Scottish Water

Think carefully about water usage

Night diving was a necessity

Local divers are praised by Scottish Water for saving the day.

Water supply line pipes being made ready at Gress

Rhoda calls on Scottish water to return some of the cash reserves they have.

Scottish Water diver working at Ness

The utility company are bringing in emergency supplies of bottled water

MSP Rhoda Grant is warning of a crisis looming.

Labour MSP reveals shocking figures

Scottish Water treatment plant arrives on a high tide.

Treatment plant is now up and running

Repairs were carried out by Scottish Water.

Repairs carried out to burst water main on Isle of Benbecula

Chief Executive Douglas Millican says they must deal with the climate challenges to secure future reliability of services.

Transformation will deliver net zero emissions

Innovation at work...Scottish Water engineers have been able to observe social distancing, with a little help from WhatsApp.

WhatsApp helps Scottish Water support customers remotely

New funding to protect Isles’ peatlands

Work on new water treatment centre for Ness set to begin

Work is set to begin on a £6.5 million Scottish Water project to take care of the future of the water supply for Ness, Isle of Lewis.

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Scottish Government environment secretary Roseanna Cunningham is joined by youngsters as she tries out the first Top Up Tap. (Photo: Gareth Easton)

Tap into refill points for access to drinking water

The area served by the Stornoway Water Treatment Works.

Water-wise appeal for Stornoway after dry spell

Charles Dewhurst is preparing to take on the challenge of Everest in December in aid of The Leanne Fund.

Everest challenge for The Leanne Fund

Boil notice lifted

Scottish Water pressed to find a solution for Harris development

Roseanna Cunningham, the Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform, with Peter Farrer, Scottish Water Chief Operating Officer, at the Glencorse Water Treatment Works, Penicuik.

Scottish Water reaches renewables milestone

The Scottish Water winter campaign aims to prevent frozen or burst pipes caused by freezing conditions.

Reminder to protect your pipes from cold weather

Remember to dispose of cooking waste properly to keep the drains clear this Christmas.

Top tips on how to dispose of fats this Christmas

Sean Batty at the launch of the campaign. Photo: Victoria Stewart

Businesses are urged to protect and prepare

As clocks go back, Scottish Water is offering advice to beat bogus callers.

Beat bogus callers by following '˜Three Cs rule'

STV weatherman Sean Batty is backing Scottish Water's winter campaign. (Photo: Victoria Stewart www.victoriastewartphotography.com)

Protect your pipes before the cold weather this winter

Stay safe around water this summer

Scottish Water has launched the latest phase of a new campaign aimed at reducing sewer blockages with a specific focus on bathroom waste.

New campaign aimed at reducing sewer blockages

Water charges in Scotland are second lowest in the UK.

Water charges in Scotland among the lowest in the UK

Don’t put cooking fat down the plughole say Scottish Water

Be aware at all times of bogus callers

Three C’s to curb bogus callers

Part of Scotland's water service has been privatised.

Water deal a damp squib

Madness and embarrassment - the words used to describe the Scottish Government’s decision to award a contract on water supplies to public buildings to a private company.

Maureen Ferrier

Residents urged to ‘use water wisely’