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Call for Customers to Help Trace Leaks as Engineers Work to Maintain Supplies
We're asking customers to take precautions to protect their pipes and help trace leaks in and around their properties
17 February 2021Scottish Water Battling Elements to Maintain Normal Supplies
Scottish Water workers are battling against the elements across the country to ensure we maintain normal services to customer
11 February 2021Flying High: Chopper Rallied for Reservoir Upgrades
We took to the skies for a dramatic helicopter delivery of a footbridge to the remote Dhu Loch Reservoir on the Isle of Bute
10 December 2020Mauldslie Bridge Reopens After £1.3M Investment at South Lanarkshire Heritage Site
A-listed Mauldslie Bridge which crosses the River Clyde south of Dalserf in South Lanarkshire re-opens following a £1.3m renovation project
05 October 2020Clean Up Underway After Oil Dumped in Sewer Network in Borders
People are being reminded to think twice about what they put down drains and sinks after a waste water works in the Borders was contaminated with used cooking oil
14 July 2020£6.9M Project Back on Site in Inverclyde
Our £6.9m investment project is back on site at Loch Thom Reservoir in Greenock and it’s a hive of activity even despite the current Covid-19 restrictions.
07 July 2020Repair is Water Under the Bridge for Specialist Team
A specialist team has completed a nerve-wracking repair to a vital water main that runs beneath the Kessock Bridge, north of Inverness.
04 May 2020Conor McVey, Waste Water Modern Apprentice
Conor McVey is a waste water modern apprentice at Scottish Water in the west of Glasgow. Hear how he continues to put customers first during these unprecedented times.
01 April 2020Milngavie Beauty Spot Improvements a 'Sign of the Times'
We're progressing with a £250,000 investment in the first phase of work at the Craigmaddie and Mugdock reservoirs in Milngavie to improve the appearance of one of the area’s most important recreational facilities.
19 March 2020Keeping Our Buoys Shipshape is Vital for Safety
Find out about our work with the Northern Lighthouse Board to keep our navigation buoys working safely
10 February 2020Friary Find Sheds Light on Kingussie’s Earliest Days
The discovery of human bones during work to renew Kingussie’s water network has yielded new evidence of the Badenoch capital’s beginnings as a religious centre
18 October 2019Katrine Aqueduct Historic Find
Victorian era water pioneer pictures inspiring £12.5 million aqueduct refurbishment
28 February 2019Kingussie Water Work Completed,Leaving Forgotten Friary’s Story to be Told Later in 2019
Scottish Water has completed work to take care of Kingussie’s water network after it was briefly interrupted by the discovery of the foundations of a long forgotten Carmelite friary, together with human remains believed to date back to the Middle Ages
15 January 2019Sewer Network Used as Dumping Ground in North Glasgow
Scottish Water is issuing a reminder to the public about the problems caused by the misuse of its sewer network after the discovery of a child’s travel cot in a Glasgow sewer
25 October 2018Take Autumn Action to Protect Property and Pipes
Householders across Scotland are being urged to take action this autumn to ensure their property and pipes are protected ahead of winter
05 October 2018