92+ FREE networking events you should know about in November 2026

Isobel O'Sullivan
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Published on 2nd November, 2026

You can’t make a first impression by staying at your desk. Mingle, meet, and grow this November by attending a networking event near you.

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Autumn is all about fresh starts, new opportunities, and making the most of the connections around you.

Stuffy boardrooms not your thing? From cosy coffee mornings and lively founder meetups to ‘NetClimbing’ events at a bouldering wall climbing wall, there are plenty of unconventional ways to meet like-minded people, too.

So, whether you’re looking to start a business or grow your network, step away from your inbox, and get out there. Here are the best free business events happening across the UK this November.

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  • Buell Hospitality Business Exchange – London at The Cumberland Hotel (3rd November at 11:00am): a free day-long event for independent hotel owners, operators, and investors, featuring expert sessions on UK hotel performance, AI, and commercial strategy. It finishes with a networking drinks reception.
  • SiteMinder’s WTMixer 2026 at Fremantle Bar & Kitchen (3rd November at 6:00pm): hospitality tech firm SiteMinder is celebrating its 20th anniversary with an evening of drinks, bites, and partner awards, bringing together hospitality leaders and its global partner network.
  • Circular founders networking event at Barclays Innovation Hub (4th November at 5:00pm): hosted by Barclays Eagle Labs and Visa, this evening features a fireside chat on how side hustles grow into scaleups, plus drinks and peer-to-peer networking with fellow founders.
  • Coffee Friday at Hotel Indigo London K West Shepherd’s Bush (6th November at 10:00am): a free coffee morning from Grow London Local where small business owners can meet local entrepreneurs and potential business partners, plus book a free consultation with a business support manager. Also being held at Oru Sutton on the same day at 10:00am.
  • eCom Collab Club at ODEON Luxe West End (11th November at 8:00am): this morning meetup for ecommerce businesses kicks off with coffee and breakfast snacks, followed by two panel discussions on acquisition and retention strategies for 2027.
  • Superwomen of Colour – Inspire Panel Event & Networking at Canary Wharf (11th November at 6:00pm): a panel of five women leaders from business, economics, and regulation, including Baroness Sharon White and Swati Dhingra, share career tips and honest conversation about ambition, followed by networking drinks.
  • The Creative Futures Network at Blue Garage (11th November at 6:00pm): aimed at creatives aged 18 to 30 in Lewisham, this evening offers networking, a panel talk with industry artists, and a chance to connect with producers and programmers.
  • HR Consultant Growth Forum 2.0 at Triton Square Work Cafe Santander (12th November at 10:00am): a practical forum for independent HR consultants, fractional leaders, and aspiring advisors, covering how to win new clients, build referral networks, and use AI in consulting. Free for a limited time.
  • Tech Startup Networking London – Series A/Venture Capital Networking Event at Archer Street Soho (17th November at 7:00pm): a free monthly meetup for tech founders building scalable startups, with access to technical co-founders, mentors, and angel investors. Strictly for over 25s with a smart dress code required.
  • ZEST: Creative Business Networking at Design District (18th November at 12:30pm): a lunchtime drop-in that brings together South-East London’s creative, business, freelance, and student communities to meet, share, and learn. Held on the third Wednesday of every month.
  • In-person small business meet-up: London at NatWest Accelerator Hub (18th November at 5:00pm): Enterprise Nation’s London meet-ups are usually online, but this one is face-to-face, with pastries, tea, and coffee provided. Bring ID to access the hub.
  • Women Founding Differently at Patch Twickenham (20th November at 10:00am): a free, informal one-hour meetup for female founders, freelancers, and women exploring entrepreneurship, with open discussion and community check-ins. Held on the second-to-last Friday of each month.
  • Talking Business Live: AI for SMEs at Metro Bank, Bexleyheath (26th November at 5:30pm): a free evening on using AI tools safely in your business, with a local founder case study and an introduction to the upcoming Mayor of London AI funding programme for SMEs.
Newcastle
  • Network+ Mastermind Breakfast Networking at Great Lime Road (3rd November at 7:30am): an early-morning meetup where like-minded businesses network while discussing digital marketing topics. Held every Tuesday.
  • NatWest Accelerator Morning Mixer at The Lumen (3rd November at 9:30am): held monthly, this is a chance for founders, business leaders, and ecosystem allies to connect over complimentary Nespresso coffee, with light networking activities like Coffee Roulette and Walk and Talk.
