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Scottish Canals Marks 25 Years of the Millennium Link with £3.1bn Regeneration Milestone
Twenty-five years on from the Millennium Link, Scotland's canals have driven £3.1 billion of investment and regeneration, according to a new report.
Scotland’s Centre of Excellence for Canals and Traditional Skills gains new retrofit facility to become premiere heritage hub
Historic Environment Scotland’s (HES) national Retrofit Centre for Traditional Buildings is to become part of Scotland’s Centre of Excellence for Canals and Traditional Skills in Camelon, Falkirk. The new Retrofit Centre will strengthen the national centre as the premiere hub for retrofit heritage skills and science alongside the Engine Shed while supporting Scotland in tackling the climate emergency.
Scottish Canals Parliamentary Reception, 1st October 2026
On Thursday 1st October, Scottish Canals held a reception at the Scottish Parliament to mark and celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Millennium Link project. This £83.5 million project reconnected Scotland's Lowland canals, rescuing them from dereliction and unlocking public value and benefits for generations to come.
Scottish Canals launches major study into impacts of climate change on Scotland’s canals
Scottish Canals is working with two globally renowned climate and heritage experts to assess the growing challenges posed by climate change to Scotland’s network of canals.
The Falkirk Wheel to light up the night with spectacular new after-dark experience
Scotland’s iconic Falkirk Wheel will be transformed by light, lasers and water this autumn as illumin8 brings a spectacular new after-dark experience to the landmark this September.
Kelvin Aqueduct Repair Plan and Reopening Date Announced
Scottish Canals is conducting a major programme of investigation, design and repairs on the historic Kelvin Aqueduct in Maryhill, Glasgow, together with contractor Mackenzie Construction. Repair work has now begun and this section of the canal will reopen on 1st March 2027.
Maryhill exhibition brings 240 years of canal engineering history to life
A new exhibition, entitled Every Picture Tells a Story, opened at Maryhill Burgh Halls on Thursday 13th August.
Scottish Canals extends major engineering programme on the Forth & Clyde Canal in Falkirk
Scottish Canals has announced an extension to its largest programme of canal engineering works in 25 years.