Talent shortage and immigration laws holding back London tech scene

Sooraj Shah
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Tech City entrepreneurs want easier access to Silicon Valley talent

A dearth of talent and strict immigration laws are a barrier to growth for London's technology sector, according to independent private sector group Tech London Advocates (TLA). TLA is a team of...

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