  • Slice & Social: Pitch Perfect at Twenty Twenty Bar (3rd November at 6:00pm): an evening of networking and pizza where eight pre-start and early-stage founders each deliver a three-minute pitch, with the audience voting for their favourite.
  • Coffee & Connect at Smart Works North East (4th November at 9:00am): a relaxed bi-monthly hour for referral partners and local organisations supporting North East women into employment to connect and discuss working together.
  • RL Business Club: How cyber criminals hack into organisations at Aspire Technology Solutions, Gateshead (4th November at 4:00pm): a free session featuring a 45-minute live hacking demonstration, plus practical advice on cyber security and fraud prevention from experts in banking and policing. Tea, coffee, and networking beforehand.
  • Hornets Nest Business Club at Hebburn Town Football Club (6th November at 12:00pm): a relaxed but focused lunchtime meetup for North East professionals, now on its fourth edition, with guest speakers from local businesses.
  • Optimise Your Network at Mosiac Tap (10th November at 3:30pm): a relaxed afternoon networking session for business owners in Newcastle city centre, with good transport links and nearby parking.
  • Charity Freelancers – Connect & Co-work at One Strawberry Lane (12th November at 9:30am): a free, informal co-working and slow-networking day for freelancers and consultants in the charity sector. Drop in for the whole day or just a couple of hours.
  • She Scales: Female Founders Connection and Co-working at The Lumen (18th November at 12:30pm): a monthly session for female founders to share experiences and build community, with voice coach Nic Redman as this month’s speaker, followed by optional co-working.
  • No Suit Club at Twenty Twenty (19th November at 3:00pm): laid-back networking for business owners, founders, and creatives, with no name badges and no forced pitches. Stay for 20 minutes or the full two hours.
Leeds city
  • The New Monday: Creative Networking Leeds at Department Leeds Dock (3rd November at 9:00am): start your day right with this free breakfast meetup for creatives across the digital, TV, and film sectors. It offers coffee, croissants, and insider tips on emerging production opportunities. Held on the first Tuesday of every month.
  • Autumn Budget 2026: What will it mean for you and your business? at The Knowledge Exchange, Leeds Beckett University (4th November at 8:30am): Leeds Business Growth Service and Azets tax specialists break down the key Budget announcements and what they mean for business owners. It covers tax, employer implications, and planning ahead, with a Q&A.
  • Catalyst Event: Funding, Banking & Business Support Explained at NatWest Accelerator Leeds (10th November at 1:00pm): a practical session for founders on the funding, banking, and support options available, from debt finance to cashflow tools. Speakers include NatWest’s Charlie McWha and Ed Hunt of Mettle.
  • Finance for Non-Financial Leaders Taster at Nexus, University of Leeds (11th November at 3:45pm): Leeds University Business School previews its new executive programme with a taster workshop and Q&A, followed by networking. It’s aimed at leaders who make financial decisions without a finance background.
  • NatWest Accelerator: She Scales Female Founders Connection and Co-working at NatWest Accelerator Leeds (18th November at 10:00am): a monthly session for female founders to share experiences and build community, with founder-led conversations on confidence, leadership, and scaling. Optional co-working follows for the rest of the day.
  • Get Connected | Leeds at Clockwise Leeds (19th November at 10:00am): a free, drop-in B2B meetup for local businesses, with refreshments provided and no elevator pitches required. Stay for as long as you like, with an optional tour of the coworking space afterwards.
  • Leeds Tech Leadership Event at Barbara’s Bier Haus (19th November at 5:30pm): an evening for senior tech leaders hosted by Computer Futures, with an interactive discussion on leading change without losing company culture.
  • SME Leaders Forum at Nexus, University of Leeds (24th November at 3:00pm): Leeds University Business School invites local small business owners and senior leaders for an afternoon of expert insight, discussion, and informal networking.
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  • Sheffield Business Community Coworking Day at Merchants House, Neepsend (2nd November at 9:00am): a relaxed, dog-friendly day of working alongside local founders, freelancers and creatives, with no pitching and a food and drink offer for attendees. Drop in for an hour or stay all day, with an optional social run or walk afterwards.
  • Founders Sheffield #001 at Discovery at Pennine Five (10th November at 9:00am): the first in a monthly series of working days for Sheffield founders, with free entry. Bring a laptop for a day of coworking, then stay for an afternoon of networking and a brand direction session led by Callum Parker of Olano.
