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Does London lead the way when it comes to successful start-ups? How is the Northern Powerhouse taking shape? Which UK city is the best place to start a business?<\/p>\n

Our latest report, Start-Up Britain, has the answers. We\u2019ve crunched the numbers and found the top UK cities where budding entrepreneurs can make their mark and what you should look out for when starting a new business.<\/p>\n

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The next big thing<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Every year, more than half a million new businesses are launched in the UK. Whether serving the local community or breaking new ground online, new companies combine market research with a hefty dose of promotion to ensure as wide a reach as possible.<\/p>\n

To attract new investment – and therefore new businesses – UK cities bid to host entrepreneurs in search of the next big idea. While new companies in London, Leeds and Edinburgh can get the advice and guidance they need on an enterprise level, there are some more practical things to consider which can make or break a start-up.<\/p>\n

What could make or break a business?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

We have compiled the Start-Up Britain \u2013 a report detailing the vital elements to consider when establishing a new business. If you\u2019re looking to relocate to a larger town or city to get the ball rolling on a new business idea, it helps to know that initial support is there.<\/p>\n

Our top five ranked UK cities in the report benefit from one or more of these business-positive characteristics:<\/p>\n