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Scottish Water volunteers spruce up Dalwhinnie war memorial
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8 November 2023Dalwhinnie's war memorial has been cleaned ahead of Armistice Day by Scottish Water volunteers.
Scotland’s swim leaders dive in to build on next wave
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30 November 2023A record number of experts dedicated to delivering vital swimming lessons in Scotland have united to discuss the next steps in creating “generation swim”
Scottish Water invests nearly £2 million to replace critical pipe at Kettleton Reservoir
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29 November 2023A vital pipeline that delivers water to thousands of homes in Dumfries and Galloway is being replaced by Scottish Water as part of a £1.8 million investment.
Pioneering peatland project progresses
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14 November 2023Two years after launching a peatland restoration project in the Outer Hebrides, we return to check on its progress.
Industrial Action Statement Latest Update
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14 November 2023Updated Statement on strike action by union members
Partnership approach to cut FOG from Highland sewers
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17 November 2023A new partnership approach to tackling the threat of fatbergs in city centre sewers is set to put the Highland Capital’s drains on a diet.
Defib donated to Glenfarg community
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11 March 2026Scottish Water has donated a defibrillator to the community of Glenfarg
Average Scottish Household Water Bill to Increase by £42 from April 2026
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22 January 2026From April 2026, average household water and waste water charges in Scotland will rise by £42 to support essential services and national infrastructure investment
Scottish Water Uses Advanced PipeDiver Technology to Survey Pipe in Dundee
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25 March 2026Scottish Water Uses Advanced PipeDiver Technology to Survey Pipe in Dundee
Next Phase of Seafield Investment On Track For Summer Start
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12 March 2026Cabinet Secretary for Climate Action and Energy Gillian Martin MSP has visited Seafield Waste Water Treatment Works to hear of plans for a significant investment to further improve the site’s odour performance