  • End of Year Business Networking Breakfast at electric works (11th November at 9:30am): a free morning from Business Sheffield and Opportunity Sheffield, with tea, coffee and pastries. Advisors will be on hand to talk funding, recruitment, training and general business support.
  • G4C Autumn Networking Event 2026 at BOX (12th November at 5:30pm): an evening for young professionals across Yorkshire and Humber’s built environment sector, from architects to contractors. It includes welcome drinks, a talk from a Soprema UK speaker and a free raffle.
  • Sheffield Young Professionals x The Millowners Arms at The Millowners Arms (12th November at 5:30pm): the group’s November drinks social for people in their 20s and 30s, with £10 pizza and a pint on offer. All industries are welcome, as are students and job seekers.
  • Property and Construction NetClimbing at The Climbing Works (20th November at 10:00am): Banner Jones Solicitors and Rodgers Leask swap the boardroom for the bouldering wall. It’s open to property and construction professionals only, and beginners are welcome, with lunch on site afterwards.
Spinningfields Manchester
  • Morning Mixer at NatWest Accelerator Manchester Hub, Spinningfields (3rd November at 10:00am): a monthly coffee morning for founders, business leaders and partners in the Accelerator community. Expect complimentary coffee, a relaxed open-networking space and simple icebreaker activities such as Coffee Roulette or Walk and Talk.
  • MCR Connect at Dukes 92 Bar & Restaurant (18th November at 7:00pm): a monthly, social meetup for property investors, entrepreneurs and professionals, held on the third Wednesday of the month. Swap business cards, experience, and advice over a drink, with a different focus topic each session.
  • Green Economy Networking Manchester at Bridge5Mill (20th November at 9:30am): a free morning for anyone in green technologies and environmental services, or looking to work with the sector. Refreshments and short sector presentations are followed by open networking, with a separate screening of The People’s Emergency Briefing at 1:00pm for those who want to stay on.
  • Buell Hospitality Business Exchange – Manchester at Hotel Football, Old Trafford (24th November at 11:00am): a free day for independent hotel owners, operators and investors. It combines three expert-led sessions on sector trends, AI and leadership with a sandwich lunch, time to meet specialist partners and a networking drinks reception.
  • Manchester Entrepreneurs, Business Networking & Pitching Event at the Students’ Union, University of Manchester (25th November at 12:00pm): The Legacy Bench’s Pitched or Ditched brings founders, creators, students and professionals together for live pitching, discussion and networking. Admission is free, but you need to register, and the event will be filmed and photographed.
Liverpool
  • Post-Budget Collaboration at Evelyn Partners, Liver Building (3rd November at 8:30am): bringing together Professional Liverpool’s Private Client and Corporate Finance groups, this event is an opportunity for professionals to exchange ideas, discuss the upcoming Budget, and build connections across related sectors.
  • The Pop-Up Office and Social Meetup at Novotel Paddington Village at Novotel Paddington Village (5th November at 9:30am): this free coworking event is ideal for freelancers, remote workers, and independent professionals who want to escape their usual workspace while making new connections. Bring your laptop, get some work done, and meet people from Liverpool’s creative and digital communities.
  • The Liverpool Family Law Breakfast Club at Avenue HQ, 4 St Paul’s Square (13th November at 8:00am): designed for family law professionals, this breakfast meetup combines networking with an educational session, giving attendees the chance to connect with like-minded colleagues, share experiences, and discuss practical issues affecting their work. Breakfast is included.
  • Coffee & Connections – Business & Travel Networking at Radisson RED Liverpool (26th November at 10:30am): a relaxed coffee morning for professionals interested in business, travel, and flexible income opportunities. Ideal for meeting like-minded people, exchanging ideas, and exploring new ways to grow your network in an informal setting. Free to attend.
Birmingham
  • Zellig: Rise and Shine Networking Club  at Zellig Building (12th November at 10:00am): a relaxed networking morning for Birmingham’s creative community, bringing together independent businesses, entrepreneurs, and professionals to make new connections, share ideas, and explore potential collaborations.
  • Coffee & Connect | Connected Women  at Cherry Red’s Cafe Bar (12th November at 6:30pm): a friendly evening meetup for women to meet new people, enjoy relaxed conversation, and build genuine connections. No formal networking or pressure to attend with someone you know, so it’s ideal for those looking to expand their social and professional circles.
