The voice of UK tech startups

We do policy how the startup ecosystem does business: punchy, honest, and focused on outcomes.

Our work isn’t high-level waffle – it’s real, detailed solutions to the problems startups face when they want to set up and grow.

But what matters most is that we get the job done. We don’t care who gets the credit – we just want better policy for the people and companies building the UK’s economic future.

Our Work

Access to Talent

Making sure Britain’s startups can hire the very best – from both home and abroad.

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Access to Talent
Access to Finance → £

Ensuring the UK has the right incentives for founders starting up, and a robust VC market for scaling up.

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Access to Finance
Regulation (≈)

Fighting for regulation that allows startup founders to innovate – whether that’s in the cross-cutting issues impacting all tech businesses or the ones to disrupt established industries.

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Technology Regulation

News + Events

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Buying British Innovation: Public Procurement’s Crossroads Moment: a new report into Britain’s opportunity to drive economic growth and better public services through buying from UK startups and the barriers stopping us from achieving this. Increasingly, we’ve been hearing from founders about the need to fix public procurement. Of course, part of this is about backing […]
18.08.2026
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The below stats were taken from Power to the People – our latest report on energy policy. As Keir Starmer announced his resignation outside Downing Street this week, the typical British energy bill is about to rise to £1,862 in July, a 13% jump and the sharpest summer increase in four years. The new bill shock and […]
24.06.2026
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The 2026 ClimateTech Index Startup Coalition’s third annual ClimateTech Index, produced with data from Beauhurst, tracks the UK’s 1,000 best-funded venture-backed ClimateTech companies. The 2026 edition finds these firms have collectively raised £22bn, are worth a combined £42bn, and employ more than 24,000 people, sitting within a wider UK net zero economy worth £105bn in […]
22.06.2026
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