Moray Heroes

Isla Morrison walked the 1914-18 Western Front over 35 days to raise funds for Diabetes UK.

A Forres team joined seven others at the Gordonstoun School tournament in aid of breast cancer charities.

Bill and Lorraine Budge have donated £21,500 towards renewal of the beach steps to Findhorn's back shore.

Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation received 11 call-outs between March 30 and June 18.

Forres, Nairn and District Riding for the Disabled Association Tea with a Pony sessions are popular.

The Osprey Bus Trust is offering a £50 gift card to the winning designer.

Moray Waste Busters donated two benches to Sanquhar Dam Restoration Group for public use.

George Alexander has been notified of his Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE).

The Leanchoil Trust, Erskine Veterans Charity, Hanover Housing and Scottish Ambulance Service will discuss their vision at the Tolbooth.

The Robertson Trust double-match-funded proceeds from MIRO's Burns supper back in January.

39 Engineer Regiment is working with The Findhorn Village Conservation Company.

Local instructors Mollie Powney and Eleni Cawthra-Hewitt are organising fundraising fitness sessions for charity.

Jim Lawther has been given the honour for his contribution to the Forres Highland Games committee.

Children with additional support needs love fortnightly activities at Forres Academy.

North 58 Sea Adventures delivered free water safety lessons to the community in Findhorn.

An afternoon tea at Dyke Village Hall helped raise nearly £900 for maintenance of nearby defibrillators.

Volunteers answered calls for help from Royal Findhorn Yacht Club, Findhorn Bowling Club and Findhorn Dunes Trust on The Big Help Out.

Forres Heritage Trust is staging a Historic Photograph Exhibition at the Tolbooth this month.

Regional winner Alice Tisch is now to compete in the Great Britain and Ireland final of an art competition.

Cathy Low has been officially recognised by the Royal Voluntary Service for her voluntary work.