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of course some areas of Scotland are long term grindingly poor and recieive lots of start up credits My area in northern England is like this - you can't move
by andyking 14y ago
of course some areas of Scotland are long term grindingly poor and recieive lots of start up credits
My area in northern England is like this - you can't move for constant advertisements for "start-up events," in the local newspapers, on the local radio and so on. It just feels like a way of spending EU money. I don't think they actually hand out many start-up grants or credits, they just run these endless "events."
I live in a small town of 8,000, and they even have them every month there, plugged ceaselessly on the local radio station. It's quite a good way of propping up the local media with advertising revenue, but I'd be interested to know how many people actually get anything out of this.