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John and Michaela McDonald have backed the Denbighshire tour operator to help fund post-pandemic growth and marketing.
"This is our first venture into the travel sector and we are really excited about the possibilities."
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 30 October 2026.
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John and Michaela McDonald have backed the Denbighshire tour operator to help fund post-pandemic growth and marketing.
"This is our first venture into the travel sector and we are really excited about the possibilities."
Anthemis Exponential Ventures led the seed round with participation from APEX Ventures and Entrepreneur First.
"The current pandemic vividly shows the need for digital, non-invasive technologies for clinical diagnosis and monitoring. Clinical trials are on hold, with regulators advising on the use of novel remote endpoints to salvage the trials. At the same time, the shift towards telemedicine models is further accelerating the adoption of digital technologies in the health care sectors. Novoic–with its next generation algorithms and strong focus on clinical validation–is best positioned to drive this acceleration."
The round was led by Valo Ventures with support from Connect Ventures.
"There’s never been a greater need to effectively train, inform and engage your workforce, and technology now allows us to do so seamlessly, regardless of where people perform their work. I’m also excited to welcome Valo Ventures as investors in EduMe. They have a genuine appreciation for this paradigm shift in the modern workforce, and their global network with a base in Silicon Valley makes them the perfect partner for EduMe. This investment will allow us to continue to invest into a unique product proposition that seamlessly combines mobile-first training, information and engagement to empower the modern workforce."
Foresight Group provided £1.5m in Series A funding to support the development of flexible robotic automation tools.
Cambridge Angels and REMUS led the seed round to support international expansion and product development.
"For decades, pest management has been held back by laborious, error-prone manual monitoring. With our technology it is finally possible to change this and help industries around the world to make a step change from reactive to proactive management of pests. This will save billions and massively reduce the amount of pesticide used globally. We’re delighted to have strong support from a wide group of investors who share our vision. This funding will allow us to scale up our commercial operations and continue to address the £320bn global problem of insect pests."