Moray Heroes

Forres Rotary also organised a coffee morning and lit the Tolbooth in purple to support the campaign.

Around 50 people attended Forres Heritage Trust’s event to thank volunteers for working from April to September.

As well as raising £425 for Macmillan Cancer Support, shedders donated bird tables and plant tubs to a nursing home.

Moray Council invested £15,000 in the refurbishment of Forres War Memorial by Karolina Allan of KK Art and Conservation.

Hundreds turn out for the Derek Gordon Memorial Days at Forres Golf Club in aid of local groups.

Watershed Sauna, The Vibe Movement and The Olive Tree Kitchen held a fundraiser on behalf of The Findhorn Village Conservation Company.

Forres in Bloom are joint winner's of Beautiful Scotland's premier award, The Rosebowl Trophy.

Forres Osprey Bus is calling for volunteers to take older people on trips in September.

More than 60 people enjoyed activities and a three-course meal at Forres Town Hall.

Forres and District Pipe Band performed at six Highland Games this summer.

Over 100 people visited Mark Donald's themed garden helping to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Care.

During a memorial ceremony, 201 Squadron paid respect to squadron leader Andrew Richardson.

The gearbox on MIRO Rescue was badly damaged in difficult conditions north of Lossiemouth during a rescue.

The quartet will be supported by Carl Topilow on clarinet, Oliver Clark on cello and Adam Csenki on piano.

Coronation Champion Cathy Low and other Findhorn residents attended the Royal Garden Party in Edinburgh.

Organiser and Mark’s father, Albert Duffus, is donating the funds to eight worthy causes.

Alice Tisch came joint-second in the Rotary Great Britain and Ireland Young Artist Competition.

MIRO is using a Tesco Community Grant to help fund advanced training for volunteers.

Zippy helps owner, student Rose Robbins, focus on her work.

Gordon and MacPhail and MIRO representatives walked the Speyside Way to raise funds for the life-saving service.