Moray Heroes

Friends of Blairs Loch are building an outdoor learning facility and community meeting place.

Forres Golf Club ladies raised the funds for Moray Stroke Folks via the £1 entry fee for their winter competitions.

Sanquhar Dam Renovation Group used £2800 from the Berry Burn Community Fund towards their voluntary work.

June Campbell and partner Hannah Lane have set off on a sponsored virtual bike ride from Land’s End to John o’ Groats.

Cardamon Spice owner, Hussain Ahmed, is helping to support the community that has supported him during the pandemic.

Jane Bateson raised £6262.36 for te Syncope Trust and Reflex Anoxic Seizures charity via a collection tin at Forres Co-op.

Rotary Club of Forres has been delegating volunteers for the Covid-19 vaccination effort.

Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation's volunteers are calling for help from the community after responding to their first call- out of the year.

David Haytack’s commitment to 1st Forres Scout Group has been recognised by the scout’s National Awards Advisory Group.

Renaissance Care team leader Gina Duff is being celebrated in the Scottish Care Awards Carer of the Year category.

Moray Firth Credit Union volunteers Maggie Bell and Tina Coffey have “gone beyond the call of duty” during the coronavirus pandemic.

Culbin and Varis Medical Practices manager, Fiona Harris, confirmed 677 people aged over-80 were successfully inoculated.

Lorna McNee brought the accolade to the city just over five months into her first head chef role.

Forres Christmas Lights Committee (FCLC) hope the community will help them put on a brighter event in 2021.

Oliver Clark arranged a video conference performance which raised £170 for charity and drew the admiration of the Scottish Parliament.

Local Scotland Tang Soo Do instructors completed a kick-a-thon, raising £2422 for the Scottish Association for Mental Health.

FACT ran an appeal for shoeboxes filled with essential items and treats for residents who are struggling.

James 'Flicker' Duncan should have received the honour in March but the first coronavirus lockdown meant this was not possible.

Local Scotland Tang Soo Do instructors are forming a tag team to take turns kicking on behalf of the Scottish Association for Mental Health.

The volunteers were determined to spread joy without the usual pomp and ceremony.