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Volunteers have come together at a Scottish Water reservoir in the Borders to plant hundreds of native trees at the site

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We've planted a new “wee woodland” of native broadleaf trees on land at one of our key sites near Falkirk

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Simon Parsons, Director of Environment Planning and Assurance at Scottish Water explains why our water is rightly a source of national pride

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New nature-based methods of managing rainwater have been installed at two local primary schools and a community centre in Dundee

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In his most recent blog, Alex Plant talks about the need to keep investing in Scotland's world class water

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Hundreds of native broadleaf trees have been planted on land surrounding a highland reservoir, helping to improve biodiversity in the area and lock up carbon

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Our strategic plan aims to ensure water and waste water services remain sustainable, resilient and affordable

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In our latest BLOG, Scottish Water’s Director of Environment Planning & Assurance Simon Parsons explains how Scottish Water is working hard to protect the environment and keep its customers informed when it comes to overflow spills

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We've launched a pilot project offering 250 homeowners free water butts and planters to help reduce the risk of flooding for their neighbours downstream

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Scottish Water has reached a major milestone in its £60m investment to revamp Invercannie Water Treatment Works (WTW) in Aberdeenshire. Today (Friday 20 September) its successful modern makeover was celebrated with a re-opening and tree planting ceremony led by Judy Whyte, Provost of Aberdeenshire, alongside Scottish Water’s Chief Executive, Alex Plant and Board Chair, Deirdre Michie OBE.