Moray Heroes

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.

Proceeds from Santa’s sleigh tour of Forres and Kinloss in December have been donated to The Fire Fighters Charity.

Forres Repair Café is on the third Saturday of the month at Transition Town Forres.

A BUCKIE shop owner has been honoured for helping young families weather the cost of living crisis.

TEACHER wins heroes award.

JUMP on board to see who is in the yellow wellies.

EMMA Rose had kind words to share about the "amazing young people" of Moray and Banffshire after she won an award.

FORRES Academy pupil wins hero award.

GARDENING group wins heroes award.

THE pair claimed the Moray and Banffshire Heroes Awards' top honour.

Re:Store owner Alison Ruickbie honoured.

THE pair have helped change the lives of 50 young people over the course of 34 years.