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Average Scottish Household Water Bill to Increase by £42 from April 2026
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22 January 2026From April 2026, average household water and waste water charges in Scotland will rise by £42 to support essential services and national infrastructure investment
Defib donated to Glenfarg community
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11 March 2026Scottish Water has donated a defibrillator to the community of Glenfarg
Second Phase of Stewarton Sewer Flooding Project Complete
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12 February 2026Scottish Water has completed the second and final phase of a £2.3million project to tackle sewer flooding on an East Ayrshire street
Low-Emission Supply Chain Partners Announced
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5 March 2026We've announced new low-emission steel supply chain partners, as we continue our drive to cut carbon in our capital investment programme and operational services
Scottish Water Calls on Customers to Use Water Efficiently as We Head into Summer
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1 May 2026Scottish Water is asking customers across the country to take measures now to enable them to use water more efficiently ahead of any extended period of dry weather that might impact supplies through the year
Scottish Water Welcomes Wet Wipes Ban in Scotland
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13 February 2026We support new regulations to ban plastic wet wipes in Scotland from August 2027 to protect the environment and cut sewer blockages.
BLOG: Building a More Water‑Resilient Dundee
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26 February 2026Catchment planner Dom McBennett takes a look at how a new way of managing surface water is at the heart of a major regeneration project in Dundee
Reservoir Ranger Blog: Bonfires, Birdsong and Better Weather
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30 April 2026Scottish Water Uses Advanced PipeDiver Technology to Survey Pipe in Dundee
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25 March 2026Scottish Water Uses Advanced PipeDiver Technology to Survey Pipe in Dundee
Views Sought on Major Bioresources Upgrade Project for Glasgow
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4 June 2026Scottish Water is seeking feedback on proposals for a multi-million pound replacement of its bioresources treatment plant in Daldowie