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Work begins on new enterprise centre to support Portsmouth’s entrepreneurs and startups

City Buildings has broken ground on a new development in the heart of Portsmouth, set to house 14 new offices and a co-working space for small to medium sized... READ MORE »

Six Southampton start-ups set to change the world launched at London Tech Week

The University of Southampton’s on-campus early-stage accelerator Future Worlds has launched six new world-changing companies. Following nine months of work developing... READ MORE »

Money talks: Maddy’s social finance app is helping others learn from her mistakes

Over the past few years, times have been tough. Between political turmoil, the recent cost of living crisis and a pretty huge disruption in 2020, more businesses than... READ MORE »

Pitch perfect! Southampton FC selects promising businesses to help shape the Future of Football

Over the last four weeks, Southampton FC has been running a virtual sprint programme for businesses to come and pitch their ideas for the Future of Football to the... READ MORE »

Bright sparks at Hygienico hoping to revolutionise catering and hospitality with sub-zero tech

A new invention is set to make waves in the catering and hospitality sector, courtesy of scientists at Hygienico. HygienICE™ CIM is a novel commercial ice making... READ MORE »

New app empowers and supports workers from Hampshire, all the way to Silicon Valley

Sickness and absenteeism cost the UK economy £76 billion a year in lost productivity - for businesses, that's an average of £781 per employee. So imagine the benefit if... READ MORE »