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Major Investment to Tackle Flooding in Dunblane Making Progress

Our £3 million investment project to deliver essential improvements to the waste water infrastructure in Dunblane, Perthshire is well under way

17 February 2022

Crookston Castle PS Pupil Names Tunnel Boring Machine 'The Crookie Monster'

A 10 year-old girl from Crookston Castle Primary School won a Scottish Water competition to name a tunnel boring machine which has just carried out key work on part of a project to improve water services for one million people

11 February 2022

Graduates and Apprentices to Help Scotland's Drinking and Waste Water Services Go Greener

More than 1,000 graduates and apprentices will help transform Scotland’s drinking and waste water services making them greener and fit for future generations

08 February 2022

Green Graduate Case Studies

Case studies from some of our graduates who are helping transform our services making them greener and fit for future generations

08 February 2022

Oban Investment in Final Stages

Our £4.6 million investment to upgrade Oban’s water network is on track to be completed by the end of February

28 January 2022

Extreme Weather Led to ‘Extraordinary’ Period for Scottish Water, New Report Reveals

Extreme weather conditions led to one of the “most challenging and extraordinary periods” for Scotland’s water and wastewater provider.

20 January 2022

Multi-Million Pounds Project Enters Final Phase

Our £11.5 million project to protect a Lanarkshire community from sewer flooding has entered its final phase

18 January 2022

State of the Art Supply for Islay

Multi-million pound Islay investment onstream after marathon journey and months of on-site testing

14 January 2022