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Second Stonehouse Upgrade to Tackle Sewer Flooding
We are investing a million pounds into a second major project to help prevent sewer flooding in Stonehouse, South Lanarkshire.
11 July 2023
Scottish Water Among Country’s Biggest Businesses to Help Launch Carbon Reducing Hub
Scottish Water is among a group of businesses from across Scotland to join forces to launch a new climate action initiative to accelerate the transition to a net zero future
27 March 2023
Protect Property and Pipes During Cold Snap
Householders across Scotland are being urged to take action to ensure their property and water pipes are protected from very cold weather forecast in the next few days.
07 March 2023
Scottish Water Response to Thaw and Rise in Burst Pipes
Our teams have spent the weekend responding to a surge of burst pipes and leaks as the subzero freeze turns into a rapid thaw
18 December 2022
Busby Glen Park Re-opens Following Sewer Upgrade Investment
A much-loved East Renfrewshire park is re-opening this week after completion of construction works to improve the local sewer network
10 October 2022
Super Solar Scheme Underway in East Dunbartonshire
Our most ambitious solar energy scheme to date is now under construction at our most energy intensive asset
30 September 2022
BLOG: 50L Home Coalition - Braulio Eduardo Morera
As part of Scot Climate Week 2022, Braulio talks about a new generation of solutions to address water challenges
27 September 2022
Major Works to Tackle Sewer Flooding in Giffnock
We will begin a long-awaited project to help tackle sewer flooding in Giffnock, East Renfrewshire as schools close for summer
13 June 2022
BLOG: The Value of Water - Brian McCarthy
Brian talks about the need to value what we have and ensure it’s available to everyone in abundance both now and in the future, without destroying the environment from where it originates and cycles.
26 May 2022
Major Sewer Upgrade Unveiled for Glasgow's Southside
Scottish Water is set to invest £750,000 upgrading the sewer network in the city’s Cathcart area to help reduce the risk of flooding
