The biggest investment in the Greater Glasgow area's waste water network in more than a century is to be announced today.
The publicly owned company Scottish Water will start a multi-million pound scheme of work over five years, including upgrades to around 200 combined sewer overflows, improvements in Glasgow south west, and anti-flood schemes.
The programme, which will support around 500 jobs and 50 apprenticeships, will be launched at Glasgow's Science Centre by Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
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