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A FORMER UHI Moray student has steamed to victory at the Moray Game Jam, after a decade of competing in the event.

Forres Events Limited is looking for stallholders and offering sponsorship opportunities.

Forres Victoria Indoor Bowling Club’s open pairs competition was organised in memory of young Caitlin Dustan.

WHAT lifestyle lessons can we learn from Denmark? – that will be the big question at a forthcoming film and Q&A event.

Councillor Draeyk van der Horn is fighting to have 'cancer causing' weed killer completely phased out.

Pupils Emily-Rose Logan and Fergus Ingram, Arthur Schiller and Gregory Davis will now represent the ASG in the regional final.

The community is invited to check out a new means of voluntary transport to launch next month.

English and RME teachers helped library staff put on a themed party to raise funds for this year’s YPI competition.

Vision Mechanics will present the family show at Universal Hall on Saturday, March 23.

The deal will see all the money collected from this promotion going to Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

Detours will be in place while resurfacing is carried out between the Greshop roundabout and west of A940 Market Street.

Scottish group Heisk promise to share their love for traditional music and desire to foster greater gender representation.

Findhorn, Kinloss and Forres residents are being invited to comment on the service being piloted by Moray Council.

Recruits are wanted for a living lab at Forres Town Hall today to measure the effectiveness of new approaches to healthcare.

Children in the Wednesday Night Group at Forres Academy welcomed Active Schools coordinators and a British Empire Medal awardee.

Children in the Wednesday Night Group at Forres Academy welcomed Active Schools coordinators and a British Empire Medal awardee.

THE charity has more than 260 members across Moray.

MORAY MSP Richard Lochhead has welcomed funding aiming to help get people involved in sport.

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.