People in East Renfrewshire have been cut off from the water supply on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
About 5,000 houses in East Renfrewshire were without water on Christmas Day, with some still cut off on Boxing Day.
It said the fault was fixed but people in the Newton Mearns, Giffnock, Thornliebank and Clarkston areas may still only have "intermittent" water supplies over Boxing Day.Read more stories from Glasgow and West ScotlandScottish Water said that while the fault was repaired in the evening of 25 December, full supply would not resume until later on Boxing Day.
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