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UK companies, town by town.

Pick a UK city. You get its biggest Companies House sectors, its postcode prefixes, and a playbook for reaching firms there. Every page links straight into Leadistry with the filters already set.

New here, last 12 months198,723LondonCompanies incorporated to this post town and still on the public record.ECWCENNW+14Open the London page →

Dot size · new companies registered to that city in the last 12 months. Companies House snapshot, August 2026.

Coverage at a glanceNew companies daily
0174UK cities with a pageEach with its own measured figures from the public record.
02EveryUK postcode coveredThese ten are the busiest. An agent covers any town, city or region you name.
035,190,464Active on the public recordCompanies House snapshot, August 2026. Live companies only.
04DailyNew companies addedEach morning we add the companies registered the day before.
Every UK city

74 cities, each with its own numbers.

The figure beside each city is the new companies set up there in the twelve months to August 2026. Every page shows that city's active companies, what its new companies do, and its busiest postcode districts.

391,108 new companies started in 74 UK cities in the twelve months to August 2026. Manchester had 20,150, Birmingham 16,700 and Glasgow 11,037.

Don't see your town? Leadistry covers every UK postcode. Tell an agent the town, and it reads the companies registered there.

The national picture

England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

One register covers the whole United Kingdom. Four things worth knowing before you cut a list out of it.

01How many companies are registered in the UK?+

5,190,464 companies were active on the Companies House register at the August 2026 snapshot. That is the whole population these pages draw from: every UK limited company, wherever it is based, with its registered office, incorporation date, officers, filing history and up to four SIC codes describing what it does.

02Is there a list of UK companies you can search?+

Yes, and it is public. Companies House publishes the public record, and anyone can look up a company for free. What the official search will not do is let you slice it: give me firms in this trade, in these postcodes, incorporated in the last ninety days, that have a working website and an email I can actually reach. That is the job these pages set up, and it is what a usable list of UK companies means in practice.

03Does it cover England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?+

Companies House keeps one register for the whole United Kingdom, so a company based in England sits in the same dataset as one based in Glasgow or Belfast. The practical split is geographic rather than legal: an agent reads the postcode of the registered office. You give it one area, a town, a city, a region or the whole UK, and the city pages above show the busiest of those.

04Is a registered office where the company actually trades?+

One caveat worth knowing before you build a territory list. A registered office is where a company’s paperwork lives, not necessarily where it trades. Plenty of firms register at their accountant’s address, and a great many register in London while working nowhere near it. Treat the address as where to start looking, not as a service area.

Three ways in

Start where your patch is.

01Pick your areaA town, a city, a region or the whole UK. The agent reads the registered office, so a territory list is one sentence away.
02Add the trade you sell toA SIC code narrows the whole register to the sector you work in, inside the area you just chose.
03Read the first 25 freeEach one arrives with the company record, a verified website and a verified business email. They come once, with no card.
Every UK postcode · one official source

Point the public record at your city.

Set a postcode prefix. Add a SIC filter. Every lead arrives with a verified website and email. Start free with 25 leads, no card.

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