Based on happy childhood memories making hedgerow wines, and as an experienced Covent Garden restaurateur, Marsh launched non-alcoholic wine alternative Botonique in June last year. more»
Phil Mossop was inspired to create a startup social network app after becoming frustrated with the lack of an efficient and reliable way to access local tech workers. more»
In March 2016, Toby Hanington and Tom Fairburn gave up their highly-paid finance jobs to launch The Baobab Network to change the way corporations thought about social responsibility and training. more»
SPCE is a new renting app connecting students with homeowners local to their university campus, providing a safe and secure link between landlord and tenant. more»
Street food startup Poptata co-founder, Marco Maiocchi, spoke to Business Advice about sourcing sustainable food suppliers and the difficulties of raising finance as a street food startup. more»
The Tegstove incorporates a simple USB port to allow campers, festival goers and any outdoor enthusiast to charge electrical devices while cooking food. more»
Owen Hunnam and Charlie de Rusett first went into business together aged 11, selling sweets to fellow pupils at their school. Now both 30 years-old, the duo have co-founded online management platform Idea Drop. more»
Since 2015 BuzzHire has generated a growing supply of flexible workers for startups across London, and even counts gig economy success story Deliveroo as a client. more»
Launched in early 2017, Yakatak is the new football app giving fans and groups of friends a new platform to air their takes on the sport’s issues, as they happen. more»
Des Gale founded Altered Gene, a micro studio that makes video games, back in 2013. Initially, the business was founded as a means of doing freelance production work, but Gale soon found a coder and some freelance artists and started making a game – Hyperstellar SV. more»
