Community

Organisers of the 51st Forres Youth Concert are compiling a compilation video to be shared online.

Invites for Covid-19 vaccinations at the Forres and Keith clinics were issued for week commencing February 15 with incomplete location details.

Nature 4 Health is offering free back to nature mental health programmes in local woods.

Findhorn Bay Arts is inviting the community to decorate windows, doors, gable ends or gardens to display from 5-9pm this weekend.

Chris Gair started Bakes You Knead at his home in Caroline Street in November, offering cakes, savouries and pies.

CASE for Moray man to remain in UK to be made to Home Secretary.

Renaissance Care team leader Gina Duff is being celebrated in the Scottish Care Awards Carer of the Year category.

Royal British Legion Scotland’s Forres branch has applied for planning permission for a major extension.

Friends of Blairs Loch are warning that reckless behaviour at the site could lead to serious injury or worse.

The Vacant and Derelict Land Taskforce recommendations aim to transform Scotland’s approach to derelict land.

Moray Firth Credit Union volunteers Maggie Bell and Tina Coffey have “gone beyond the call of duty” during the coronavirus pandemic.

Transition Town Forres will invest a £10, 764 grant in an options appraisal, feasibility study and business plan.

FULL Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival programme postponed until November.

Since PC Michelle MacDonald took on the role of community officer she has addressed youth disorder and fraudsters.

TENDERS invited for first two phases of £100 million Moray Growth Deal.

Matthew Freeman, who was born in China, has been living in Moray since 2012.

The building is open Monday to Friday from 8am-6pm but appointments must be made before visiting to reduce the risk of spreading coronavirus.

The Scottish Land Commission has recommended improved transparency of, and community involvement in, common good decision-making.

Culbin and Varis Medical Practices manager, Fiona Harris, confirmed 677 people aged over-80 were successfully inoculated.

Burns Fae Forres attracted an audience of over 250 people and raised £2215 for the Moray Emergency Relief Fund.