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Engineering masterpiece of the North East gets 21st century renewal
Scottish Water has reached a major milestone in its £60m investment to revamp Invercannie Water Treatment Works (WTW) in Aberdeenshire. Today (Friday 20 September) its successful modern makeover was celebrated with a re-opening and tree planting ceremony led by Judy Whyte, Provost of Aberdeenshire, alongside Scottish Water’s Chief Executive, Alex Plant and Board Chair, Deirdre Michie OBE.
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Read moreEngineering masterpiece of the North East gets 21st century renewal
Scottish Water has reached a major milestone in its £60m investment to revamp Invercannie Water Treatment Works (WTW) in Aberdeenshire. Today (Friday 20 September) its successful modern makeover was celebrated with a re-opening and tree planting ceremony led by Judy Whyte, Provost of Aberdeenshire, alongside Scottish Water’s Chief Executive, Alex Plant and Board Chair, Deirdre Michie OBE.
20 September 2024Road Closure Required for North Lanarkshire Sewer Upgrade
We are advising residents and road users in the North Lanarkshire village of Glemavis of a road closure as part of our £2million project to upgrade the local sewer network.
11 September 2024An Early Education to Sewer Flood Prevention for Cardross Nursery Pupils
A group of curious Cardross nursery children recently visited Scottish Water’s £1.6million flood prevention project in their local village.
10 September 2024Green Energy Scheme Delivered in Perth
A Scottish Water site in Perth is now significantly greener, thanks to the installation of an £852,000 solar scheme
Return of Flows Not Far Off for First Phase of Sewer Project
The first phase of a more-than £10million investment to upgrade a strategic rising sewer main between Renfrew and Glasgow is nearing completion.
02 September 2024Shovels in the Ground as £12m Stewarton Investment Works Start
Work on a multi-million-pound, multi-project package of investment to alleviate sewer flooding in Stewarton, East Ayrshire is set to begin
23 August 2024