Category Archives: Scottish Water

Scottish Water has today, 23rd January 2026, announced that its primary wholesale charges for 2026/27 will increase by 8.67%. As wholesale charges are paid by retailers on behalf of customers, this increase is likely to be passed through directly to retail water and wastewater bills for all non-domestic customers across Scotland. Scottish Water said: “The […]

Scottish Water have asked us to share the following message with our customers: Following the driest start to the year across Scotland since 1964, we are asking customers to use water wisely and cut back on non-essential use. Water levels in reservoirs have fallen to an average of 77% this week, 13% below the average […]

Please see the following Press Release from Scottish Water, as some customers in Dundee have been affected overnight:   Scottish Water are now initiating steps to slowly reintroduce normal water supplies to customers in parts of North East Dundee after a burst on a strategic trunk water main on Wednesday evening (5th Oct). Around 9,500 […]

With the recent warm and mainly dry weather, Scottish Water is urging people and businesses across the country to help maintain normal water supplies by being as efficient as possible in how much water they use every day. Last weekend over just two days, customers used an additional 200 mega litres (200 million litres), the […]

Please find Scottish Water’s recent Press Release below: SCOTTISH WATER APPEALS FOR HELP TRACING LEAKS AND BURSTS IN THE NORTH-EAST   Scottish Water teams are working hard to trace and repair leaks across water networks in the north-east, following the impacts of last week’s extreme low temperatures and the thaw now underway. Local response teams […]

Please find Scottish Water’s recent Press Release below:   SCOTTISH WATER REMINDING CUSTOMERS TO CHECK & PROTECT PIPES Scottish Water is reminding householders and businesses across Scotland to ensure water pipes on their property are checked and protected during the winter to prevent burst pipes and flooding in freezing temperatures and reduce the risk of […]