Moray Heroes

Do you know anyone who always lends a hand or is the first to rise to a challenge when their community needs help? Nominate them now!

Who’s your favourite teacher at primary school?

Who are the outstanding secondary pupils at your school?

Who’s top of the class in your primary school?

Who are the incredible volunteers in your community?

Who are the outstanding fundraisers in your community?

Who are the healthcare heroes in your community?

Show your support to carers in your community with a Heroes nomination

Nominate your Moray & Banffshire Heroes 2025 now!

The burgess naming ceremony took place at St Leonard’s Church during Scottish Week.

A six-year-old who fundraises to help a family friend who has cerebral palsy was named Primary Pupil of the Year at the Moray and Banffshire Heroes.

A desire to cut carbon emissions, improve health and keep children safe as they walk to school in Forres has seen award recognition for Judith Binney.

Having a big vision and set of values that encourage acts of kindness was central to Findochty Primary School’s award nomination.

A charity which supported over 500 local youngsters last year alone providing school uniforms and winter clothing has been recognised for its efforts.

COUNTY commissioner Louise Winder accepted the award on behalf of the group.

Ambulance technician and RNLI volunteer Elaine Mair was named Hero of Heroes at the Moray and Banffshire Heroes ceremony.

Remember to get your Heroes votes in by the deadline on Sunday, March 24!

Get your votes in before the deadline on Sunday, March 24!

Is your nominee on the shortlist? Voting closes on Sunday, March 24. VOTE NOW!

Is your nominee on the shortlist? Voting closes on Sunday, March 24. VOTE NOW!