Plans for a £31.4m flood protection scheme for Selkirk are set to progress, it has been reported.
The scheme, which has received support from the Scottish Borders Council, is understood to have said the project is "fully approved, designed and ready to commence the delivery stages", the BBC has claimed.
A funding bid for the development was submitted by the local authority last month. The outcome is still to be heard.
If it is approved however, almost 600 properties within the Bannerfield, Philiphaugh and Riverside areas would be removed from the national flood risk register.
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