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Crookston Castle PS Pupil Names Tunnel Boring Machine 'The Crookie Monster'
A 10 year-old girl from Crookston Castle Primary School won a Scottish Water competition to name a tunnel boring machine which has just carried out key work on part of a project to improve water services for one million people
11 February 2022Heroic Friday for Scottish Water Engineer
A Scottish Water employee stepped into the role of good Samaritan on his way to work after coming across a car crash in wintry conditions
11 February 2022Battery Storage First for Scottish Water in Net Zero Drive
Work is now complete on the first large-scale battery storage project to accelerate Scottish Water's drive towards net zero emissions by 2040
11 February 2022Graduates and Apprentices to Help Scotland's Drinking and Waste Water Services Go Greener
More than 1,000 graduates and apprentices will help transform Scotland’s drinking and waste water services making them greener and fit for future generations
08 February 2022Green Graduate Case Studies
Case studies from some of our graduates who are helping transform our services making them greener and fit for future generations
08 February 2022Scottish Water Announces 2022/23 Charges
Scottish Water annual water and waste water charges announcement
04 February 2022Scottish Water returning to normal operation following Storms Malik and Corrie
Scottish Water is returning to normal operation following the restoration of water supplies that were affected by the impact of Storms Malik and Corrie
01 February 2022We Love Deerdykes to the Moon and Back (12 Times!)
Scotland's first large-scale food waste recycling centre celebrates 50GHW green energy milestone
31 January 2022Oban Investment in Final Stages
Our £4.6 million investment to upgrade Oban’s water network is on track to be completed by the end of February
Local Heroes save whelk picker in Pennan
Two Scottish Water employees have proved themselves to be Local Heroes after raising the alarm for a whelk picker in danger of getting caught by the tide at Pennan.
24 January 2022Scottish Water Plans Leadership Transition
Douglas Millican is to step down as Scottish Water’s Chief Executive next year, after 10 years in the role and 20 years on its board and executive leadership team
24 January 2022Extreme Weather Led to ‘Extraordinary’ Period for Scottish Water, New Report Reveals
Extreme weather conditions led to one of the “most challenging and extraordinary periods” for Scotland’s water and wastewater provider.
20 January 2022Multi-Million Pounds Project Enters Final Phase
Our £11.5 million project to protect a Lanarkshire community from sewer flooding has entered its final phase
18 January 2022State of the Art Supply for Islay
Multi-million pound Islay investment onstream after marathon journey and months of on-site testing
14 January 2022Strathaven’s Kenny celebrates retirement after four decades at Scottish Water
Senior project manager and Strathaven local, Kenny Naylor, is celebrating his retirement from Scottish Water after 40 years
13 January 2022