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River levels begin to ease as Scotland recovers from heavy Hogmanay rainfall

01 January 2025

Widespread river flooding impacts remain possible in particular in the Spey Valley and the Great Glen area, whilst the high river levels across north and central Scotland are expected to gradually improve throughout Wednesday.

SEPA warns communities to stay vigilant as flooding impacts will continue into New Year’s Day

31 December 2024

Multiple regional Flood Alerts and local Flood Warnings remain in place across north and central Scotland, with the highest risks remaining on the Spey, Great Glen and Tay catchments.

Further heavy and persistent rain raises flood risk in run up to Hogmanay

30 December 2024

Regional Flood Alerts and local Flood Warnings have been issued as Scotland is set to deal with further persistent and heavy rain which may bring significant flooding impacts over large parts of Scotland over the next two days.

SEPA urges north west and central Highlands to "Be Prepared, Be Aware" as flooding is expected in run up to Hogmanay

29 December 2024

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) is warning communities in the north west and central Highlands to prepare for flooding impacts in the run up to Hogmanay.

Restoring the River Leven: A Year of Progress

20 December 2024

Partners involved in the Restoring the River Leven Project have pledged to continue closely monitoring the site and its recovery following a year of remarkable progress.

SEPA end of year success with ‘first of its kind’ weir removal in Scotland

18 December 2024

A river which has been inaccessible to fish for over 100 years has been reopened after an innovative approach was taken to remove a disused weir in Dumfries and Galloway.