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Improving Pathways at Milngavie Reservoirs
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31 July 2023The next phase of our multi-million-pounds investment project at Milngavie Reservoirs in East Dunbartonshire gets under way on Monday 14 August, 2023 and will focus on upgrading the paths around the historic beauty spot
BLOG: Scotland’s weather and our water
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7 July 2023Brian talks about the weather and the way we use water in Scotland
Industrial Action Latest Update
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9 November 2023Plan to protect essential services for customers
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”
Local swimming provider championing inclusion
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14 November 2023Mainstream lessons reach more children with disabilities
Swimming providers championing inclusion
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28 November 2023A national diversity and inclusion initiative has reported a record number of children with disabilities enrolled in mainstream swimming lessons
Learn to Swim Success: From Poolside Lessons to Paralympic Glory
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28 January 2026Abby Kane won silver in the 100m backstroke at the Rio Paralympics in 2016 and is now passing on her passion for the sport as a swim teacher
Tree‑mendous effort! Volunteers plant hundreds of saplings at Cocksburn Reservoir
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29 January 2026Over 50 volunteers came together to plant 1300 native broadleaf saplings at Cocksburn Reservoir
Scotland’s Infrastructure Decade │ Alex Plant Blog
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11 March 2026Discover how Scotland’s £46bn infrastructure decade will boost communities, strengthen climate resilience, create jobs, and deliver long‑term environmental benefits.
Woodland Project Gathers Pace at Loch Katrine as Regeneration Takes Hold
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2 July 2026Hundreds of hectares of native woodland are now regenerating at Loch Katrine as a once-in-a-generation project to transform the landscape above one of Scotland’s most important water sources gathers pace