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Scotland’s largest, waste water treatment works is now generating all of its own power and supplying enough surplus renewable electricity to power 800 homes each day

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A new water treatment works supplying up to 4 million litres of fresh, clear drinking water each day to Peebles, Eddleston, Eshiels and Lyne Station has been switched on.

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The amount households pay in Scotland for water and waste water services in 2023/24 will rise by an average of 37 pence per week. 

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Every day we treat over 1billion litres of waste water from homes and businesses and return it safely to the environment

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Extreme weather conditions led to one of the “most challenging and extraordinary periods” for Scotland’s water and wastewater provider.

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Catherine talks about why Marine Conservation Society are supporting our Nature Calls campaign

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Whiteadder Watersports Centre, situated between Duns and Gifford has been granted a new lease of life by Scottish Water and Scottish Borders Council

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An innovative new project is ‘distilling’ residues from Scotland’s famous whisky industry into sustainable, green energy

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Elaine Noble, Public Heath Team Manager, is hanging up her lab coat and hi-vis after 42 years service with Scottish Water

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Work is set to re-commence on the final stages of a project to improve the sewer network in Busby Glen, Giffnock