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MOLLIE Powney, who is a former Forres Academy pupil, has devoted hours of time to helping young people at the school and its feeder primary schools.

The Ray's Opportunities charity has been awarded funding to provide free meals to older people in Forres.

MORAY Council is inviting potential suppliers of first aid training to learn more about an upcoming tender opportunity.

Naturally Useful are investing support from the Berry Burn Community Fund in an outdoor classroom.

Campaigner and Findhorn resident Fiona Thomson points out there is still no official local collection point.

A FAMILY firm with a difference has opened a museum, open workshop and gift shop in the old Stuart’s Cycles shop.

The Osprey Bus is offering free excursions to children and older adults this summer.

MAKING a success of running a social enterprise is set to take centre stage at an information session in Elgin.

AN extra 1,500 square metres of factory and office space has been added.

The MORAY ARTiSTS Taster Show for North East Open Studios is running from July 15-25 in the Long Room.

Moray Firth Credit Union has invested £10,000 from the Berry Burn Community Fund in an upgraded computer system.

The fair will be on Sunday, July 23, with a tombola on Friday 21 and a ceilidh on Saturday 22.

A CALL has gone out for Moray’s reliable traders to sign up to a scheme that protects customers from poor workmanship.

Sisters-in-law Stephanie Wallace and Sue Farish are opening K’s Coffee Shop on Falconer Avenue.

AES Solar's solar panels installation received a Scottish Energy Efficiency Award.

Five Forres area projects have received funding from the 28th round of Berry Burn wind farm awards.

THE vendors have farmed in the area for generations.

Having been worked on by AJ Engineering and LDN Architects, Scapa Flow Museum is up for the Museum of the Year award.

The Highland and Moray jobs portal offers great packages for would-be employers and a one-stop shop for jobseekers looking for work.

Local DJs playing The Eagle Bar on Saturday night hope Highland Games attendees will be keen to carry on the party.