  • She Scales: Female Founders Connection and Co-working  at NatWest Accelerator, 2 St Philip’s Place (17th November at 10:00am): a meetup for female founders to connect, share experiences, and learn from others building and scaling businesses. Expect informal introductions, honest conversations, and practical insights, with optional coworking afterwards.
  • Startup Social West Midlands  at The Jointworks (17th November at 10:00am): designed for founders in their first one to three years of business, this relaxed event offers a chance to meet other entrepreneurs, share challenges, and build genuine connections without the pressure of sales pitches. 
  • HUSTLE Birmingham Entrepreneur Networking Event  at Manahatta Temple Street (26th November at 5:00pm): a networking event for startup founders, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and investors looking to build valuable connections. Meet potential business partners, discover investment opportunities, and connect with people who can help you grow your business.
  • Partners and Pastries – Business Networking Event  at Dains Accountants, Chamberlain Square (26th November at 4:00pm): this afternoon networking event brings business partners and professionals together over seasonal refreshments, including mulled wine and mince pies. Expect introductions from fellow partners and opportunities to strengthen business relationships and explore potential collaborations. 
Nottingham
  • Built in Notts Tech Meetup at Lab82, The Oldknows Factory (every Wednesday at 10:00am): a weekly, no-agenda meetup for founders, students and techies. Arrive for open networking and coffee, hear an occasional short talk from a member, then stay on to cowork and swap ideas until mid-afternoon.
  • Coalesco Monthly Business Networking Lunch at Beeston Fields Golf Club (10th November at 11:00am): a free monthly lunch for local business owners and professionals, with free parking. This month’s speakers cover branding as a growth engine and the tax rules on staff gifts, parties and entertaining.
  • Nottingham Business Networking | KuKu Connect at Pizza Pilgrims at Pizza Pilgrims Nottingham (11th November at 6:00pm): a relaxed evening of networking with no pitches or presentations, and complimentary hospitality from the venue. First-time guests attend free, while returning guests need to join the KuKu Community.
  • Coffee Club Nottingham: Women in Business Coffee Morning at Bendigo Lounge, Beeston (18th November at 10:00am): a free quarterly morning for women who run their own businesses. It opens with quick introductions, then it’s open conversation with no agenda or pitching. MLM and network marketing businesses aren’t eligible.
Cambridge
  • Cyber Security for Business Leaders  at St John’s Innovation Centre (4th November at 8:30am): this event combines practical advice on protecting your business from cyber threats with opportunities to connect with local business owners and technology professionals. Enjoy coffee and pastries while sharing ideas and discussing the security challenges facing businesses today.
  • AI for Women’s Health: A Policy Event  at King’s College (9th November at 9:30am): this event explores how artificial intelligence could transform women’s healthcare. Researchers, policymakers, and professionals can discuss emerging ideas, exchange expertise, and build connections across health, technology, and public policy.
  • The Changing World of Work  at The Bradfield Centre (10th November at 9:00am): led by award-winning author and speaker Russell Beck, this practical session explores how businesses and their teams can navigate uncertainty and adapt to change. 
  • The Common Thread – Monthly Business Networking Morning  at Parker’s Tavern, University Arms (12th November at 10:00am): a relaxed monthly meetup bringing together Cambridge’s professional community, from founders and consultants to creatives and business owners. Enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, pastries, and fresh fruit while making new connections.
  • SAEN: Network and Connect  at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge (20th November at 11:00am): this event brings together educators, researchers, and education professionals for panels, roundtables, and networking. Focused on career development and progression for South Asian and global majority educators, it offers opportunities to exchange experiences and build connections.
  • Oxford Business Networking Event at Holiday Inn Oxford (every Friday at 8am): organised by Network B2B, this friendly business networking group brings together professionals and business owners to share ideas, exchange referrals, and develop valuable relationships. 
  • Oxford Data Meetup – November with Speakers and Networking at Oxford Centre for Innovation (12th November at 6:00pm): bringing together data professionals, technology specialists, and anyone interested in data and AI, this meetup features expert talks on AI agents, data management, and product decision-making.
  • Women in Tech Oxfordshire: Talks and Networking at Oxford Centre for Innovation (17th November at 6:00pm): showcasing women’s work across the technology sector, this event combines talks, panels, and networking. Hear from experienced industry leaders, explore challenges, and connect with other professionals working across tech and innovation.
