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Entrepeneurship

  • How repeat entrepreneur relief could strengthen the UK start-up ecosystem

    Opinion

    Repeat Entrepreneur Relief is proposed to strengthen the UK start-up ecosystem by incentivizing successful founders to reinvest their capital and expertise into the next generation of UK businesses, thereby addressing the domestic funding gap and creating a self-sustaining growth environment, says Zuleika Salter While the UK has long been recognised for its strength in innovation [...]

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  • The Morning Wire Awards: Three cheers for these business heroes

    Business

    A little over 20 years ago, as Morning Wire prepared to hit the streets for the very first time, the team was clear that a bit of positivity needed to be baked into its founding ethos. This has never meant shying away from difficult conversations or sanitising the news agenda, but it has meant that [...]

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  • One in five founders expect to leave UK in next 12 months

    Economics

    A fifth of British entrepreneurs expect to leave the country in the next 12 months as confidence in the government sinks to a new low. Fresh data from the Entrepreneurs Network has revealed the growing fears of a ‘brain drain’ could be set to escalate with just over one in five founders pencilling in plans [...]

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  • Michael Hayman elected chair of British Chambers of Commerce

    March 16, 2026

    Michael Hayman has been elected the new chair of the UK’s leading business network, succeeding former management consultant Sarah Howard.  Hayman will take the chair of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) after being picked unanimously by board members.  As chair, Hayman will lead the network’s strategic direction as it supports business growth, lobbies the [...]

  • Morning Wire partners with SCALE expo for flagship event

    February 27, 2026

    Morning Wire has partnered with the SCALE expo and summit, a flagship gathering of founders, investors and business leaders at London’s Business Design Centre.  The summit will take place on the 22nd and 23rd of April, connecting ambitious founders with London’s best capital, talent and tools. SME XPO was relaunched as Scale by Sam North [...]

  • Entrepreneurs offer a plan to pull Britain out of the doom loop

    February 24, 2026

    Entrepreneurs are problem solvers by nature, so we should welcome the fact that an esteemed group of them are turning their attention to the biggest challenge of our age: how to pull Britain out of the doom loop. Enterprise Britain launches today with a rallying cry to “reject the narrative of decline” and “reignite Britain’s [...]

  • Third of young Brits brew business ideas at the pub

    February 18, 2026

    A third of young Brits have come up with a business idea over a pint at their local boozer, new research has revealed. Brits are finding unlikely entrepreneurial inspiration in pubs as 18 per cent of all people in the UK have had a light-bulb business moment here, according to new polling by GoDaddy.  This [...]

  • Whitehall in talks with City for non-dom reform after exodus

    January 11, 2026

    Whitehall is locked in talks with City bigwigs as the Labour government seeks to attract wealthy investors to the UK following the tumultuous fallout to the scrapping of the non-dom regime. The non-dom status was changed by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in the Autumn Budget 2024 and was swapped for a residence-based system that taxes all [...]

  • ‘If we’re serious about growth this is the lever to pull’, says Treasury adviser

    December 17, 2025

    UK founders are launching businesses faster than ever, yet many still feel undervalued, underfunded, and overlooked. The 2025 UK StartUp Report showed that only 29 per cent of founders believe entrepreneurship is seen as a desirable career while just 27 per cent feel successful founders are celebrated. And, perhaps worst of all, only around a [...]

  • Britain needs to ‘encourage enterprising entrepreneurs’ to kick-start economy

    October 22, 2025

    Britain “needs to be a nation of shopkeepers once again” and “encourage enterprising entrepreneurs” to boost its economic prosperity, the chief executive of recruitment giant Reed has said. Speaking on an up-coming episode of Morning Wire‘s Boardroom Uncovered podcast, James Reed said if he was Prime Minister for the day, he’d “make Britain a destination [...]

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