Angel Academe has made its latest investment is in Dem Dx, founded by CEO Lorin Gresser. Dem Dx’s CE-certified AI clinical reasoning platform helps frontline healthcare professionals to make initial clinical assessments more effectively and efficiently.

CybExer Technologies, a NATO-awarded cyber range company with global customers spanning international defence organisations, financial institutions, and critical infrastructure enterprises, has announced a €5m funding round to meet market demand and expand its global operations in the face of  a global cyber security skills gap and the explosive growth in increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks.

Nous (to rhyme with ‘house’) a London-based fintech start-up, has raised a $9m seed financing round to build out its service that helps households get smart and stay vigilant as they navigate the imminent cost of living crisis. 

The company, founded in 2021 by a team of serial entrepreneurs headed by former venture capitalist and onefinestay founder & CEO Greg Marsh, has raised funds from a who’s who of angels, entrepreneurs and investors.

SPOKE, a new app that provides music with mindfulness benefits, has secured a £1.1m pre-seed investment led by Ada Ventures. The funding will be used to expand its team, further develop the product and train more artists to create music that can have a positive impact on the mental wellbeing of a younger generation.

The entrepreneur behind a new property management platform COHO has raised £275,000 to establish it as the ‘Airbnb for shared living’.

Vann Vogstad has raised funding from the MEIF Proof of Concept & Early Stage Fund, which is managed by Mercia and part of the Midlands Engine Investment Fund, and a number of private angel investors.

AI-driven cancer detection platform C the Signs has raised £5,000,000 in Series-A funding from MMC, Ataraxia and Acequia Capital, alongside notable Angels including the past CEO of AXA Health, past CEO of Bupa, and Founder of Monzo.

London-based eCommerce start-up aisle-3 have confirmed they are accelerating the release after securing £400,000 from angel investors including from Snap, Catch and MoneySupermarket.

Intelligent energy management and storage technologies specialist, Verlume, has received a £2.5m investment from a consortium led by Par Equity.

Par Equity, a venture capital firm based in Edinburgh, specialises in investing in innovative technology companies and was joined by existing investors, Orchard Venture Capital and Scottish Enterprise.

Dorset Business Angels have hosted their quarterly online pitch event where members hear from five businesses looking for funding

The team behind the UK’s first female urinal have raised £250,000 in their first funding round, as they strive to pioneer ‘pee-equality’ for women and make long queues for the ladies a thing of the past.  University of Bristol graduates Amber Probyn, 23, and Hazel McShane, 25, say their flatpack portable urinals made of recycled sea plastics are six times faster to use and produce 98% less carbon than traditional portable toilets.

A new social app built for sports fans, Sportening, has officially launched out of beta stage after raising £5.3million in seed funding, with a significant investment from Real Madrid star and Ballon d’Or winner Luka Modric.

Green Angel Syndicate (GAS) is the UK's largest network of specialist investors fighting climate change.  Since it was launched in its present form in 2017, it has led the way in delivering specialist angel investment for the innovations we need to fight climate change, backing 28 start-up or early-stage companies across 10 different sectors.  Last week, GAS closed the third round of its EIS Climate Change fund which will support the growth of more pioneering early-stage and start-up companies finding solutions to climate change. 

We asked GAS founder Nick Lyth and CEO Cam Ross to give us some insight into what makes GAS tick, what sets them apart from the crowd and the future for climate change investing.