Environment

The Scottish Government's Coastal Change Adaptation Programme includes funding for three Moray projects.

Veterans charity Erskine has agreed a conditional offer to buy the Victoria Hotel on Tytler Street, Forres.

NEW statistics show that renewable energy technologies generated the equivalent of 113 per cent of Scotland’s overall electricity consumption in 2022.

A local section of the A96 will be closed over a weekend for essential roads maintenance.

Active Travel Forres is helping Moray Council create interlinked, traffic free passages.

TACKLING climate change in Moray is set to take centre stage at three forthcoming events in the region.

Sanquhar Dam Restoration Group is to dredge the waterway, clear aquatic overgrowth and install silt barriers.

Mark Donald has added another six features to his Star Wars-themed garden at 10 Castle Street.

Findhorn Dunes Trust is one of the options for supermarket customers to fund this year.

Residents have been shocked to find their homes without water despite no warning about planned works.

The lights for vehicles on Orchard Road moving onto St Catherines Road were changing from green to red too quickly.

Marie Jacques and Jennifer Matheson of Active Travel Forres reviewed the Moray Coastal Path to Cullen in stages.

It is hoped the illuminated local features will attract more visitors to the town.

Forres Area Business Association directors discussed the issue with a Moray Council traffic engineer and an SGN representative.

ENVIRONMENTAL charity Keep Scotland Beautiful has announced a Week of Action will be taking place later this month to help combat waterways litter.

The Lord-Lieutenant of Moray was joined by community members of all ages for the tree planting at Grant Park.

New technology allows AJE to reduce carbon footprint and improve efficiency.

Chelle Parker of The Vibe Movement organised the fundraiser on behalf of Moray Fresh Start.

Education chiefs discussed plans for the current and the new Forres Academy at an open evening.

It is estimated there are now around 1 million wild deer in Scotland, figures which show they require proper management.