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Three Glasgow drycleaning businesses have been served with civil penalties totalling £9,898.34 by Scotland’s environmental regulator for operating without a Pollution Prevention and Control Permit.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) is warning that early signs of water scarcity are emerging across Scotland, with businesses urged to take action now to manage their water use and ensure their operations have climate resilience built in.

SEPA are launching a consultation on a proposed Environmental Performance Assessment Scheme (EPAS) - a fair way of reporting on how businesses are meeting their responsibilities.

Robertson and the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) have today launched a toolkit designed to help Scotland's construction sector meet its legal environmental obligations and build a more sustainable future.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) have unveiled new surface water flood maps, which for the first time include small watercourses. This new level of detail provides Scotland with the most detailed and accurate picture of where flooding could occur from heavy rainfall.

Scotland's drier than normal winter is signalling a risk of water scarcity as we approach this summer.