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Trust recognised for helping community and vulnerable during pandemic

Forres Area Community Trust has been highly commended in the High Street Heroes Awards.

Cathay Care Home resident John Herold MBE turned 100 on November 5.

Medine Duff has won a High Street Heroes Award for her contribution to the local community.

1st Forres Scout Group have decided not to do it this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Nearly £17,000 is available to projects aimed at improving the lives of older people in the area.

Findhorn Bay Arts has won an award in an initiative run by the Scotland Loves Local campaign, managed by Scotland’s Towns Partnership.

Contractors have been fixing holes in the leaky roof at St Leonard's Church since March.

Berry Burn Community Fund has approved grants of a total of £24,210 to four local projects.

Services were carried out at memorials around the area on Sunday and today despite safety restrictions.

THE Cairn has been refurbished by McGregor Memorials.

Forres Skate Park Initiative have put out to tender for a business plan, feasibility and option appraisal.

Forres Area Community Trust plan to restore and make extensive changes to the building.

Moray Firth Credit Union helped raise awareness of the work that financial cooperatives are doing around the world.

Moray Council has agreed to spend up to £30,000 on fixing masonry at the Mercat Cross by next Spring.

Vince Lyon and Bert Logie have been highly commended as High Street Heroes as part of the Scotland Loves Local campaign.

Forres Heritage Trust organised a trail of clues at Cluny Hill to entertain children who would usually be out guising.