The Latest Breaking News from Scottish Water

Locals locked out of park for two years as Scottish Water confirm no end in sight

The formerly busy park in Busby was closed in June 2020 by Scottish Water despite being told it would open the following September the gates remain firmly closed.

Glasgow Live · May 26, 2022

Glasgow's south side facing months of roadwork chaos as sewer network upgraded

Major works will take place in the Cathcart area from Monday, June 6 as the area's sewer network is upgraded. The £750,000 work, funded by Scottish Water, will last for several months.

Glasgow Live · May 25, 2022

SNP Government accused of failing to rule out 12% rise in water charges

Jackie Baillie, Labour MSP for Dumbarton, slammed the Scottish Government for signing off on a two per cent rise above inflation on bills.

Daily Record · May 21, 2022

'Important glimpse' into medieval life on Scots islands as water project stumbles on find

ARCHAEOLOGISTS have been given an “important glimpse” into medieval life on Scotland’s islands after a water project uncovered a rare find.

The National (Scotland) · May 5, 2022

Emergency rescue opportunity for fire service at Lanarkshire sewer

Crews in Lanarkshire were given a rare opportunity to carry out a live rescue exercise on a Scottish Water construction site

Daily Record · May 2, 2022

Scottish Government urged to control of Scottish Water as executives rake in 'obscene' £92,000 bonuses

Three bosses at Scottish Water were awarded just under £300,000 in one-year

Insider UK · May 2, 2022

Mystery as hundreds of fish found dead in lake sparking water pollution concerns

Locals in Glasgow raised the alarm after spotting hundreds of dead fish at Hogganfield Loch sparking a probe by the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency

Daily Mirror · Apr 30, 2022

Glasgow resident spots 'foul effluent' flowing into River Kelvin near to Botanic Gardens

A local resident spotted the effluent lying along the riverside yesterday near to a new Scottish Water sewage facility constructed not far from the Humpback pedestrian bridge over the river.

Glasgow Live · Apr 23, 2022

Plans submitted to turn historic water treatment works into home and farming hub

Plans have been put forward to transform a B-listed former water treatment plant in Cambusbarron into a new home and craft and farming hub.

Daily Record · Apr 20, 2022

Glasgow MP slams ill-thought out road works causing 'traffic chaos' in Pollok

Local MP Chris Stephens has urged Glasgow City Council and Scottish Water to take action to reduce disruption for commuters over the next few weeks after a 'grid lock' situation.

Glasgow Live · Apr 20, 2022