Community

Moray Council is investigating solution options and costs for preventing further floods at Clovenside Cemetery.

Finderne Development Trust disputes claims from Openreach that a contract to rollout superfast broadband will connect all based in the countryside.

Historian Dr Timothy Finnegan has reviewed a fictional book about local life – first published in 1874.

Vaccine clinics for patients registered with Culbin and Varis medial practices are being held today at Forres Health and Care Centre.

House of Automata owners Michael and Maria Start debuted a restored 20-note barrel organ in the town centre for charity.

Finderne Development Trust is looking for a graduate to help increase energy efficiency in local households.

Burns Fae Forres is being held to raise funds for the Moray Emergency Relief Fund and will include all of the traditions.

Pupils at Dyke Primary are selling a calendar featuring their artwork to raise money for the school.

Forres Christmas Lights Committee (FCLC) hope the community will help them put on a brighter event in 2021.

RESIDENTS can contact their community council or local councillor to request grit.

Alex Wright and Sara Brockbank are staging the event with host Major General Seymour Monro and Alan James, who will address the haggis.

Burghead's iconic ceremony over the years.

Jo Lenihan has joined as full-time development officer to work towards a community asset transfer of Leanchoil, currently owned by NHS Grampian.

Findhorn Bay Arts is inviting the community to take part in a town-wide arts project over Valentine's weekend.

Forres Skate Park Initiative has hired strategic, management and project consultants to form a business plan, feasibility and option appraisal.

THE chip shop provided enough meals for the home despite being closed.

Ongoing repair work to the roof at Forres House is expected to be completed by March at a total cost of £250,000.

EMMA Henderson (47) co-founded Project Wingman.

MARY Nelson (77) has worked with Moray Fresh Start for many years.

FACT ran an appeal for shoeboxes filled with essential items and treats for residents who are struggling.