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Cameron Clark Named Net Zero Scottish Apprentice of the Year
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3 March 2025Scottish Water apprentice Cameron Clark scoops Net Zero gong at Scottish Apprenticeship Awards
£300,000 solar project completed in Helensburgh
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27 March 2025Work on a £300,000 renewable energy project in Helensburgh which will help make the treatment of the town’s waste water less carbon intensive is now complete
Underground giant lowered deep into Edinburgh chamber
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3 April 2025Scottish Water is nearing completion of a £5 million investment in Edinburgh’s waste water network following the installation of a nine-tonne screw pump into an underground chamber at McDonald Road Waste Water Pumping Station
Keeping £13m Sewer Upgrade Project On Track by Going Under
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2 December 2025A key phase of a £13m project has been completed after Scottish Water successfully tunnelled under the main Glasgow to Stirling railway line
Pioneering Drone Technology Seeds Millions of Trees at Talla Reservoir
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4 December 2025A groundbreaking woodland creation project in the Scottish Borders has seen advanced drone technology deployed to seed over two million native trees across inaccessible upland areas
Eela Treatment Works receives TTU
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2 December 2025Work at a new water treatment works in Eela for Scottish Water continues.
The publicly owned utility is working with Ross-Shire Engineering (RSE) to upgrade the facility in Shetland.
The current plant, built in 1978, provides approximately 4.3million litres of water a day to around 5,400 residents.
Second Phase of Flood Project A Step Closer for Picturesque Pittenweem
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5 December 2025A planning application has been submitted for the second phase of an £8million Scottish Water project to protect the picturesque Fife village of Pittenweem from flooding
Customers in Tayside urged to save water
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16 October 2025Scottish Water is calling on customers in the Dundee and Tayside area to continue to save water in homes and gardens – despite recent rain across Scotland.
Call to Customers to Help Keep Sewers Flowing in Face of Climate Change
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3 October 2025We're renewing our plea to customers to help keep Scotland’s sewers flowing freely, as increased downpours from climate change puts extra pressure on the system
Scottish Water Continues Essential Sewer Repairs in Haymarket, Edinburgh
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15 January 2025Scottish Water is set to commence the second phase of essential sewer repair works in Rosebery Crescent, Edinburgh, following the successful completion of upgrades to the waste water infrastructure at the end of last year
