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Scottish Borders Council Business Information Aug 10 GENERAL CONTACTS Borders College Our Scottish Borders Portal Scottish Borders Campus, Nether Road, www.ourscottishborders.com Galashiels, TD1 3HE [email protected] Tel: 08700 505152 [email protected] www.borderscollege.ac.uk Borders Construction Industry Forum Scottish Borders Chamber of Commerce East Port, Melrose, TD6 9EE Ettrick Riverside, Dunsdale Road, Tel: 01896 820469 Selkirk, TD7 5EB [email protected] www.bcif.org.uk Tel: 01750 505058 [email protected] www.borderschamber.org.uk Borders Health Board Scottish Borders Council Newstead, Melrose, TD6 9DB Council Headquarters, Newtown St. Boswells, Tel: 01896 825500 Melrose, TD6 0SA [email protected] Tel: 01835 824000 www.nhsborders.org.uk www.scotborders.gov.uk Business Gateway Scottish Borders Social Enterprise Chamber Ettrick Riverside, Dunsdale Road, 1 Orchard Park, St Boswells, TD6 0DA Selkirk, TD7 5EB Tel: 01835 822099 Tel: 0845 609 6611 [email protected] [email protected] www.sbsec.org.uk www.bgateway.com Eildon Enterprise Scottish Enterprise The Weaving Shed, Ettrick Mill, Dunsdale Road, Bridge Street, Galashiels, TD1 1SW Selkirk, TD7 5EB Tel: 01896 758991 Tel: 01750 725900 www.scottish-enterprise.com [email protected] www.eildon.org.uk Heriot Watt University VisitScotland Borders Scottish Borders Campus, Nether Road, Shepherds Mill, Whinfield Road, Galashiels, TD1 3HF Selkirk, TD7 5DT Tel: 01896 892133 Tel: 01750 20555 http://www.hw.ac.uk/student-life/ [email protected] campus-life/scottish-borders.htm www.visitscottishborders.com No.9 Federation Of Small Business Lothian & Borders Police Suite 2, Capital Business Centre, 24 Canning Divisional Headquarters, Wilton Hill, Hawick, Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8EG TD9 8BA Tel: 0131 272 2740 Tel: 01450 375051 [email protected] www.lbp.police.uk www.fsb.org.uk/eastofscotland Volunteer Centre Borders Riverside House, Ladhope Vale, Galashiels TD1 1BT Tel: 0845 602 3921 www.vcborders.org.uk Scottish Borders Council Business Information Aug 10 Council Contacts Council Headquarters Scottish Borders Council, Council Headquarters, Newtown St. Boswells, Melrose, TD6 0SA. Tel: 0300 100 1800 Telephone opening hours are 8.00am – 5.00pm Mon/Tues/Wed/Friday 8.00am - 8.00pm Thursday 9.00am – 12.00pm Saturday Contact Centres The Council has several contact centres and also area offices throughout the region. There are contact centres in several towns providing access to many of our services. Unless otherwise stated offices are open from: Mon, Tues, Thurs: 9.00am to 5.00pm Wed: 9.30am to 5.00pm Fri: 9.00am to 5.00pm Berwickshire Coldstream (open Fridays only, closed 12.30 - 1.30pm), High Street, TD12 4DH, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Duns, Newtown Street, TD11 3DT, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Eyemouth, Church Street, TD14 5DH, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Ettrick & Lauderdale Galashiels, Paton Street, TD1 3AS, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Newtown St.Boswells, Council Headquarters, TD6 0SA, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Selkirk, High Street, TD7 4JX, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Roxburghshire Hawick, High Street, TD9 9EF, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Jedburgh, Exchange Street, TD8 6BH, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Kelso, Woodmarket, TD5 7AX, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Tweeddale Peebles, High Street, EH45 8AF, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Peebles, Rosetta Road, EH45 8HG, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Innerleithen, (open Thursday and Friday only) Leithen Road, EH44 6HX, Tel: 0300 100 1800 Area Offices Other area offices include: • Cleansing Area Offices (see Trade Waste information) • Roads Area Offices • Social Work Offices • Burial Grounds Area Services. For more information/ details: http://www.scotborders.gov.uk/directory/4/contact_centres Scottish Borders Council Business Information Sept 08 Emergency Contacts In an emergency, dial 999 or 112. The 112 number has been brought in to standardise all European Union countries for contacting Emergency Services. Preparing for emergencies The Government has set up a website to advise the public on how to prepare for an emergency and what to do in an emergency at http://www.readyscotland.org Severe weather Make sure you know what to do when severe weather is forecast. The first and most vital is check local and national weather forecasts. For advice during weather periods of severe gales; heavy rain, heavy snow and icy roads, thunderstorms and lightening; heat and sun; dense fog, visit the Met office website - http://www.metoffice.gov.uk For travel advice in severe weather in the Scottish Borders call the Council’s 24 hour Operations Centre on 01835 825076. Essential calls only. For travel elsewhere in