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Saturday, 4th July 2009

Scottish Water

Fewer burst pipes after mains renewal WORK to improve water mains in the Highlands and Islands has resulted in fewer burst pipes.

Water chief grilled by MSPs over 'film star' salary THE chief executive of Scottish Water was forced to defend his salary yesterday when he appeared before Holyrood's finance committee.

Cromarty Firth clean-up under way A MULTI-million-pound project has started to protect the environment of the Cromarty Firth.

Firms 'missing out on £5m' water savings A REPORT published today by the Water Industry Commission for Scotland has revealed that two-thirds of companies have failed to review their water and sewerage provider nine months after the business water market was opened to competition.

Scottish Water emergency cover is hit by strike over festive period

Scottish Water workers to strike over festive season

Scottish Water turbines to supply all its energy

CBI urges water sell-off and end to local tax plan

Now construction industry weighs in with attack on Business Stream

Digital maps to tackle flooding

Interview - Mark Powles: Stopping the trickle before it's a flood

Scots given water bills hope as energy prices keep rising

Scottish Water loses 924m litres

Match cash to fight stench, says Chisholm

Big spend in the pipeline

Call to solve Seafield stench

Fancy a swim in the Forth? Perhaps not

We're kicking up a legal stink in bid to beat Seafield stench

Seafield upgrade offers stench victims powerful whiff of hope

ECom eyes expansion on back of software deal with Scottish Water

Latest news: Workman killed after trench collapses

City's leaky pipes losing 40m litres of water a day

Surface leak to blame for salon floods

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