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Scotland’s environmental regulator is warning that illegally burning waste could result in financial consequences after serving a £600 civil penalty on a West Lothian owner of an electronics company.

Waste producers and carriers are being reminded of the importance of keeping accurate records after two companies were given £300 penalties for failing to complete waste transfer notes correctly.

Scotland’s environmental regulator is warning that illegally burning waste could result in financial consequences after serving a £600 civil penalty on a company which operates a hotel and restaurant lodges in Crianlarich.

Today (12 November 2024), the VIBES Scottish Environment Business Awards recognised the innovative and sustainable practices of businesses at its 25th anniversary event.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) are working together with partners to investigate a pollution incident in Coatbridge.

In 2025 the highest number of Scotland's bathing waters on record will meet the best environmental standards, with 87% achieving Excellent or Good classifications. A further 10% will meet the Sufficient standard.