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Posted 23 October 2014

The first two in a series of regional training and development forums have been postponed until early in the New Year.

The events which were due to take place in Aberdeen and the Scottish Borders will now be rescheduled for 2015. The roadshows were part of an on-going calendar of events taking place around Scotland to bring targeted training with a regional theme to cultural, public and private sector organisations all over the country.

Arts & Business Scotland will still be running two central belt training courses in December and January as well as a Christmas Development Forum in Edinburgh.

Further dates will be announced shortly for the rescheduled events.

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