Health

Leisure assistant Michelle Esson adapts the Friday morning class to suit attendees' individual needs.

Nearly £17,000 is available to projects aimed at improving the lives of older people in the area.

CHARITY warns of poverty crisis.

Rotakids from Dyke, Dallas, Logie, Anderson's and Drumduan planted crocus bulbs as part of the global End Polio Now campaign.

Public Health Scotland told Moray Council that a number of pupils and teachers have to self-isolate until November 12.

Forres Slimming World's virtual system ensure the majority of members stay focused via weekly Zoom meetings.

MORAY is in tier 1.

MESSAGE to act FAST on World Stroke Day.

CCTV has been installed at Leanchoil Hospital following a series of break-ins.

Wellside Court care services provider Ark was awarded its highest ever average grades from the Care Inspectorate.

Forres Academy student Gillies Grant completed 302 miles over 30 days, earning the charity £420 so far.

Kura at Strathcona House on Forres Enterprise Park has confirmed there have been no confirmed cases of Covid-19 amongst its staff.

Marie Jacques handed over £1700 to the Moray Emergency Relief Fund and £160 to a local author writing a guide to the Moray Way.

Forres Area Community Trust are offering older people returning home from hospital 'back home boxes'.

Local businesses are taking part in the Scotland Cycle Repair Scheme offering repairs of up to £50 per person.

SUICIDE prevention week is a time to think of family and friends.

Older persons' support scheme, the Cameron Project was been boosted by more than 40 new recruits during lockdown.

The fundraisers ran continuously for an hour each over 24 hours to raise money for two charities.

Meadowlark Care Home Casey Whittaker believes listening his the key to her work's success.

Wild Things will use £475,700 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to put young and older people in touch with nature.