For firms that help new sponsors

New UK sponsor licences, every Monday.

Every week a few hundred organisations are added to the Home Office register of licensed sponsors. Sponsor Radar turns that list into a short brief: each new sponsor matched to Companies House, scored for fit and filtered to your region, so you hear about them while they're setting up their first sponsored hire.

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268organisations added to the register

240organisations removed from it

85only moved town or renamed, so left out

One week of changes, 16 to 23 October 2026, from daily copies of the register on GOV.UK.

What's in each brief

One row per new sponsor, ready to act on.

When and how: The week it was added, its visa routes (Skilled Worker, Global Business Mobility and others) and its rating.
Companies House match: Company number, age, accounts size and sector, with a link to its Companies House record.
Fit score: Young, small and mid-sized employers in sectors with heavy sponsor duties first. Universities, NHS trusts and large employers with in-house teams are filtered out.
Contact flag: Limited companies are marked as fine to email at a business address. Sole traders and partnerships are flagged "call or write instead", in line with PECR.
Removals: Organisations that left the register that week, so you can spot changes affecting your own clients.
Your filters: Only the regions and sectors you work in, delivered as a sheet every Monday.

From the brief for the week to 23 October 2026

What a few rows look like

Fit	Organisation	Town	Route	Company age	Sector	Companies House
90	Ask Recruitment Education Services Ltd	Erith, London	Skilled Worker	1.0 yr	Recruitment	16793955
90	CareConcepts Mayfield Ltd	Crewe	Skilled Worker	0.7 yr	Care	17012132
90	Cranberrys Bar and Kitchen Ltd	Glasgow	Skilled Worker	1.5 yr	Hospitality	SC847034
90	Gilroyd Convenience Store Limited	Barnsley	Skilled Worker	0.5 yr	Retail	17161132

That week, London had the most new sponsors (91 of the 255 kept), and the largest sectors were hospitality, care and retail.

Who it's for

Firms whose work starts when a licence is granted

Immigration advisersNew sponsors take on reporting, record-keeping and right-to-work duties straight away, often without an adviser.
Relocation firmsA new licence usually means a first sponsored hire is on the way, with a move to plan.
Right-to-work and HR softwareEvery new sponsor now has workers to track and changes to report.

Early access

Try it for four weeks, free

Write to [email protected] with the regions and sectors you cover. You'll get this week's brief for them, then one every Monday for four weeks.

If it's not useful, just say so and the emails stop.