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Head teacher Jan Sinclair hails the resilience of the school community after another challenging year.

Findhorn Bay Arts have announced the first shows for the fourth Findhorn Bay Festival with over 100 planned from September 23 to October 2.

Fifth year Ben Stewart has analysed the results of his survey on face masks and shared break times.

IT will no longer be a requirement to wear a facemask in most indoor public places – including public transport – from tomorrow (Monday).

THE number of people living with long Covid in Scotland has reached a record high, new statistics have revealed.

MR Ross has cancelled upcoming plans after the positive test.

Nelson's Tower is to re-open next weekend for a full season, the first time since the Coronavirus pandemic hit.

MSP Richard Lochhead has written to Moray Council seeking an update on its plans for its share of Covid Recovery Fund cash.

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

THE death toll for Moray, according to NRS, is 64 since the outbreak began.

THE health board said that all texts will be headed NHS Scotland Test & Protect.

THE death takes the toll in Moray since the outbreak began to 66.

Forres Camera Club offers regular field trips and meetings for members to learn how to take quality photographs.

THE area's death toll since the outbreak began is 64.

MORAY Jobcentres are turning their focus on sectors where the pandemic has depleted workforces.

There is a legion of volunteers, many veteran Armed Forces personnel, continuing to help with vaccines rollout.

Forres Town Hall’s Wee Gallery is hosting a free exhibition of lockdown photography by Forres Camera Club.

MORAY'S death toll since the outbreak began remains at 61.

NIGHTCLUBS will reopen, large indoor events will resume and social distancing rules are to be dropped.

Forres Academy staff have been on long-term sick, putting extra strain on the remaining four maths teachers.