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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.
17 November 2023
Local swimming provider championing inclusion
Mainstream lessons reach more children with disabilities
14 November 2023
Scottish Water volunteers spruce up Dalwhinnie war memorial
Dalwhinnie's war memorial has been cleaned ahead of Armistice Day by Scottish Water volunteers.
08 November 2023
Residents Urged to Bin Wipes to 'Keep Helensburgh Heavenly'
We have joined forces with local campaign group Plastic Free Helensburgh to urge residents to help wipe out chokes following a big spike in sewer blockages in the town
Tunnelling Machine Named By Glasgow Pupil
A Glasgow schoolgirl has won a competition to name a tunnel boring machine as part of Scottish Water’s multi-million-pound Glasgow Resilience Project.
13 October 2023
Scottish Water Teams Out in Force to Protect Customers
Our teams were out across Scotland protecting vital infrastructure during weekend deluge
09 October 2023
Renfrew Sewer Upgrade Extended in Multi-Million-Pound Investment
We are extending work to upgrade an important strategic rising sewer main to protect prized local allotments following a spate of bursts
06 October 2023
Nature Calls Campaign Urges People to Prevent Sewer Blockages
We are urging customers across Scotland to help prevent sewer blockages by binning wipes
02 October 2023
Peebles Pupils Pioneer Mission to Protect Scotland's Water
First lesson of new Generation H₂O youth engagement programme takes place at Priorsford Primary.
29 September 2023
Fife Leisure Trust Crowned at National Awards
Learn to Swim provider commended at aquatic celebrations
27 September 2023
Bridge of Weir Open for Business as Sewer Upgrade Ramps Up
Bridge of Weir remains open for business as a our million pound project to tackle sewer flooding in Bridge of Weir enters a key phase.
Monster project secures sustainable water supply for Loch Ness communities
A state-of-the-art single Water Treatment Works has been built to replace two smaller WTWs. The new plant uses nanofiltration membranes to produce up to 1 million litres of world class drinking water every day, drawn from the largest body of freshwater in Scotland.
18 September 2023
Nature Calls the 'Shotts' in North Lanarkshire
We are urging residents in Shotts, North Lanarkshire to help wipe out chokes following a big spike in sewer blockages in the town
15 September 2023
