Community

St John’s Episcopal Church is hosting the rescheduled performance next weekend.

POLICE Scotland is appealing to hill users and mountaineers to plan ahead and take extra care in the coming weeks.

Moray Firth Credit Union's video explains what it offers, including loans at lower rates of interest than high street banks.

1st Forres Scouts are investing £3665.29 in a projector, screen, tables and chairs for wider community use.

Local artists displaying birth artwork at the Tolbooth on Saturday, March 12.

A CAREER with Walkers Shortbread could beckon for jobseekers in the Forres area.

Lynne Hague: A Celebration of Life is on in Findhorn until Sunday, March 13, and all proceeds will go to charity.

A MORAY councillor has welcomed a UK government sponsorship scheme offering Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion a route to safety.

RESIDENTS in Moray living in homes eligible for a £150 cost of living award will see the money credited to their new council tax bills.

Rotary Club of Forres volunteers organised a collection at Forres Tesco on Saturday for ShelterBox.

THERE is no excuse for speeding – that is the core message of a new campaign urging drivers to keep their speed down.

Locals are invited to join the vigil at the Tollbooth any time between 12.30 and 1.30pm tomorrow (Tuesday).

DOZENS of organisations are coming together to shout about help to boost employment in Moray.

WITH the conflict raging in Ukraine dominating the news, Moray Council have shared a number of links to help parents discuss it with their children.

This month's Fiver Fest from March 12-26 and is a chance for local businesses to encourage sales by offering a £5 product or service.

TWO charities in Moray focussing on poverty and social inclusion have been awarded funding totalling more than £250,000.

Staff at the British Red Cross charity shop will use £1500 funding to organise a Christmas dinner for 50.

Health and Social Care Moray distributed 200 Maclean's hampers to socially isolated people in the area.

The indoor bowling group at Forres House Community Centre have invested in a new bowling mat and trolley.

Shaun Moat believes his experience of chairing community organisations makes him an ideal candidate.