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Your local authority 

• Abandoned vehicles
• Air pollution from vehicles, households, and some small industries/businesses.
• Aquaculture works licences (Orkney and Shetland only)
• Checking private drinking water supplies
• Cleaning up fly-tipping (in some cases)
• Coastal protection
• Contaminated land
  –    identifying sites
  –    arranging for sites to be cleaned up
• Dog fouling and noise
• Environmental health and food hygiene
• Flooding
  –    providing sandbags and emergency equipment
  –    flooding from drains, sewers, streams or ditches
  –    flood prevention
• Litter
• Litter, public health and facilities at beaches
• Nature conservation (through local biodiversity action plans)
• Pest control
• Planning permission
• Road obstructions
• Smell from sewage treatment
• Smoke and smell
• Waste collection
• Your area waste plan

Your local police 

• Abandoned vehicles
• Road obstructions

British Waterways 

• Canals

Crown Estate 

• Development consent for fish farms (Special arrangements exist in Orkney and Shetland)

Drinking Water Quality Regulator 

• Drinking water quality

Environment and Heritage Service 

• Environmental issues in Northern Ireland

Environment Agency 

• Environmental issues in England and Wales

Fish Health Inspectorate (part of Fisheries Research Service)    

• Fish health

Food Standards Agency 

• Food safety

Health and Safety Executive   

• Safety at nuclear installations
• Safety at major accident hazard sites (jointly with SEPA)

Historic Scotland   

• Built environment

Marine Coastguard Agency   

• Pollution from shipping and offshore installations

Scottish Government 

• Legislation and policy for the environment in Scotland
• Navigational consent for fish farms
• Genetically modified organisms
• Environmental legislation and initiatives in areas including sustainable development and rural policy
• Guiding delegated agencies in delivering objectives
• Liaising with UK government and EC on wider environmental policies

Scottish Natural Heritage   

• Conservation (including Sites of Special Scientific Interest, Special Areas of Conservation etc)
• Outdoor access – promoting code of practice

Scottish Water  

• Quality and supply of public drinking water
• Disposing of and treating sewage
• Flooding from sewers
• Emptying septic tanks (some private businesses also offer this service)

National Grid 

• Gas leaks

UK Government

• Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 
  –    Legislation and policy in England and Wales
  
  
• Department of Trade and Industry  
  –    Offshore oil and gas industry (except for radioactivity)
  –    Coastal pollution from offshore installations
  
  
• Department for Transport 
  –    Shipping
  –    Transport of radioactive waste
  
• Veterinary Medicines Directorate 
  –    Assuring the safety, quality and effectiveness of veterinary medicines

Waterwatch Scotland 

• Represents customers of Scottish Water.