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A major concern among industry leaders today is supply security.

This article is part of The UK100 Start-Ups, a special edition by Entrepreneur UK showcasing the most exciting startups redefining business in 2026. From climate and health to AI and creativity, these innovators are tackling big challenges—while racing to scale, secure funding, and attract top talent. Luxury services company Wheely operates in London, Paris and Dubai. […]

UK regional startups need fair access to venture capital investment.

Business leaders explore AI, start-ups, and the future at London Tech Week.

COVID tested London entrepreneurship, revealing business responsibility beyond profit alone.

Founders share real lessons on timing, ownership and scaling businesses.

How BFA (British Franchise Association) member Kate Ball, built a successful family business following the sudden death of her younger brother

The Verb Ventures founding partner shares his approach to early-stage investing, advice for first-time founders, and why the future of global trade is one of tech's biggest untapped opportunities.

Building a £5m brand before 25

Adam French, Partner at Antler, a global early-stage venture capital firm, shares the key to winning investment

Rob Hicks turned a simple idea into the UK's largest TV out-of-home network, reshaping how brands connect with audiences in public spaces

Our journey to going green

ThreatLocker CEO Danny Jenkins talks ransomware-as-a-service, the power of deny-by-default, and why simplicity is the future of cybersecurity.

Building tailored software for critical physical operations means rethinking corporate tech - because productivity challenges here are unlike anywhere else.

How the British Business Bank is driving the UK's bright start up future with CEO Louis Taylor

The platform turning complex SME data into instant, actionable insight

Inside the UK start-up rethinking social media for kids - and why it couldn't come at a more urgent time.

How Must Have Ideas reimagined teleshopping with custom-built tech and a customer-first approach.

The start-up creating the internet's immune system

More than 36,000 businesses in the UK are owned by international entrepreneurs, according to the Office for National Statistics, proving Britain remains a viable location to launch and run a new venture.

More than 36,000 businesses in the UK are owned by international entrepreneurs, according to the Office for National Statistics, proving Britain remains a viable location to launch and run a new venture.