Border Economy

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.

Decommissioning the nuclear site at Sellafield faces continued delays and an overspend of £913 million, according to an official report.

Young's Seafood itself is now on the market. The potential sale is understood not to have an affect on the possible closure of Pinneys.

Scottish Parliament has been warned that the closure of Pinneys factory would be an 'economic tsunami' for Annan.

Young's Seafood will consult with staff throughout the 45-day process. If the factory closes, at least 450 people could lose their jobs.

Planning Permission has been granted to house the tapestry in Galashiels as part of a project to revamp the town.

George Osborne is blamed for the slow start to Brexit preparations - and Universal Credit payments are described as 'Victorian'.