The Scottish National Investment Bank says it is backing the redevelopment of a quarry near Ratho.
Plans to create Scotland's first artificial surf park have been boosted by £26m in funding from the Scottish National Investment Bank.
The project will involve the installation of underwater technology that can create waves - from slow moving white water for beginners through to powerful barrels up to two metres high for experts.Scottish National Investment Bank director Susan Campbell described the project as "exciting, innovative and ambitious".
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