Environment

The Tolbooth and Forres Men's Shed are open to the public on Saturday.

A LOCAL choreographer is unveiling her new show to a local audience as part of the Findhorn Bay Arts Festival.

George Goudsmit gave a speech at Edinburgh Castle ahead of the CATE22 (comfort and the extremes) convention.

Maps showing a new overhead power line near Forres will be discussed at Forres Town Hall today (Wednesday, September 21).

Maddy Major is breeding super-cute arachnids at home in Findhorn.

Applegrove parent council and eco team make jumpers, polo shirts, dresses and school trousers available to re-use.

Forres Friends of Woods and Fields welcomed visitors to enjoy demonstrations, tours, talks, stories and music.

Moray Council and Forres Green Spaces User Group have commissioned a five year plan for Cluny Hill.

The co-founder of the Incredible Edible group from Yorkshire is talking about The Power of Small Actions at Transition Town Forres.

The Leanchoil Trust has been granted £440,500 from the Scottish Land Fund to buy the former hospital site.

Moray Council has agreed to support the Climate and Ecology Bill following a motion proposed by a Forres councillor.

Forres In Bloom and other volunteers helped make Forres look its best for the Beautiful Scotland judges.

Forres Heritage Trust is to illuminate Nelson’s Tower, the Tolbooth and the Mercat Cross to encourage interest and tourism.

A BANNER has been unfurled over the bridge across the A96.

Extinction Rebellion Forres and campaign troupe Oil Slicks highlighted the breaking of international promises made at COP26 last year.

Moray Council 's Forres Town Centre Improvement Plan will bring sites back into use, improve active travel connections and better streetscapes.

Rachel Mitchell and Sophie Thomas are doing a sponsored cycle from Findhorn to Cairngorm Base Station for SurfABLE and Scottish Autism.

THE scheme will see difficult-to-recycle medicine packets taken to Superdrug in Inverness.

Forres Friends of Woods and Fields (FFWF) are cultivating 200 trees ahead of planting near Nelson’s Tower later in the year.

Following repeated calls to do so, Bear Scotland is investigating safety at the Mundole turn-off.