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Forres man's new focus after Covid-19

Return to lifelong passion for photography

Pumpkin Trail Moray ensures local kids won't miss out on Halloween fun

A LOCAL woman has come up with an inventive idea to ensure guising can go ahead.

Town safety drive

FCC want to improve traffic flow around the takeaways, introduce a 20mph speed limit and improved CCTV, and reduce all day parking.

November date is not last chance for Highland League season to take place, says league secretary

Plans to start Highland League on November 28 can be put back to later date

Top Cat Rhodes steals hearts in search for forever home

HOPING to be Top Cat when it comes to finding a new home is our latest Pet of the Week, Rhodes.

Fencing appeal is 'neigh' laughing matter!

A NORTH-east animal rescue shelter is appealing to animal lovers in the region to help it keep the horses in its care secure.

Scottish Government now publishing coronavirus data by local neighbourhood

NUMBERS for areas in Forres can now be viewed.

Public show support for shop local campaign

Poll results for Scotland Loves Local

Environmentalist reports wildfowlers for "illegal" gathering

Spencer Julian claims that a friend took a picture of 10 wildfowlers gathered by vehicles at Findhorn Bay.

Flood alert for this weekend

SEPA has issued issued a flood alert for the Findhorn, Nairn, Moray and Speyside areas.

Local guides offer bubble tours for 'hame town' tourists

Firm adapts in bid to weather Covid-19 storm

Projects to support Moray veterans urged to apply for fund

£200,000 available to help ex-military personnel

Kura call centre keeping staff safe

Kura at Strathcona House on Forres Enterprise Park has confirmed there have been no confirmed cases of Covid-19 amongst its staff.

Employers urged to help Kickstart careers for young unemployed

WITH unemployment among young people rising quickly, employers are being urged to take part in a scheme designed to create work placements.

Forres cyclist conquers 'Everesting' in 78 ascents of local hill

Moray's top sports personality throws in last lap for luck

Polling place changes to affect Forres and Alves

CHANGES after statutory review by Moray Council.

Summer football is the way ahead for Buckie Thistle manager Graeme Stewart, who says coronavirus has created the perfect opportunity to make the switch

Jags boss says benefits of playing in summer far outweigh pyramid systems and Scottish Cup for north clubs.

Moray mortal becomes superhero for children's charity

Man runs 5k a day as superhero through September

Moray's MSP welcomes cash for health and social care

£56m for Grampian region

Highland League season will kick-off on October 17 after all, as League Cup semi-finals are staged on pay-per-view

BUCKIe Thistle will head to Brora Rangers and Rothes make the journey to Formartine United for cup ties being streamed online this month.