Moray Council's climate champion claims the local authority is not moving fast enough to improve the area's infrastructure.
Twelve teams competed in the annual Findhorn Village Challenge, this year organised by Findhorn Residents’ Association.
The BBs took part in special events at Grant Park and Brodie Castle with battalions from Burghead and Nairn.
Cash Access UK has confirmed the new permanent Banking Hub is now open at 96 High Street.
The firm will no longer offer a Saturday morning service to allow staff full weekends off.
Moray Council organised the display exploring ways to develop, promote and conserve the town's historic character.
SSEN Transmission are hosting public events at Dallas and Forres today, Wednesday, March 13.
Many customers already know owners Gill and Weller de Oliveira for their outlets at Logie Steading and Findhorn beach.
Forres Area Community Trust and Forres Heritage Trusts' programme of activities will include tours, talks and other entertainment.
Findhorn Hinterland Trust is holding an information event on Sunday at the Park Ecovillage revealing plans to restore the dunes.
Forres Area Community Trust and Forres Heritage Trusts' programme of activities will include tours, talks and other entertainment.
Trees For Life founder Alan Featherstone is a central character When the Bough Breaks, to be shown at Universal Hall.
Former Moray Councillor Lorna Creswell BEM has taken up the saxophone since retiring.
The businessman has reported the issue on numerous occasions but has yet to see anything being done about it.
Ashleigh Bulcraig is part of a team raising funds for spinal injury charity Aspire.
Tash Hutchins hopes to raise £1200 for Bliss via a fundraising walk and a cake, coffee and craft fair.
Forres Heritage Trust needs more volunteer tour guides for the tourist season.
Forres Heritage Trust spent months restoring Bobbies' Bow only for it to be crudely spray painted.
Enterprise Park-based Orbex now enjoys international protection for its coaxial tanking technology.
Scaffolding around the High Street building indicates the first phase of a £5million refurbishment to ensure its future.