The Latest Breaking News from Scottish Water

THE First Minister has insisted Scotland’s water quality is better than in England – pointing to official statistics which he said showed the…

The Scottish Government is under pressure to tackle the crisis as 7.6million cubic metres of filth released at parks, beaches and waters of special significance.

Thousands of properties across Stirling were left without water at the weekend after a major pipe burst on the city’s supply network. A section of pipe at Touch, near Cambusbarron, was ruptured as a result of what Scottish Water described as “third

Local environmental groups warned of an "obvious increase" in discharges of human waste in Edinburgh's waterways.

Criticism for 'distant' Perth councillors as Tay Street sewer work starts soon

The owners of The Hopes estate said they need to close the car park three days a week, including on Saturdays, because they gather sheep there ahead of tick treatment but one councillor asked if sheep cared what day they were treated on

Record View calls the sewage dumping crisis a truly disgusting state of affairs that cannot go on.

The horrendous stats were revealed at FMQs by Alex Cole-Hamilton as he warned 'swimming pools of poo' were spewing onto some of the country's most beloved shores.

People in the G81 area are facing a loss of water supply this morning, with Scottish Water confirming they are currently on their way to investigate the cause of the failure.

Scottish Water have confirmed that a 36 inch trunk water main has burst in Crow Road, Anniesland, creating issues for those in the G1, G2, G3, G4, G12, G13, G20, G51 areas of Glasgow and G62 in Milngavie.

Residents in multiple areas of the city have been left without water or disrupted supplies after a burst water main in Anniesland, with footage showing the extent of the flooding.