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A global veterinary care provider has been urged to “think again” after withdrawing the out-of-hours service from its practices in Moray.
A boxer has shared how the sport has helped him overcome a suicide attempt, severe depression, a broken ankle and a rare and agonising pain disorder.
Anonymous accounts from bus drivers have outlined instances of being spat at, racially abused and physically assaulted.
A long-established voluntary group operating in Forres and Nairnshire has been awarded the ultimate volunteering accolade.
Moray Dog Sports is hosting the first leg of the national series at Burgie Arboretum later this month.
‘The significant sum of arrears must be pursued’, says Moray Council.
Angry reaction from library users after plans come to light.
Jodie McCluskey's breakfast show is being axed, signalling an end to MFR's last regular locally-produced programming.
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Forres Academy pupils will have a say in how £60,000 is invested in a youth space and activities.
HELPING vulnerable people on a night out.
A LEADING figure in Moray's tourism sector has said businesses are already experiencing high demand ahead of the 2023 season.
TWO art workshops in Moray are to honour the legacy of a Scottish-based designer.
Call for much-improved show this weekend - and fans can play their part.
Biggest test yet for team promoted in each of the past two seasons.
Last eight teams were decided by last Saturday’s ties.
Some keenly-contested matches on the carpets.
Single goal enough to give league leaders the three points.
“I’ve just found that I’ve got the will to win” - stunning revival secures trophy.
Video documentary charts Highland League football star’s project making a big difference to communities in three African countries.
A baptism of fire for new bosses.
The 40th staging of the Highland Cross has seen the fundraising total from the event exceed £6 million after another record figure was raised.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: A community forest in the heart of Strathglass makes for a peaceful walk in the woods, John Davidson discovers
An Inverness riverside hotel announced a major change in its food offering today after re-launching its in-house restaurant.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: With the shorter daytime hours, a late afternoon stroll turns into a battle to beat the clock on a walk on the shores of Loch Ness
After a long hiatus, the whisky buzz is now making a comeback to the Highland capital with a quiet but powerful revolution.
Local business leaders are set to take part in Maggie’s Jail or Bail to raise vital funds to support people affected by cancer.
Maggie’s has introduced menopause workshops to support and empower women undergoing cancer treatment, addressing a crucial need for tailored care.
“Both Texas and Paul Heaton will be guaranteed to deliver some of the biggest sing-along moments in Bella history,” say organisers.
Ness Aviation pilots are taking on the annual WorldFlight challenge, aiming to circle the globe in a week to raise funds and awareness for charity.
An acclaimed classical musician is giving a special performance in Nairn later this month.
“Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival has always been about delivering an unforgettable arts and music experience,” say organisers.
A series of talks are being held in Inverness, starting next week, as part of an Inspiring People project by the Royal Scottish Geographical Society.
The Health Secretary has said he is against a change in the law to allow terminally ill people to be given assistance to end their lives.
Around 60kg of Blue John was recovered after Derbyshire Police’s Rural Crime Team searched an address in the Greater Manchester area.
Tamzin Hall died after fleeing a police vehicle and being struck by a car on the M5 motorway.
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