News & Views - Scottish Water

Scottish Water Joins Business Climate Collaboration Launch to Accelerate Climate Action

A group of Scotland’s leading businesses have joined forces to launch a new climate action initiative ahead of COP26 to accelerate the just transition to a net-zero future

12 October 2021

Scottish Water Supports Upstream Battle

We teamed up with Literati and the Beacon Arts Centre in Inverclyde to continue our support for Keep Scotland Beautiful's campaign, Upstream Battle.

12 October 2021

Pupils' Tunnel Vision For Water Network Project

Budding engineers have been learning all about our £2.8 million water network upgrade project in Oban

08 October 2021

Scottish Water Supports Sustainable Approach to Hydration for COP26 Police Officers

The sustainable solution will give officers access to temporary water points set up at posts around the country

07 October 2021

Poetry in motion as Scottish Water worker comes to the rescue

A poet who wrote an award-winning verse praising Scottish Water, has told how he was saved by an Scottish Water engineer

06 October 2021

Autumn Water Efficiency Call After Record Dry Summer

People across Scotland are being asked to use water efficiently this autumn

05 October 2021

Loch Thom Triumphs at Prestigious Civil Engineering Awards

Our £6.9m investment project at Loch Thom Reservoir in Inverclyde has scooped an award for innovation at this year’s Scottish Civil Engineering Awards

04 October 2021

New Commemorative Plaque at Milngavie Reservoirs

The man responsible for revolutionising Glasgow’s water supply has been honoured with a new plaque at Mugdock Reservoir

01 October 2021

Pioneering Low Carbon Tayside Treatment Works Marks 20 Years

A ground-breaking waste water treatment works (WWTW) in Tayside that operates using a biological process within a lagoon is marking two decades of low carbon operation

30 September 2021

Major Investment to Tackle Sewer Flooding in South Lanarkshire

We're investing £2.5 million in a major project to help prevent sewer flooding in Stonehouse, South Lanarkshire

30 September 2021

School Turns Out To Top Up From The Tap

Pupils from Drymen Primary School were among the first to fill their bottles from Scottish Water’s latest Top Up Tap at Rowardennan on the banks of Loch Lomond

28 September 2021

Investment to Keep Lochside Community on Tap

We're carrying out a £160,000 programme of much needed work to upgrade water pipes for communities along Loch Tay

24 September 2021

Covid and Climate Key Challenges for Country's Public Water Services Supplier

Customers are being offered the chance to hear first-hand how Scottish Water coped with the dual challenges of the pandemic and extreme weather events

23 September 2021