Scottish Enterprise

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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - MAY 20: Scottish First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon attends First Ministers Questions at Holyrood on May 20, 2020 in Edinburgh, Scotland. (Photo by Fraser Bremner-Pool/Getty Images)

First minister promises talks with Ovo Energy to see if redundancies can be prev...

How the proposed Caerlee Mill mountain-biking innovation centre in Innerleithen would look.

Innerleithen mountain bike centre plans about to move up a gear

Denholm's Auld Cross Keys Inn will host the first of a series of engagement events regarding the forthcoming enterprise agency for southern Scotland.

Meetings being held in Borders to draw up to-do list for new enterprise agency

Tweedbank train station, the end of the line for the Borders Railway line

Councillors agree to region's first simplified planning zone

Villagers gathered to watch demolition work start on Newcastleton's old filling station.

Newcastleton eyesore being demolished to make way for new fuel station

A Borders Railway train at Newtongrange.

Enterprise boss backing Borders Railway extension campaign

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

American firms invest Â£6.3m in Scotland

Scottish Government business minister Paul Wheelhouse, centre, in Hawick with Scottish Borders Council leader David Parker, right, and fellow executive member Stuart Bell in September when the funding was first announced.

Â£3.6m regeneration bid for Hawick taking shape after final proposals agreed

The old Langlands Mill in Hawick.

Hawick councillors welcome progress made on action plan for town

Councillor Stuart Bell.

Hopes high for new enterprise agency lined up for Borders
A boost to business in southern Scotland in the form of a new enterprise agency has been welcomed by politicians and industry leaders.
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Stone falls off front of old mill

Cash boost for cancer drug firm

Guest speaker Phil Anderton, right, with Business Gateway Scottish Borders Manager Phil McCreadie at the Masterclass event at Ochiltree's, Abbotsford - The Home of Sir Walter Scott.

Business Gateway to host more Masterclass events

Borders wages are Â£65 below average

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Digital Boost talks for local businesses

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Businesses set for a DigitalBoost

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Scottish Steel Task Force to meet.
The first meeting of the Scottish Steel Task Force Task Force.
The Task Force was created after Tata Steel announced the mothballing of its operations in Dalzell and Clydebridge placing 270 workers at risk of redundancy.
The Task Force comprises representatives of Tata Steel, South and North Lanarkshire Councils, Trade Unions, Scottish Enterprise, elected representatives and industry bodies. The meeting is chaired by Business Minister Fergus Ewing.

Hawick Knitwear staff supported through PACE

Former Jed paperboy to take top role with Scottish Enterprise

BMR's woodland manager Paul Boobyer measuring tree diameters

Now is a good time to grow timber says machinery ring

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More needs done to boost tourism in Scotland, says FSB

To mark five years since the first meeting of the South of Scotland Alliance and the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Employment and Sustainable Growth, Alliance chair Councillor Stuart Bell made a presentation to John Swinney MSP of a Border Reiver statue.

Alliance meet to tackle rural economy issues

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