Scotland go to http://trafficscotland.org Floodline You can contact Floodline (for information on flood warnings in your area) by calling 0845 988 1188. or visit the SEPA website at www.sepa.org.uk/flooding. Previous details on Council measures to prevent or mitigate flooding are available in the Flood Prevention Report available on the Council’s website. For more info: http://www.scotborders.gov.uk/info/1228/flooding/1143/flooding_advice No.10 Scottish Borders Council Business Information Aug 10 Promotional Initiatives Scottish Borders Council in conjunction with other public agencies provides the following support to local businesses. • Marketing & Promotion Initiatives – a range of promotional activity to support businesses in areas such as tourism, textiles, food and drink, etc. • Rural Development – as well as influencing and lobbying national policies, the Council also offers a range of rural support programmes and initiatives. • Social Enterprise – information and support for social enterprise initiatives. • Tourism – provision of a range of tourism support services and facilities such as walking routes, museums, etc. The Council also provides direct financial support to the local office of VisitScotland, which is responsible for marketing and promoting the Scottish Borders to visitors. • Direct Gov - for the latest and widest range of public service information which covers a wide range of topics. For more information on business development, job opportunities and support programmes in the Scottish Borders: Scottish Enterprise and Business Gateway, providers of business advice to small to medium sized businesses. http://www.scottish-enterprise.com/ http://www.bgateway.com Scottish Borders Chamber of Commerce is a membership organisation of local businesses, which promotes the interests of its members and the economic well being of the Region as a whole with the co-ordination of a number of business support services. http://www.borderschamber.org.uk/ No.8 Scottish Borders Council Business Information Aug 2010 Planning Requirements for Buildings and Land Use Development Plan The Council has a statutory duty to provide a Development Plan for the future development of the Scottish Borders. The Development Plan currently comprises the Structure Plan and the Local Plan. In the future these will be replaced by a Strategic Development Plan (covering Edinburgh and the South East of Scotland) and a Local Development Plan covering the Scottish Borders. The Plans are the framework for policies on which applications for development are assessed. Supplementary Planning Guidance, which assists the implementation of the Plans, is also provided along with other research and land use information. Planning Permission and Building Warrant Approval The Council ensures compliance with the Town & Country Planning Act 1997 through the process of Planning permissions. Planning permission is required for the development of any land and for changes to existing buildings. The Council also ensures compliance with the Building (Scotland) Regulations 2004 through the Building Warrant approval process. The Building (Scotland) Regulations sets the technical guidance for all buildings and building work. For general guidance on the need for planning permission, the following is available on the website: • When planning permission may be needed • How to submit an application and the procedures involved • What happens after the decision is made • Application forms and guidance notes • Advice notes on different types of developments • Weekly list of all planning and related applications received by the Council. For general guidance on the need for building warrants, the following is available on the website: • Building Warrants Online • Application Forms and Procedure for Applying for a Building Warrant • Building Warrants and Enforcement Registers • Building Standards Charter. An on-line service is provided by Planning and Building Standards Service. This allows you to access planning applications and building warrants on-line. Contacts Plans and Research team at Council Headquarters on 01835 825060. Planning or Building Standards, Council Headquarters, Newtown St Boswells, TD6 0SA: 01835 825060 No.1 Scottish Borders Council Business Information Aug 10 Leasing or Purchasing Council Property/ Land The largest portfolio of industrial premises in the Scottish Borders area is held by Scottish Borders Council. There are over 260 industrial and commercial workshop units as well as 40 shop premises within the portfolio. The Council also leases, sells and services land for appropriate usage. In addition to the Council’s portfolio, there are a variety of other public and private sector providers with a range of properties and land across the Scottish Borders. Property Lists • In 2010 the Council began subscribing to the Scottish Property Network and our property lists provide a comprehensive guide to all
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