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Aviemore Primary Pupils Get Creative to Launch New Top Up Tap
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8 March 2022Creativity was overflowing at Aviemore Primary recently as pupils took part in a Scottish Water poster competition
Litter Pickers Back Wet Wipe Ban Call
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24 March 2022Dunbartonshire litter-pickers are the latest volunteers to publicly back Scottish Water’s Nature Calls campaign – calling for a ban on wet wipes that contain plastic.
Biodiversity boost for Lintrathen land
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31 March 2022Scottish Water is creating a brand new area of woodland in Angus aimed at improving biodiversity and wildlife habitats.
Shetland Stalwart Bobby Retires After 40 Years
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28 March 2022Bobby Fullerton, a stalwart of the Scottish Water team in Shetland, is retiring after more than 40 years of public service
New Ness Top up Tap is Ready to Flow
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20 May 2022A new Scottish Water Top up Tap has been unveiled on the banks of the River Ness in the Highland Capital
BLOG: Saving Water Can Help Save Energy Too! - Malcolm Eakin
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23 May 2022Malcolm takes about how you can reduce your water and energy consumption at home
Be a Superhero, Not a Villain
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20 May 2022Spidey-senses are tingling at Scottish Water after the discovery of a Spider Man t-shirt which was blocking the sewer system in Dalmellington, East Ayrshire
Major Sewer Upgrade Unveiled for Glasgow's Southside
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25 May 2022Scottish Water is set to invest £750,000 upgrading the sewer network in the city’s Cathcart area to help reduce the risk of flooding
Mollie’s Canine Climbing Buddy Makes Munro Debut
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31 May 2022Record-breaking Everest climber and Antarctic explorer Mollie Hughes is to be joined by a new canine mountain companion as she takes on the Scottish Water Munro Challenge this Saturday.
Hydro Nation Scholars see innovation in action at Inverurie
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9 May 2022As part of their summer school training programme, a group of 20 of the Scottish Government’s Hydro Nation Scholars attended Scottish Waters £21 million state-of-the-art Inverurie Waste Water Treatment Works, to learn more about the facility.