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Prestigious honour for world-famous Moray textile firm.
“As a business, the footfall at this time of year and the income that it generates it vital to our sustainability,” says theatre boss.
John Swinney was asked to meet them ‘in the hope that the killer of their husband and father will finally be brought to justice’.
More clarity is needed concerning wind development planning decisions, a Highlands and Islands MSP has urged.
Revised timetable running over festive season.
Tight margins on the carpets.
More cash will come north but the jury is out on whether finance secretary Shona Robison delivered for the north.
A vote on inheritance tax for farmers took place at Westminster yesterday.
More excellent performances from Moray club.
A total of 18 players over two teams represented Moray in Glasgow.
The Scottish Government’s public confirmation that the 2030 deadline for A96 dualling has been abandoned, in fact, offered little new information.
Moray has been revealed as the most “veteran-rich” area in the country, as charities stress the “vital role” played by the community.
A site manager, aftercare manager, joiner, two labourers and a team leader have been recognised after nearly two centuries of combined service.
Iryna Porfilova learned her skills in Forres
Big match is likely to be screened live on TV.
Visiting restrictions at Dr Gray’s Hospital have been extended, as cases of diarrhoea and vomiting continue to spread.
Tickets are selling fast for the winter spectacular.
A number of wards have been closed to new admissions at a hospital, and non-essential visits have been postponed.
Latest scores from the north divisions.
A political campaign has been launched calling for the full dualling of a trunk road.
