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Event looks at ways to help improve town

The Spirit of Community events at Forres Town Hall aim to help inspire improvements to the town.

Incredible Edibles Forrres has been growing in the town centre for eight years and hopes to expand.

Kinloss Crafty Cool Kids Club has received a defibrillator from Moray charity Kieran’s Legacy.

39 Engineer Regiment invited the wider community to help plant hundreds of trees to mark a royal anniversary.

Lord Lieutenant of Moray Major General Seymour Monro and landowner Mrs Poppy Houldsworth officially open the garden.

You are invited to Spirit of Community 2 on April 27 to review aims and aspirations recorded by the community in 2014.

Voting teenagers teenagers formed a panel to question local election candidates at Forres Tolbooth.

Over 20 people attended Memory Teas at the Tolbooth to take part in a new Leanchoil heritage project.

Forres Friends of Woods and Fields want potential volunteers to visit their land between Chapleton and Sanquhar.

Dallas Primary enlisted 53 Field Squadron Royal Engineers in erecting a polytunnel on land gifted to the school.

Fifth year Ben Stewart has analysed the results of his survey on face masks and shared break times.

Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful recognises Pilmuir's commitment to the Eco-Schools Scotland programme.

Brooke Wright, Katie Mitchell and Esme Bews won this year’s annual Youth and Philanthropy Initiative (YPI) challenge.

FOR World Art Day, RGU is sharing free access to a series of practical online arts workshops to help foster art in the north-east.

COLLEGES across Scotland have joined forces to in an attempt to address the social care recruitment crisis.

Dyke Primary eco-outlet encourages people to reduce, re-use and recycle clothing.