Community

Richard Forsyth and Lucy Mackenzie appointed by King Charles.

The 30-year anniversary of the formation of a well-respected battalion has been marked.

A timeline of events from the unsolved murder case from 2004 to today.

The Lord Advocate has instructed a complete reinvestigation of the 2004 murder of Alistair Wilson in Nairn.

Concerns have been raised regarding plans to cut down ancient trees as part of proposals to build a new cemetery.

A conservation charity has announced initiatives to determine and secure the future of a north-east castle and estate.

NHS Grampian has agreed to cut more money from its budget.

Forres quine Jean Bridgeford, the first teacher of three generations of Moray toddlers, has died.

Work has started on the building of another 11 beach huts in the area.

Pride in Moray chairman David Harrison was pleased with the turnout for the third annual LGBTQ+ festival.

NHS Grampian is looking to get its operations back up to full capacity after after a unit has been repaired at its main health campus.

With the SNP cutting £500 million from budgets I doubt many readers will worry too much about the cancellation of advertising and marketing campaigns.

A community hub that helps people facing challenges in their lives has celebrated its anniversary.

Rotary Club of Forres is inviting the community to try out an £8000 trishaw e-bike for use around the town

Residents and councillors living in Moray want an immediate end to glyphosate use in public places.

Out of the Darkness stage a ‘whodunnit’.

A shop which has been a mainstay on a town’s high street for close to three decades will close this month.

Seventy sausages were sent from Germany for visitors to a car show.

Calendar celebrates much-loved church that’s earmarked to close.

A Daimler made at the dawn of motoring has completed a 250-mile road trip.