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North Ayrshire’s Environmental Health department has contacted the owners of the derelict site of the McLaren Hotel, owned by developers Abode which is based in Norfolk, to take immediate steps to resolve the issue of raw sewage that has been discovered in the front garden.
Arran has a new top up tap on Brodick promenade after it was installed by Scottish Water.
Scottish Water is again calling on people across Scotland to use water efficiently after storage levels in reservoirs fell to record low levels during the dry summer.
Scottish Water have confirmed that they have delivered 12 tanker loads of water to Arran to cope with the unusually high demand required over the last week when temperatures soared across the island and across Scotland.
The recent spell of warm weather and the lack of rain to replenish supplies has prompted a 22 per cent increase in demand for water on Arran.
‘We would encourage people to make the switch to reusable bottles if they can as it will help protect the environment and can save money.’
Scottish Water’s £500,000 investment in upgrades to its water network infrastructure in Lamlash, Isle of Arran is set to continue.
Household water and waste water service charges in Scotland have been announced.
‘We have recently replaced the temporary pump on the shorefront in Brodick with an electric pump that is much quieter when in operation.’
