With an interest in fantasy worlds, character design and tales of adventure, this young freelancer focuses on creating immersive stories and illustrations. more»

Reluctant to spend hundreds on gym fees every month, this young founder made her home workout-ready so unconfident clients can get motivated in private, with an optional tour of Liverpool available.  more»

This young couple chose to live a vegan lifestyle after seeing coverage of the Chinese Yulin dog meat festival. Fed up of paying costly prices for their produce they decided to open up shop to provide the rest of Middlesbrough with a cheaper, greener alternative to living. more»

Ever since her first business selling customised t-shirts in high school, this young founder has always had an entrepreneurial mindset. more»

Last summer, this 19-year-old founder decided she didn't want to for someone else so she quit her job and started her own business. more»

After going viral on Twitter at 16, this young entrepreneur gained 150,000 followers in a few weeks. A year later, he put his social media skills to the test and built his own social media agency. more»

After being surrounded by enterprise whilst growing up, this former barista 24-year-old set up her own patisserie business. more»

Soon-to-be graduate, Scarlett Chetwin has avoided the rigorous balance of part-time work whilst studying, due to founding her own bespoke earring business, Hoop. more»

Business Advice today launches its new Young Entrepreneurs series, where we will regularly showcase the Britain's inspiring and emerging talents coming through the ranks with their own micro enterprises. more»

The title of Britain's youngest entrepreneur may just have a new owner – 11-year old Harlie Haycox, founder of all-American-style restaurant Harlie's Diner. So what's stopping her peers from launching their own startup? more»