NEW small businesses that start up in Glasgow are to have their rents and rates paid for them for up to four years in a bid to kick-start economic growth.
NEW small businesses that start up in Glasgow are to have their rents and rates paid for them for up to four years in a bid to kick-start economic growth.
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Jody Harrison
Glasgow City Council leader Gordon Matheson is to announce a £1.5 million New Business Fund to help small to medium businesses launch in the city.
The deal is part of a new "beyond recession" blueprint for the city designed to support the public sector and open up new job opportunities for Glaswegians.
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