How prepared are you for flooding? Help is available from Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), whose forecasts show when and where flooding is likely. If flooding is imminent, you can sign up to receive direct messages for your area. Find out more at sepa.scot/flooding.

Work on three Avenues Plus projects - in #Cowcaddens, at #DukeStreet, and at South Portland Street in #Laurieston - in the city centre will begin in January and February. More info 👉 ow.ly/SmmT50U9RPU

Our Connecting Greater Govan Story Map highlights plans to make walking, wheeling and cycling in the area, easier and more attractive. View the developed designs, and complete the survey which you’ll find under the ‘Get Involved’ tab of the Story Map 👉 bit.ly/3C5TIjc

Flooding can affect anyone, disrupting your travel and damaging your homes. Prepare and be aware this Winter by: Checking the Scottish Flood Forecast for a 3-day outlook on where flooding might happen Signing up to Floodline for local phone or email messages Following

NEWS: Scottish Water’s first online overflow map, showing near real-time data from waste water overflows across the country, has been launched and is now live and available for public use. Read: scottishwater.co.uk/About-Us/News-…

Are you prepared for flooding? Changes to our weather mean flooding is happening more often, so it’s likely it will affect you or someone you know. We work 24/7 to help you prepare and be aware of flooding to reduce the impact it can have on your lives, homes and journeys. 1️⃣

The MGSDP - Sustainably Drain Glasgow - latest Newsletter is now available - mgsdp.org/media/16771/Ne…

Do you know how to prepare for flooding? You can get help from Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), whose forecasts show when and where flooding is likely. Find out more at sepa.scot/flooding.

Flooding can affect anyone, damaging your home and disrupting your travel. Are you prepared? Visit sepa.scot/flooding for services and information that can help you prepare.

Flooding is Scotland’s biggest climate adaptation challenge, and surface water flooding is one of the most widespread risks. We have released new, more detailed flood maps, giving a clearer picture of where flooding could happen during heavy rainfall. Understanding your flood

Heavy rainfall can cause surface water flooding, and it can affect anyone. We’ve released new, more detailed flood maps to give a clearer picture of where flooding could happen in your area. Understanding how you can be affected by flooding is the first step in being prepared.

If artificial grass is your only option, it’s a good idea to manage water run-off with a #raingarden. 🌻 #WaterIsAlwaysWorthSaving #ScottishWater 🌼 yourwateryourlife.co.uk/save

Scotland – once again, you’ve helped us deliver! 💧 HUGE thanks to everyone who gave their views & have shaped our long term plan for the future of water & waste water services🙌 Read all about our plans at scottishwater.co.uk/LongTermStrate…

The @ GlasgowCityRgn Holland Street #Avenue is now complete, a central part of the ongoing transformation of this part of Glasgow city centre. Find out more 👉 ow.ly/be3850W8fiX (GOV.UK Scottish Government)

An innovative The MGSDP Glasgow City Region City Deal project has reduced flood risk in Garrowhill by diverting rainfall into a drainage basin in Early Braes Park before it flows into Tollcross Burn. Local greenspace/biodiversity has also been enhanced. 👉 glasgow.gov.uk/13137

The Summer 2025 MGSDP - Sustainably Drain Glasgow - Newsletter is now available - mgsdp.org/article/4659/N…

Could where you live be enhanced with a new street tree? We’ve teamed up with the national tree sponsorship scheme Trees for Streets to boost street tree planting activity across the city. More info 👉 ow.ly/YeNX50WpYuj

Prepare and be aware. Flooding can affect you. Find out what you can do to reduce the impact and keep yourself and your community safe this winter: sepa.org.uk/flooding/

Flooding is a growing challenge for Scotland, with climate change increasing the risk of severe weather and flooding. We’re developing Scotland’s next Flood Risk Management Plans (2028–2034) and we want to hear from you. Have your say by 21 April 2026.

The Winter 2025-26 MGSDP - Sustainably Drain Glasgow - Newsletter is now available - mgsdp.org/article/4659