  • Mental Health as a Business Priority: Leadership, Culture, Impact  at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford (26th November at 7:30am): this breakfast networking event brings together senior business leaders to discuss how organisations can create healthier, more supportive workplaces. Hear from experienced leaders and connect with fellow CEOs, HR directors, and decision-makers over coffee and pastries.
  • Morning Mixer with Nespresso at NatWest Accelerator, Avon Street (3rd November at 10:00am): a relaxed monthly meetup for founders, business leaders, and entrepreneurial community members to connect over complimentary Nespresso coffee. Expect informal group activities and conversations with new people.
  • She Scales: Women Founder Networking at NatWest Accelerator, Avon Street (4th November at 10:00am): a monthly gathering for female founders and business leaders, combining networking with a wellbeing session. Explore mindfulness, self-care, and practical ways to manage the pressures of running a business while connecting with other women entrepreneurs.
  • Advice Sector – ACFA Client Facing Network Event  at Travelling Light Studio, Wellspring Settlement (4th November at 9:45am): bringing together advice-sector advisers, support workers, and outreach professionals from Bristol and the surrounding area, this networking event features guest speakers and a Q&A with specialist debt and benefits advisers from Talking Money. 
  • NetDRIVE Autumn Gathering 2026 at Watershed, Harbourside (4th–6th November, starting at noon on 4th November): a three-day gathering for researchers, technology professionals, and infrastructure providers working towards more sustainable digital research infrastructure. Attendees can exchange ideas, develop collaborations, and work together on practical solutions for greener computing.
  • Bristol AI Shed 2026 Finale: Practical AI for You and Your Business at Watershed, Harbourside (10th November at 8:30am): this event combines expert talks, a panel discussion, practical demonstrations, and plenty of networking. Discover how businesses are using AI in practice, exchange ideas with fellow professionals, and explore tools and techniques to put into action.
  • Bristol Creative Freelancers Coffee & Catchup at Watershed, Harbourside (12th November at 10:00am): a casual coffee meetup for creative founders, freelancers, and digital professionals to chat about their work, share experiences, and make new connections. Drop in at any point during the morning for an informal catch-up with Bristol’s creative community.
  • Community x Arts x Tech Meet-up at Knowle West Media Centre (12th November at 6:00pm): a welcoming gathering for creatives, technologists, and community-focused professionals interested in projects that bring arts, technology, and social impact together.
Cardiff city
  • Celebrating Welsh Entrepreneurs: Innovation, Growth & Success at Cardiff Eagle Lab, Tramshed Tech (2nd November at 9:30am): bringing together Welsh founders, startups, scale-ups, investors, and business leaders, this event celebrates entrepreneurial success while offering practical insights into growing a business. 
  • Local Business Networking Event at Monmouthshire Building Society, St David’s Centre (4th November at 4:00pm): a relaxed in-person meetup for local entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals to meet, exchange ideas, and build useful business relationships. Whether you’re starting out or already established, it’s an opportunity to expand your network and learn from others in the area.
  • Wednesday Works: Work. Learn. Connect.  at iungoworks, West Bute Street, Cardiff Bay (4th November at 8:00am): a free coworking day with a community lunch, designed for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and local professionals who want to meet others while getting work done. Hosted by iungoworks with Barclays Eagle Labs and Talk in the Bay, it combines informal networking with opportunities to learn about local businesses and share ideas.
  • Co-Create: A Regional Participatory Placemaking Exchange – South East Wales at Cornerstone, Atlantic Wharf (9th November at 1:00pm): an interactive event for built-environment professionals from across the public and private sectors to collaborate on placemaking and urban design. Take part in cross-disciplinary discussions, share expertise, and connect with peers in your industry.
  • Dragons’ Den Business Networking Event Cardiff with Sarah Willingham at The Piano Works, St Mary Street (10th November at 6:00pm): featuring former Dragons’ Den investor Sarah Willingham, this business networking evening brings together entrepreneurs, founders, investors, and decision-makers. Hear insights from successful business leaders, enjoy a welcome drink and buffet, and make valuable connections.
  • The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality Insights – Cardiff at Hodge House (11th November at 9:30am): this event explores progress and ongoing challenges in workplace gender equality. Designed for HR professionals, inclusion leads, and senior leaders, it combines insights from award-winning employers with discussion and opportunities to exchange experiences with peers.
  • CBL Cardiff Breakfast Meeting at The Coach & Horses Hotel & Restaurant, Castleton (27th November at 7:30am): a monthly breakfast gathering for Christian business leaders to connect, encourage one another, and discuss the challenges of leadership. Enjoy breakfast and informal conversation with fellow professionals in a supportive setting.
