Moray Council

The Department for Work and Pensions has organised a jobs Marketplace at Forres Town Hall on Friday morning.

Zebra crossing lights outside Applegrove Primary have been fixed and final preparations made for traffic lights at the Brig junction.

The shelter at the Victoria Road end of Drumduan Road now serves the communites of Forbeshill and Drumduan.

Call for more to be done as concern is raised over disease spreading in other animals.

Moray Waste Busters have invested £41,040 Just Transition Participatory Budgeting Funding.

Forres Heritage Trust appeals for at least 10 new people to help during tourist season.

THE housing budget was decided at Moray Council on Wednesday.

Moray Council is running a drop-in event at the town hall this weekend to inform the Local Development Plan.

Former teacher and youth worker, gardener, and founder of Forres House Community Centre, Bob Cherry, has passed away.

New Hydrotherapy Pool chairman James Anderson has requested additional support from Moray Council and NHS Grampian.

There was loss of internet coverage in the Thornhill and Knockomie areas and there are faulty street lamps in Forbeshill.

Moray Councillor Dræyk van der Hørn believes a Nature Emergency declaration focuses the urgent need to achieve climate targets.

A resident has voiced his concerns about increasing the speed limit on the Grantown road at the edge of Forres from 30 to 40mph.

Moray Council Resettlement and Refugee team and the Royal Voluntary Service organised the session at Forres House.

MORAY Council is asking local businesses to complete an online survey to study the commercial property market in the region.

MORAY Council are preparing to celebrate care experienced young people, with events taking place next Friday.

Forres Skate Park Initiative has launched a supporter charter for local businesses, organisations and schools.

MORAY Council has adopted a new Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Strategy and Expansion Plan.

NURSERIES and childminders partnered with Moray Council will receive five per cent more for providing childcare

MORAY residents are being encouraged to order their garden waste permits by March 5.