Border Economy

The boss of NuGen has admitted that there are no firm plans to save the Moorside nuclear development in West Cumbria

The annual Wigtown Book Festival kicks off today and is said to be the biggest yet.

A funding bid that could see millions of pounds allocated to boost economic growth in Cumbria and southern Scotland is set to be lodged.

Tourism numbers have fallen in the Scottish Borders, according to figures released by Visit Scotland.

Cavaghan & Gray are expanding their Carlisle factory.

Young's Seafood announced the closure of the Pinneys factory in April, with the loss of 450 permanent jobs.

Müller has announced plans to close its Carlisle depot.

The first stage consultation on the move of Edinburgh Woollen Mill's headquarters out of Scotland, is drawing to a close.

Projects created to 'reinvigorate the south of Scotland’s economy and stimulate inclusive growth', have received £7.7million funding.

The University of Glasgow first opened to students on the Crichton Campus in 1999, with the first six students graduating in 2002.