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Scotlands summer starts with more bathing waters than ever before and a record-breaking number rated excellent

31 May 2023

The Cabinet Secretary Màiri McAllan has designated Wardie Bay and Fisherrow Sands as Scottish bathing waters as the season starts on the 1st June.

Wardie Bay becomes Scotlands newest bathing water ahead of 2023 season

31 May 2023

Wardie Bay has been designated as Scottish bathing water by the Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero and Just Transition Màiri McAllan, bringing the total number of Bathing Waters in Scotland to 89.

Fisherrow Sands becomes first bathing water in Scotland to be re-designated

31 May 2023

Fisherrow Sands has been re-designated alongside a new designation at Wardie Bay as a Scottish bathing water by the Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero and Just Transition Màiri McAllan.

98% of Scottish bathing waters continue to meet strict environmental standards

21 November 2023

In 2024 98% of Scotland's bathing waters will again meet or exceed the Sufficient classification - with 85% achieving the higher standards of Excellent or Good.

Check the weather, check the water urges SEPA, with water quality information at your fingertips as Scotland’s bathing waters season begins

31 May 2024

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) are encouraging visitors to "check the weather, check the water” via SEPA’s bathing waters website before heading to one of the country’s designated bathing waters this season.

Advice against bathing at Heads of Ayr bathing water

07 June 2024

As a result of analysis of routine samples, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) have indicated a high bacterial result at the Heads of Ayr bathing water in Ayrshire. As this has the potential to impact human health, signage has been posted to advise the public.