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A Moray Councillor and local resident are backing SFRS’ call to the public to stop lighting outdoor fires.
A ‘highly-contagious’ disease has been confirmed at a local vet practice.
Two crews remain on the scene of a fire that has been burning for more than 48 hours.
The King’s old school has revealed plans to work with Gulf United, which is led by an ex-pupil.
Class A narcotic found in a tin under the bed.
Defendant arrested as he was about to board a flight to Spain.
Plans to build 12 affordable houses in a village have been approved.
A section of the A96 in Moray closed after a collision between a Stagecoach bus and NHS Highland van has reopened.
A tragedy which claimed the lives of 11 people 80 years ago in a seaside town is still being felt today.
Forresian Mark Bruce has been installed as Master of Lodge St Lawrence 144.
An eyewitness has captured the dramatic moments after a Stagecoach bus smashed into a wall outside his home.
A collision took place at around 1pm on Tuesday, May 20.
More than 30 firefighters are now on the scene of a large wildfire at a well-known beauty spot.
Drumduan School’s annual May Fair is held to celebrate the changing of the seasons.
Club is opening pathways to promote their sport through the community.
Rafford’s Beating of the Bounds was first carried out in 1840.
Four fire crews remain on the scene of a blaze this morning.
A hundred specially designed pennants are planted in the sands.
A man who spent his “whole childhood” in an orphanage after being sent there as a baby has revealed his positive story, 150 years after its founding.
A Tesco employee has confirmed how a woman’s fraud story is becoming all too common.
Forres Mechanics youth development marked at end of season awards ceremony
Locals are being urged to avoid Culbin Forest near Forres as firefighters continue to battle a blaze in the area.
Roles available span various areas, including visitor experience, retail, catering, and operations.
A massive fire has engulfed a popular beauty spot.
Next summer’s event at Grant Park will go ahead if the Forres Theme Day committee gets enough help.
The managing director of ScotRail has agreed to meet with MSP Richard Lochhead to discuss ongoing rail service issues in Moray.
A former RAF serviceman is on a mission to reunite First World War memorabilia with the family of the man it belonged to.
We review Lossiemouth’s newest coffee shop.
A new coastal race has proved popular in its inaugural year.