Moray Council

Forres Community Council is calling for the town to have its own store of sandbags in case of flash flooding.

Forres Area Community Trust is looking for volunteers for a project aimed at reducing social isolation and loneliness.

MORAY Council has set out its routemap to cutting its carbon emissions and taking the next step to tackle climate change.

Dyke Primary eco-outlet encourages people to reduce, re-use and recycle clothing.

Piper Scott Hay marked the annual re-opening of Nelson's Tower at the weekend.

Self-employed father-of- two Scott Lawrence wants to channel his interest in politics and need to help improve the area.

A local wildlife enthusiast has discovered what he believes are large numbers of wild geese with bird flu.

RETAIL, hospitality and leisure businesses across Moray are to benefit from a 50 per cent non-domestic rates relief scheme in the new financial year.

Nelson's Tower is to re-open next weekend for a full season, the first time since the Coronavirus pandemic hit.

170 vehicles were parked at Mosset Park for the club's recent game with Buckie Thistle.

A meeting was arranged at the Tolbooth for those affected by flash flooding to describe it in person.

Scottish Water were informed of sewage leaking from a drain on South Street on March 2 but were unable to deal with it until this week.

Moray Council ‘s budget plans include £192,000 for new signals at the junction of Orchard Road, St Catherine’s Road and Thornhill Road.

Moray Council has launched a learning strategy to develop solutions to school buildings falling below standards.

Most Forres ward Moray councillors are looking forward to construction of a synthetic playing surface in the town.

Forres, Nairn and District Riding for the Disabled Association have restarted at a temporary location near Elgin.

Equipment at Forres Waste Water Treatment Works is being upgraded or replaced to increase capacity.

Moray councillors George Alexander and Lorna Creswell would like to hear what is important to constituents before the council polls in May.

Transport Scotland will reduce the limit in the centre of Alves to better protect villagers including primary pupils.

Spot On Cabs are in the finals of the Scottish Taxi and Private Hire and Chauffeur Awards.