Environment

Norman Thomson’s The Moray Way Companion is being launched at the Tolbooth tonight (Friday, June 17).

Plant specialist Daniel Johnson has started Forres Bonsai Club at Transition Town Forres.

Volunteers are being invited to set up the Forres Highland Games arena, hand out programmes and generally assist on the day.

A botanical ramble through Culbin is taking place on Monday, June 20 as part of Moray Walking and Outdoor Festival.

Hundreds of dead salmon were discovered along the River Findhorn.

Local kiltmaker Andrea Chappell helped garden designer Jane Porter win at the Chelsea Flower Show.

A seven foot wooden unicorn revealed on Sunday is a permanent new addition to Grant Park.

Forres Flower Show’s committee has agreed to call it a day.

Hundreds enjoyed enjoyed dancing, games and live music at Grant Park on Sunday.

Forres Skate Park Initiative will share concept designs and reveal the winning logo for the scheme.

Chelsea Cusak of Curlew Road, Knockomie Braes, has not seen Nula since April 26.

Transition Town Forres has confirmed the site will not fall into the hands of an outside organisation should it run into difficulties.

Dava Way Association volunteers plant 300 trees with a little help from their friends.

MORAY Waste Busters have celebrated selling an incredible one million items.

The Spirit of Community events at Forres Town Hall aim to help inspire improvements to the town.

The Findhorn Foundation marked a year since a former member burned down its sanctuary and community centre.

Incredible Edibles Forrres has been growing in the town centre for eight years and hopes to expand.

Around 50 people attended The Clubroom launch night on Altyre Estate.

Forres Community Woodlands Trust will use a Berry Burn Community Fund award to clear invasive species.

The team at Forres Fire Station cleared rubbish from the Mosset Burn from Burdsyard Road to Invererne Road.