Coronavirus - Local News

THERE have been 100 incidents of coronavirus-related attacks or threats on police officers and staff.

THE caravans turned up over the weekend.

THE Findhorn Foundation has received £100k from the Scottish Government.

THREE Forres groups have been supported by the Co-op.

HAVE your say on future Covid-19 restrictions.

Forres Area Community Trust have been busy with requests for support during the lockdown.

Kevin McQuillan, who has lived in China for the last 14 years, says life there is almost back to normal as the threat of coronavirus subsides.

Staff are as impressed as the residents by the talent now pinned to the walls at Cameron Court.

THE six figure milestone has been reached by the Moray Emergency Relief Fund

John Finnie has called on Moray Health and Social Care to urgently address concerns around a reduction in home-care support.

Ed Walling has created a series of internet videos with instruction on making displays and planting vegetables.

Musicians are being encouraged to play during Clap For Carers on Thursday at 8pm.

FORRES shooter Lucy Evans is living proof that you can take part in international sport and stay at home during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Maclean's Highland Bakery is dropping off free fresh bread at hospitals and health centres.

Stroke patient David Jackson was worried about where his next meal was coming from.

People who have been furloughed or made redundant are being encouraged to develop their skills with the help of a new online resource.

39 Engineer Regiment is following guidance from government.

Finderne Development Trust is working with 40 local volunteers to co-ordinate assistance from a friendly phone call to shopping.

Two members of a spiritual community have become town criers during the coronavirus lockdown.

Staff at Meadowlark and Cathay care homes are finding ways to entertain while subject to clinical safety guidance.