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Residents and businesses across the Scottish Borders are being encouraged to sign up to SEPA’s free Floodline service, which has been enhanced to deliver more accurate and localised flood warnings, helping protect communities and better prepare them for flooding.

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

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

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

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

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.