Edinburgh
  • Unfiltered Edinburgh at CodeBase Edinburgh, 37a Castle Terrace (4th November at 8:30am): a relaxed morning meetup for founders, freelancers, and anyone interested in Edinburgh’s tech community. Grab a coffee, meet people across the local startup ecosystem, and share your own story or hear about opportunities through the community announcements. 
  • LGBTQ+ Founder Network Edinburgh at Otherworld Bar & Kitchen, Leith Walk (5th November at 5:00pm): a welcoming after-work meetup for LGBTQ+ founders, freelancers, consultants, and business owners. With informal introductions and plenty of time for conversation, it’s an opportunity to meet people, share experiences, and develop genuine connections.
  • Coffee Connections Edinburgh at The Alchemist, George Street (4th November at 9:30am): a welcoming networking morning for entrepreneurs, professionals, and anyone looking to expand their connections in Edinburgh. Meet new people, exchange ideas, and explore business opportunities over coffee in an informal setting.
  • Edinburgh Business Networking Event in Edinburgh (26th November; time to be confirmed): organised by Network B2B, this recurring meetup brings professionals and business owners together to exchange advice, build trusted relationships, and generate referrals. With one seat per profession within each group, it’s designed to help members develop useful connections and grow their businesses.
  • November 2026 E2N Networking Event at Hotel Indigo, Princes Street (18th November at 4:00pm): a relaxed after-work networking session at the Juniper Bar, bringing together local professionals and business owners to strengthen relationships and develop their client pipeline ahead of 2027. Drinks are provided by Allica Bank.
  • Third Sector Conects at Godfrey Thomson Hall, University of Edinburgh (18th November at 10:00am): this event brings together people working across Edinburgh’s voluntary and charity sector to share ideas, strengthen collaboration, and discuss future priorities. Attendees can learn about the Third Sector Reference Group and contribute to conversations shaping the sector’s direction.
  • Edinburgh ProfessionalsQuarterly Networking at CodeBase, 37a Castle Terrace (26th November at 9:00am): this quarterly meetup gives local founders and professionals the chance to meet new contacts through a structured networking activity. Breakfast sandwiches and coffee are provided, making it an easygoing way to build relationships across Edinburgh’s business community.
Glasgow
  • Building the Future Accountancy Workforce: Launch Event at the University of Strathclyde, Cathedral Wing (2nd November at 9:30am): bringing together accountants, employers, and educators to discuss skills, recruitment, and the future of the accountancy profession, with opportunities to connect with industry peers.
  • Unfiltered Glasgow at Barclays Eagle Labs, BECO Building (5th November at 9:00am): a relaxed coffee meetup for founders, freelancers, and investors to share ideas and connect with Glasgow’s startup and tech community. No formal pitches or presentations.
  • BLK Property Group Networking Event at BLK Property Group, Wilson Business Park, Hillington (6th November at 12:00pm): a free networking event for property professionals and clients to make connections, discuss opportunities, and build business relationships over coffee.
  • Autumn Networking Event: Celebrating Volunteering in Community Food at Kinning Park Complex (13th November at 11:00am): hosted by Glasgow Community Food Network, this event brings together community food organisations to share experiences, celebrate volunteering, and explore collaboration opportunities. Lunch is provided.
  • She Scales x egg: Meet the Founders of Goat Rodeo Goods at Royal Bank Accelerator Glasgow, 110 Queen Street (18th November at 10:00am): female founders can hear how Goat Rodeo Goods grew from a surplus-cucumber idea into a food brand, while sharing experiences and connecting with other women in business.
  • Start-Up Day 2026 at the Mitchell Library, North Street (24th November at 10:00am): a free event for aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners featuring practical workshops, advice, and networking. Meet fellow founders, hear local success stories, and discover support for growing your business.
  • BNI Nexus Networking Friday at The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice, Bellahouston (Fridays in November at 6:30am): an early-morning networking meetup for business owners and professionals to exchange referrals, build relationships, and explore new opportunities over breakfast.

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Isobel O'Sullivan

Isobel O’Sullivan is a News Editor at Startups.co.uk with over five years of experience covering business and technology news. Since studying Digital Anthropology at University College London, she’s written for Tech.co, Expert Market, and Eco Experts, using her expertise to distil complex topics, and has had her work linked to in leading publications like the Financial Times and The Guardian.

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