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Dry weather conditions continue in the east of the country

02 July 2026

Abstractors are being urged to plan ahead as the risk of water scarcity across the east of Scotland remains.

SEPA appoints new Chief Operating Officer; Evidence and Water Resilience

29 June 2026

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has appointed Dr Richard Allan as Chief Operating Officer; Evidence and Water Resilience following a competitive recruitment process.

Abstractors urged to plan ahead following recent dry weather

25 June 2026

Risk of water scarcity across the east of Scotland remains as dry conditions continue.

River restoration works progress at Balbirnie Park

17 June 2026

The Restoring the Back Burn Project has been underway over the last year and works continue this summer at Balbirnie Park.

Scotland’s bathing water season begins with 90 sites monitored across the country

01 June 2026

As Scotland’s bathing water season begins on 1st June, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) continue to monitor and provide information on bathing waters used by communities and visitors across the country.

SEPA encourages abstractors to plan ahead following dry conditions

28 May 2026

Warm and dry weather across Scotland has affected river flows and ground conditions in some parts of the country.