Clackmannanshire
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Clackmannanshire, commonly referred to as Clacks, was historically a base of traditional industries including mining, textiles and brewing. In the past 13 years the region has undergone significant change which has made it an increasingly attractive place to live and work. Clackmannanshire, situated between Glasgow and Edinburgh, has its borders with Fife, Perthshire and Stirlingshire. The unemployment rate is around 4.1%.
With regeneration and investment of around £500 million in recent years, Clacks has experienced some major economic transformation. Significant developments have included the Stirling-Alloa-Kincardine railway line, major retail developments, three new secondary schools and a new college - The Forth and Valley College. The employment base is no longer concentrated in the traditional sectors and with high-quality business accommodation, catering for all sizes of companies. Clackmannanshire has a growing number of small businesses.
The region is the second smallest Scottish authority with a population of around 51,190 from the last census in 2013. Leading employment sectors in the region are Public sector -Education, Council and the NHS. In the private sector retail, service industries and engineering with the global company the Weir Group operating near Alloa, providing notable employment opportunities.
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Clackmannanshire, situated between Glasgow and Edinburgh, has its borders with Fife, Perthshire and Stirlingshire.
With regeneration and investment of around £500 million in recent years, Clacks has experienced some major economic transformation. Significant developments have included the Stirling-Alloa-Kincardine railway line, major retail developments, 3 new secondary schools and a new college-The Forth and Valley College. The employment base is no longer concentrated in the traditional sectors and, with high-quality business accommodation, catering for all sizes of companies. Clackmannanshire has a growing number of small businesses.
Leading employment sectors in the region are Public sector -Education, Council and the NHS .In the Private sector retail, service industries and engineering with the Global Company the Weir Group operating near Alloa, providing notable employment opportunities.Find all the latest jobs in Clacks here on Scotjobsnet.co.uk.
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