Health

NHS Grampian says it is “unwavering” in its commitment to fully restoring services in Moray by 2026.

Healthworks counsellor Danielle Quist recommends forest bathing to her clients

E. COLI legal investigations are underway after a person was poisoned by an Asda sandwich in Elgin.

Funded by tsiMORAY and the Scottish Government, the art and singing sessions provide space for self-expression and companionship.

Mr Lochhead had to have life-saving emergency heart surgery last month.

Stagecoach aims to stop the number 32 bus service running through Findhorn and Kinloss in August.

The forces charity had intended to be a major part of a repurposed Leanchoil Hospital site.

Proceeds from the sale of A Whippet Called Seb will help provides support services for people with physical, hidden and learning disabilities.

MORE than 500 patients have had appointments with NHS Forth Valley for initial breast cancer diagnosis.

ROBERT Gordon University (RGU) is to host a Mental Health Nursing Showcase to encourage more people from the north-east into the profession.

WELLBEING and sustainable employment are to take centre stage at a drop-in event coming to Moray soon.

Eve Newlands has been awarded a grant to gain experience helping patients in a country with poor healthcare.

Trauma support service Moray Rape Crisis has been awarded more than £12,000 by Berry Burn Community Fund.

NHS Grampian’s “failed infrastructure” has been upgraded to the highest category — with funding half a billion pounds less than improvements bill.

DESPITE agreeing £36 million of cuts last month, NHS Grampian’s budget still has not been signed off by the Scottish Government.

MORAY landmarks were illuminated in blue last week to raise awareness of Parkinson’s on World Parkinson’s Day.

ON World Parkinson’s Day, crocheted post box toppers have sprung up in Elgin to celebrate a group’s 25-years of local aid.

The Leanchoil Trust is investing in the next stage of a project focused on the health and wellbeing of the community.

MORAY’S acute mental health ward does not meet standards designed to prevent patients hurting themselves, a meeting last week heard.

Royal they may be, but they’re people too. Let’s grant them breathing space.