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Moray to remember 14 airmen killed on ‘Black Friday’

Moray to remember 14 airmen killed on ‘Black Friday’

Recalling fatal wartime mission on February 9, 1945.


Just 500 responses to consultation over scrapping A96 dualling

Just 500 responses to consultation over scrapping A96 dualling

Just 500 responses to the Scottish Government’s new consultation on scrapping full A96 dualling have been received.


A new way to tour town as community trishaw launches

A new way to tour town as community trishaw launches

The new Forres branch of CWAS is holding a fundraising quiz night on February 15.


MSP calls for A96 dualling plans to be dropped for public transport investment

MSP calls for A96 dualling plans to be dropped for public transport investment

Calls have been made to invest in public transport instead of fully dualling the A96.


Forty singers, a live band and puppets – Moray show comes out of the shadows

Forty singers, a live band and puppets – Moray show comes out of the shadows

Big production set for this weekend.


‘The petition is only the beginning’ - Thousands joining fight to protect centre

‘The petition is only the beginning’ - Thousands joining fight to protect centre

Forres Community Council invites the public to discuss the threat at Erskine Veterans Activity Centre on February 20.


Forres factory could create ‘several hundred new jobs’

Forres factory could create ‘several hundred new jobs’

Orbex explains how funding will increase productivity in Forres and Shetland space launch project


13 and 14-year-olds found with drugs during police searches

13 and 14-year-olds found with drugs during police searches

Children as young as 13 were caught carrying drugs on Moray streets by police stop-and-search teams, new figures have revealed.


Teen driver forced police officers to jump from path of car, sex offender sent 14-year-old girl nudes - Court this week

Teen driver forced police officers to jump from path of car, sex offender sent 14-year-old girl nudes - Court this week

Our reporters have been in court over the last week covering a wide range of local cases.


‘Day fever’ party invite to Academy first years of ‘77

‘Day fever’ party invite to Academy first years of ‘77

Lewis Maclean organised the last reunion in 2015 attended by around 70 people.


‘Exceeded all expectations’ - veterans pour into new wellbeing centre

‘Exceeded all expectations’ - veterans pour into new wellbeing centre

EVACN offers tailored programmes including recreational activities and peer support


‘Forres is truly special’ - businesses ‘thriving’ in town centre

‘Forres is truly special’ - businesses ‘thriving’ in town centre

Shopkeepers are optimistic that High Street will continue to improve with support from the community


Elgin arrest for unlicensed 16-year-old who put lives at risk on road

Elgin arrest for unlicensed 16-year-old who put lives at risk on road

“You are clearly not a fit person to be freed,” sheriff told the teenager.


Moray motorhome overnight stay scheme edges closer

Moray motorhome overnight stay scheme edges closer

There are currently no authorised locations for overnight stays on council land in Moray.


Jail for man who sent naked pictures to friend’s 14-year-old daughter

Jail for man who sent naked pictures to friend’s 14-year-old daughter

A 24-year-old man committed offences against a friend’s teenage daughter.


New coastal route between Inverness and Forres could link major trails and boost economy

New coastal route between Inverness and Forres could link major trails and boost economy

A new coastal route could be set to link up two major trails between Inverness and Forres.


Sex pest exposed himself to girl on MULTIPLE occasions and sent nude photos to 5 teenage women

Sex pest exposed himself to girl on MULTIPLE occasions and sent nude photos to 5 teenage women

Sheriff Eilidh Macdonald was told that most of the incidents started innocently on social media but then got increasingly sexualised.


Funeral directors being consulted after controversial council proposal

Funeral directors being consulted after controversial council proposal

Funeral directors across Moray are being consulted on proposed changes to interments which could see a limit of four per day enforced.


‘My child isn’t safe’ - Pupil found in possession of knife at Moray primary school

‘My child isn’t safe’ - Pupil found in possession of knife at Moray primary school

A concerned parent feels their child is not safe at school after a pupil was found in possession of a knife.


Former Sue’s News shop transformed into art gallery, workshop and office

Former Sue’s News shop transformed into art gallery, workshop and office

The interior features a gallery wall, local crafters' space, workshop and a consultation area.


EXCLUSIVE: Timeline for dualling of A96 Inverness to Nairn could face more than a year-long wait

EXCLUSIVE: Timeline for dualling of A96 Inverness to Nairn could face more than a year-long wait

A timeline for dualling of the A96 between Inverness and Nairn will take at least a year to be published, it has been revealed.


MSP tells parliament five star museum must re-open

MSP tells parliament five star museum must re-open

The motion states that the museum is an indispensable part of Scotland's scientific and cultural heritage which should be preserved.


Award-winning string quartet set for Nairn visit and workshop for young musicians

Award-winning string quartet set for Nairn visit and workshop for young musicians

Nairn is set to welcome an award-winning ensemble next weekend - with two workshops for young musicians also on the schedule.


‘We need action, not more delays’ - Business groups send A96 plea to government

‘We need action, not more delays’ - Business groups send A96 plea to government

Two chamber groups have come together to send a message to the Scottish Government.


Findhorn public toilets upgraded

Findhorn public toilets upgraded

Toilets in Lossiemouth, Findhorn and Portknockie have been upgraded.


Moray Council says data breach ‘cannot reoccur’

Moray Council says data breach ‘cannot reoccur’

A watchdog has given “words of advice” to a council which posted customers’ personal information online during a two-year spate of data breaches.


‘A great atmosphere and lots of laughs’ - town hall quiz for fun

‘A great atmosphere and lots of laughs’ - town hall quiz for fun

Thirty three contestants took part in FACT’s second quiz night, raising £200.


MSP highlights ‘disgraceful’ levels of child poverty in Moray

MSP highlights ‘disgraceful’ levels of child poverty in Moray

Ms Burgess believes the Scottish Child Payment is more important than ever.


‘I wanted to push myself’ - Forres man’s dance challenge

‘I wanted to push myself’ - Forres man’s dance challenge

John and dance partner Laura Archibald from Inverness are committed to three lessons-a-week.


Tickets going on sale for Spirit of Speyside whisky festival

Tickets going on sale for Spirit of Speyside whisky festival

How to book your places for six-day festival in April.


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