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Viewing tower has reopened

A tower with spectacular views has reopened in Culbin Forest after two years closed.

The Stretch2Step programme is running at Grant Park from Tuesday, June 8 for eight weeks.

Findhorn and Nairn are included in a top 10 list created by holiday provider, Canine Cottages.

Findhorn-based Wild Things needs help to remove hogweed and knotweed from the banks of the river Findhorn.

Forres Friends of Woods and Fields are looking for help to grow vegetables as part of a community project.

Improvement works costing more than £220,000 are under way on the listed High Street building used by service cadets.

Residents and staff at Meadowlark spruced up their outdoor space while competing with 14 other care homes.

Forres Footpaths Trust invested £1200 from the Berry Burn wind farm Community Fund in map panels and plinths.

Drumduan School aims to educate the wider community on the right of way through its grounds.

PURPLE bins can now take more plastic items than ever before.

Lisa Wolff co-ordinated the event using equipment provided by Moray Council and Finderne Development Trust.

Debbie Hutchison, Fiona McClenaghan, Mandy Clinch and Sam Weston raised funds for Claypark Rescues and Culbin Cats.

Ami Dundas is kayaking for five days from Fort William to Inverness, plus wild camping

Rotary Club of Forres volunteers have been tidying up following weekend gatherings in the centre of Cluny Hill.

Moray Council is canvassing opinion on proposed upgrades to the active travel network in Forres.

Extinction Rebellion (XR) Forres members dropped a banner reading 'Care for Planet = Care for People' from the A96 bypass footbridge