The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) has been helping start and scale up businesses who struggle to gain access to funding for over 25 years. Fuelling an Entrepreneur’s Fire, a report from the Enterprise Investment Scheme Association (eisa.org.uk), produced in association with the All Party Parliamentary Group for Entrepreneurship examines the role that EIS and SEIS (the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme) play in supporting young, innovative businesses. The report makes four recommendations for how the schemes can be developed to play an even greater role in funding the UK’s next generation of high growth businesses.
ColdQuanta UK, the Oxford-based quantum atomics company, has been awarded £2.8 million in Innovate UK grants. The funding will enable ColdQuanta to lead a consortium of companies across the UK to develop three projects, including work on a new, ground-breaking...
Barclays Eagle Labs officially launches in Oxford at The Wood Centre for Innovation Barclays Eagle Labs has opened its doors in Oxford at The Oxford Trust’s Wood Centre for Innovation in Headington’s Health & Life Sciences District. Oxford is one of a...
Evotec, a leading drug discovery alliance and development partnership company, has taken additional office and laboratory space at Milton Park. Milton Park is an Advanced Oxford member and one of the leading science and technology communities in Europe. The...
