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Echline Sewer Upgrade

Sewer upgrade work starts on 23rd October on Echline View and Echline Place/Ave for approx. 9 weeks. Learn more

Winchburgh Waste Water Treatment Works

Investment project to build a new Waste Water Treatment Works in Winchburgh. Work started in September 2021 and is expected to be complete by winter 2023 Learn more

River Almond

We are investing to improve the environment in and around the River Almond Learn more

Water of Leith

Multimillion pound investment to improve the environment in and around the Water of Leith. Learn more

McDonald Road Waste Water Pumping Station

Scottish Water are carrying out major refurbishment on McDonald Road Waste Water Pumping Station See More

Kingsknowe Edinburgh

We are carrying out complex flood mitigation work on the sewer network, between Redhall School and Peatville Terrace. The work includes building a flood retention wall as well as sewer upgrades to help a number of residents who have been affected by flooding. See more

Longstone CSO Edinburgh

We are currently installing a new CSO and outfall within the old Brooker park park just off Inglis Green Road. Learn more

Murano Place Edinburgh

Scottish Water is working on Murano Place, Edinburgh to repair a damaged sewer to improve our waste water network and ensure we continue to deliver resilient waste water services for our customers in the street. see more

Marchmont Road Edinburgh

Investment project to help tackle flooding in the Marchmont area of Edinburgh started early September 2022 and will last approximately 18 months Learn more

Seafield Waste Water Treatment Works

Seafield is Scotland’s largest waste water treatment works which processes 300 million litres of waste water every day. Learn more

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Scottish Water Top Up Tap set to make a splash in Anstruther

Residents and visitors in Anstruther can now enjoy fresh, free drinking water on the go thanks to a new Top Up Tap installed by Scottish Water.

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Partnership approach to cut FOG from Highland sewers

A new partnership approach to tackling the threat of fatbergs in city centre sewers is set to put the Highland Capital’s drains on a diet.
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Pioneering peatland project progresses

Two years after launching a peatland restoration project in the Outer Hebrides, we return to check on its progress.