At Loch Lomond, WaterSafetyScotland partners hosted an event to raise awareness of the dangers of open water and to keep the public safe. Follow the Water Safety Code at all times. Read it at bit.ly/ScotWaterSafet…

Tombstoning with friends may seem fun but it can have catastrophic outcomes – always check the dangers below first. #DrowningPrevention

Novelty inflatables should only be used in swimming pools – never use them at the beach or other water with tides and currents 👉tinyurl.com/yc84u2ss

Do you know what to do in an open water emergency? If you see someone struggling this bank holiday weekend – Call 999. 👉tinyurl.com/2vdzezkv

Read our latest analysis of water incident data. Always consider safety when angling tinyurl.com/33258j2b Follow the angling safety code tinyurl.com/5n6trmdp

This month Water Safety Scotland is concentrating on Angling Safety. We have teamed up with Brian McGlashan, a keen angler, to create a video that discusses the key advice to help keep you safe when Angling. You can access the video here: youtu.be/-tTT_1dxvcs

Look after yourselves and your friends if you’re planning to go into the water this summer. The weather is heating up but Scotland’s water remains cold. 👉tinyurl.com/2vdzezkv

Reservoirs, rivers and lochs might look inviting for a quick swim, but they contain many hidden dangers. Strong currents and cold water shock can be fatal. Be safe in the water this summer. Follow advice from WaterSafetyScotland at watersafetyscotland.org.uk

Find out how cold water shock affects our bodies and what you can do to keep yourself safe in the water 👉tinyurl.com/2s7t528h

During August WaterSafetyScotland is concentrating on angling safety - watch their short film 👇 #AnglingAugust #DrowningPrevention

Remember to Float to Live if you get into trouble in the water Tilt your head back to submerge your ears; we all float best in slightly different positions so your legs may naturally sink and you may need to make movements with your hands to stay in position #DrowningPrevention

Angling is one of the leading causes of accidental drowning in Scotland. Know the dangers and follow the angling safety code 👉tinyurl.com/5n6trmdp

Don’t put yourself in danger by using inflatables at the beach – keep them for the pool only. tinyurl.com/yc84u2ss

Cold water shock is a risk all year round in Scotland. If you enter water unexpectedly: ✅Take a minute - Initial effects pass quickly. ✅Relax and float on your back to catch your breath. ✅Keep calm then call for help or swim to safety. #DrowningPrevention

No one can hold back the tide - make sure you know your tide times before you visit the beach. #DrowningPrevention

Whatever the weather, reservoirs are deep and cold and may have hidden underwater hazards. Please enjoy the natural beauty of our reservoirs; stay safe and leave only your footprints. #LoveWater #StaySafe and follow the water safety code, always. 👉tinyurl.com/2vdzezkv

Carlene from WaterSafetyScotland and RoSPA is attending #Safety2024 presenting today on Scotland's Drowning and Incident Review process Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

Did you know that angling is a leading recreational cause of drowning in Scotland each year? 🎣 Refresh yourself with the angling safety code through WSS’s website: tinyurl.com/bdzyzjze #DrowningPrevention WaterSafetyScotland

Final presentation at #Safety2024 on Water Safety Scotland RoSPA #DrowningPrevention

Always stop and think, spot the dangers before going in or near water. 👉tinyurl.com/2vdzezkv