Community

Findhorn District Salmon Fishery Board has recommended a fishing ban on the River Findhorn.

Showings of Rafford Hall Tales and Rafford’s Growing Roots were appreciated by a full house at Rafford Village Hall.

A Moray Councillor and local resident are backing SFRS’ call to the public to stop lighting outdoor fires.

A tragedy which claimed the lives of 11 people 80 years ago in a seaside town is still being felt today.

Forresian Mark Bruce has been installed as Master of Lodge St Lawrence 144.

Drumduan School’s annual May Fair is held to celebrate the changing of the seasons.

Rafford’s Beating of the Bounds was first carried out in 1840.

Next summer’s event at Grant Park will go ahead if the Forres Theme Day committee gets enough help.

An organisation that has five groups in Moray is aiming to combat loneliness in the area.

A councillor is urging householders not to get caught out ahead of major changes to the way the system operates

MSPs Ariane Burgess and Richard Lochhead believe the move will decrease the cost of living for rail travellers.

Manufacturing Innovation Centre Moray will support up to 300 manufacturing jobs in the next ten years.

Community warden Donna Jamieson is enjoying making connections in the Forres area.

Warm days and a dry spell have prompted the closure of fishings on the River Nairn after water levels remaining “exceptionally low” in recent weeks.

A Tesco employee has confirmed how a woman’s fraud story is becoming all too common.

Catch An Evening with Karen Dunbar in Inverness, Forres, Lossie, Nairn, Banff, Buckie and Elgin.

Public being offered chance to ‘adopt’ one for £1.

The biggest music festival in the north of Scotland is calling shops and businesses to get creative with window displays this year.

Workers at a lorry depot were “devastated” to discover that a friendly cat they had grown to love had been shot.

A retired businessman who helped to purchase a toilet block that closed seven years ago has revealed plans to have it transformed and reopened.