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Solution in sight for long-standing Gulberwick pump station problem

THE OLD waste pumping station near the Gulberwick beach could be removed and replaced with four underground septic tanks after being out of action for years. Scottish Water has applied for planning permission for the project, and it hopes that work will be able to begin later in...

£3m Black Isle water network revamp set to start within weeks, Scottish Water confirms

A £3 million Scottish Water project to upgrade the water network serving customers on a part of the Black Isle is set to begin.

£3m Black Isle water network revamp set to start in Eathie, Davidston and Peddieston, Scottish Water confirms

A £3 million Scottish Water project to upgrade the water network serving customers on a part of the Black Isle is set to begin.

Scenic Perth street could be dug up for many months for sewer works

Wick water works and traffic disruption to continue until summer 2023 – War in Ukraine and 'difficult ground' blamed for delays

The work in Wick to replace water pipes has been held back due to issues arising from the war in Ukraine with a finish date expected next summer.

£2m Scottish water network improvement in pipeline for Black Isle communities as work gets under way

A £2 million Scottish Water project to upgrade the water network serving customers in a Black Isle community is under way.

£2m Scottish water network improvement in pipeline for Black Isle communities as work gets under way with project involving Caledonia Water Alliance (CWA) and local contractor Pat Munro

A £2 million Scottish Water project to upgrade the water network serving customers in a Black Isle community is under way.

Drones And Laser Technology Cut Carbon Emissions

State-of-the art drones and lasers are being used together for the first time in Britain to improve Scotland’s sewers and are helping Scottish...

State-of-the-art drones being sent down sewers in 'game-changer' for Scottish Water

Drones are being sent down sewers in a move that will reduce carbon use and could pick up potential problems more quickly, saving money.

Scottish Water uses 'state-of-the-art' drones and lasers to improve sewer network

The hi-tech drones have been adapted for use in the waste water industry and are deployed to survey the sewers for potential problems, often flying to