Not a single firm given an emergency loan by East Lothian Council in the first month of lockdown has defaulted on payments, a new report has revealed.
In a record described as 'remarkable' by one councillor, East Lothian Investments Ltd (ELI) said it handed over more than £70,000 to businesses in the first month of lockdown and nearly two years on had no defaulters.
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