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A secondary school in South Lanarkshire has won Scottish Water’s 2025 Making Waves Challenge as part of an education programme to encourage young people to protect the future of Scotland’s water

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Scottish Water is one of 20 organisations joining forces to protect Scotland's critical infrastructure from the impact of climate change

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New data indicates people are increasingly using water more efficiently and helping to protect supplies during the driest start to the year in more than 60 years

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Our plan sets out what we must do and how we need to work with others to ensure our services against the impact of climate change

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WORK to ‘super-size’ half a kilometre of sewer in the centre of Perth is drawing to a close.

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The construction of Scotland’s lowest carbon new waste water treatment works, to support the future of one of the country's fastest-growing communities, has been completed by Scottish Water.  

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Tay Street in Perth has now fully reopened to traffic following the successful completion of Scottish Water’s major ‘super sewer’ project in the heart of the city.

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Athletes, volunteers and spectators are being encouraged to stay hydrated using Orkney’s world class drinking water during the Island Games, after organisers joined forces with Scottish Water to help reduce the event’s need for single use plastic bottles.

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A multi-million pound investment by Scottish Water in Edinburgh’s waste water network has been marked by a community effort to sow the seeds of what will become a large wild meadow above the site of a key project

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Scottish Water is celebrating a remarkable career milestone as John MacLeod, Senior Project Manager, marks 40 years of service in the water industry