Quote from Lawson Willett on October 3, 2025, 3:47 pm

As the Home for Entrepreneurs, the No. 1 Business Centre attracts customers from all over the world to join our events, have meetings onsite and register their business in our Centre.  But where else can you find like-minded business people to get some answers to your questions?

Here are the top UK business forums where entrepreneurs can connect, share insights, and get expert advice—each with its own unique focus and strengths.

1. UK Business Forums (UKBF)

• Website: ukbusinessforums.co.uk
• Specialism: Small business support, startup advice, and peer-to-peer problem solving.
• Why it’s great: With over 250,000 members, UKBF is the UK’s largest online community for SMEs and startups. It covers everything from tax and legal queries to marketing, logistics, and tech. Members frequently share real-world experiences, making it a goldmine for practical advice and networking.

2. Business Forum UK

• Website: forums.feedspot.com/business_forums
• Specialism: Apprenticeship support and small business discussion.
• Why it’s great: This niche forum focuses on helping apprentices and small business owners navigate early-stage challenges. It’s ideal for those looking for mentorship, training advice, or guidance on launching a business.

3. Mumsnet Entrepreneurs & Startups Forum

• Website: mumsnet.com/talk/small_business
• Specialism: Startup support for parent entrepreneurs and solo founders.
• Why it’s great: Though Mumsnet is known for parenting content, its business section is a vibrant space for founders juggling family and entrepreneurship. Topics include funding, hiring, newsletters, and legal advice—often with a supportive, community-driven tone.

4. BizWarriors Forum (UK Section)

• Website: forums.feedspot.com/business_forums
• Specialism: Global entrepreneurship with UK-specific threads.
• Why it’s great: While international in scope, BizWarriors includes UK-focused discussions on startup growth, branding, and digital strategy. It’s a good place to get broader perspectives while still finding local relevance.

 

When writing on any forum make sure you:

• Be specific when asking questions—include your industry, challenge, and goals.
• Offer value by sharing your own experiences or resources.
• Follow up on threads you start to build credibility and relationships.