Driving Net Zero and climate action in the South of Scotland
Rising cost of doing business
Is your business affected by rising costs? Find up-to-date information on guidance and sources of free support from Scotland’s business support organisations
South of Scotland Enterprise (SOSE) is the one-stop shop for businesses and enterprising communities throughout Dumfries and Galloway and the Scottish Borders. We’re here to help people and enterprises in the South to thrive, grow, and fulfil their best potential.
Every enterprise is different, and SOSE support is tailored to your stage and situation. Services can include training, advice, specialist expertise, and funding (grants and loans).
For inspiration, see the case studies on businesses and communities we’ve helped around the region. Then get in touch for a chat with an adviser.
Businesses
Want to start or grow your business in the South of Scotland? SOSE can help, whatever your business scale, stage or sector.
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Enterprising Communities
Want to make a difference in your community? SOSE provides expert advice and resources to support your community development project.
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Events
Looking for training, networking and inspiration? Meet Team SOSE and partners, and get support to take your project to the next level.
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Paxton House unlocks tourism potential
Discover how Paxton Trust made a big impact with a tiny team with focused tourism business planning advice from SOSE.
About SOSE
Want to know what SOSE’s all about? Get up to speed on strategy, vision, inward investment, careers and who’s who in Team SOSE.
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Services
Interested in SOSE services? Find out what we can offer businesses and enterprising communities, and how to get started.
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Resources
Looking for strategic documents, reports, videos, surveys, grant award notices, leaflets and more? Visit our information and download hub.
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