current economic climate Margate looks set to benefit from the credit crunch with more and more UK families choosing to holiday in the UK this summer.
If you would like to visit Margate, the Kent seaside town as seen on The Apprentice, you can book a hotel room at up to 50% discount from HotelPronto – click here for Margate Hotels.
You can check out the weather forecast for Margate here
The Lovers Lead dog lead featured heavily on tonight’s The Apprentice which saw Estate Agent Philip Taylor fired from the boardroom.
The Lovers Lead was amongst several unique products pitched to the Apprentice candidates this evening, along with a bag for shopping which attaches to your bike, a cat play box made from cardboard and shaped like a tank, plane or fire engine, and a sleeping bag in the shape of a person with arms and legs.
The Lovers Lead dog lead is a unique dog lead designed for couples walking their dog. It features two handles so that the dog can be walked in tandem. Great for couples, or alternatively as a training aid for youngsters learning to walk their dog for the first time.
Apprentice candidates Deborah and Mona pitched the Lovers Lead to Pets at Home, the huge UK pet superstore, and secured a fairly large trial order. You can visit Pets at Home here
For more information on the Lovers Lead dog lead as seen on The Apprentice, visit the official website here
Sir Alan Sugar appeared on BBC’s The One Show last night to talk about the return of his hit TV show The Apprentice, in which budding businesspeople battle for a dream £100,000 a year job with Sir Alan. After the first series, Sir Alan Sugar wrote a book entitled The Apprentice, which gives a remarkable insight into the programme and the first series participants, an update on winner Tim’s role within his organisation, and plenty of business tips and practical advice on how to become a successful entrepreneur from Sir Alan Sugar himself.
Like The Apprentice? Well good for you – the new season of the smash BBC reality show returns on Wednesday at 9pm. Watch as Alan Sugar sets a whole host of new and interesting money-making tasks for a new group of hopefuls. Watch as the wannabe Apprentices back-stab, charm, lie, sell, promote and manipulate their way through the gruelling and intensive interview process en route to becoming Sir Alan Sugar’s new apprentice and landing a £100,000 a year new job in the process. Past winners have included Tim Campbell, Simon Ambrose, Michelle Dewberry and Lee McQueen. Often however, it is the runners up who make more of a name for themselves on the back of the programme – who can forget the likes of Syed Ahmed, Ruth Badger and Raef Bjayou.
20th April sees the release of a ‘Best Of’ DVD including the best moments from The Apprentice over the past 4 series. You can pre-order The Apprentice The Best Of Series 1-4 from Amazon now for £11.98.
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