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Last Updated: Wednesday, 1 November 2006, 10:24 GMT
Hawick mill site set for housing
Plans have been lodged with Scottish Borders Council to build houses at a former mill site in Hawick.

Clan Estates wants to construct the homes at the derelict John Laing site at Slitrig Crescent in the town.

The outline application is to build a total of 79 detached, semi-detached and apartment properties.

The 175-year-old textile company went into receivership earlier this year with the loss of almost all the 95 jobs at the Hawick plant.

A Dawson International buyout subsequently took over the stock, order book, label name and a handful of staff - but not the premises.




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