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Wind farms to give south of Scotland £900m boost, report finds

COMMUNITIES in the south of Scotland are to boosted by almost £900m over the next 35 years from the benefits of onshore wind farms, a new study has…

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Funding to support the delivery of Destination Tweed

Funding to support the delivery of Destination Tweed
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Growth Deal is huge opportunity for the Scottish Borders

The project will deliver significant economic benefits, including the potential for nine jobs and addresses a lack of modern, good quality and…

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Go-ahead for £1 2m Coldstream Business Park project

A business case aimed at securing investment from the Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal for new business infrastructure in Coldstream has been approved by Scottish Borders Council and the Borderlands Partnership. Councillors last month approved the full business case for a project to deliver three m

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Story Contracting gears up for next phase of £27m Carlisle Gateway

Work is due to start on Tuesday to improve the junction between Water Street and James Street as part of the Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal project.

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