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New digital telecommunications training academy brings benefits to Scottish Borders

A new training academy created in the Scottish Borders is helping to improve digital telecommunications infrastructure and skills in the region.


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Masterplan Released for Chapelcross Green Energy Hub

A multi-million pound, net-zero focussed masterplan for the future of Chapelcross has been unveiled today, showcasing the vision to develop the site into a Green Energy Hub.


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EY Reports Further Foreign Direct Investment Growth In Scotland

Scotland’s enterprise and skills agencies have today hailed the news that the country remains the most attractive location in the UK outside of London for foreign direct investment (FDI).


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Inward Investment Continues To Deliver For Scotland

New figures revealed have shown that thousands of jobs have been created and secured over the past year as a direct result of inward investment.


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