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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

503

Total raised

£3.8B

disclosed amounts

This month

£36.9M

raised so far

Seed
£150K

British Design Fund led the investment to support the rollout of artificial intelligence and neurotechnology tools designed to mitigate industrial accidents.

"Human error is a factor in almost all workplace accidents and our mission at FC Labs is to get to the heart of the problem, with a simple, low cost solution."
— Mathew Norbury
£125K

The Bristol health tech startup has raised capital to support product launch and research.

"We are delighted to be partnering with the British Design Fund. With their support we will further advance our mission to revolutionise dementia care by providing carers with much-needed tools for managing distressed behaviours which are one of the most challenging aspects of dementia care. The investment will enable us to accelerate the deployment of SmartSocks™ into care settings, ultimately reducing distress and improving the lives of people with dementia and other conditions that affect communication, whilst also easing pressure on their carers."
— Zeke Steer, Co-founder
Pre-Seed
£500K

The investment was led by Praetura Ventures to help deploy the Melo platform across National Health Service trusts.

"Acquired brain injury is not a new problem, but the statistics show it is a growing issue, which is causing a strain on both the public and private health sectors. With Melo, our focus is to provide a duty of care to staff who are responsible for looking after ABI patients who may, due to brain injury, express challenging behaviour."
— James Burch, Co-founder
Seed
£1.2M

The funding follows a previous £1m investment from Royal Mail and supports independent pharmacies transitioning to digital operations.

"Longer-term this is good news, but right now many pharmacies are focusing more on survival and will struggle to fulfil the new expanded role planned for them by the Government"
— Santosh Sahu, CEO