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Beautician demands clear treatment rules

A local beauty therapist wants to know why her industry is banned from providing facials which are allowed in England.

RETURNING from October 19 and October 26 respectively.

The Friends of the Falconer Museum want an update from Moray Council on plans for the historic building.

CHANGES after statutory review by Moray Council.

Moray Council has confirmed signalled pedestrian and cyclist crossing facilities are to be installed near the bridge at Thornhill Road.

GUIDANCE will change from tomorrow.

Forres Area Community Trust have applied to restore and make extensive changes to Forres Town Hall.

Moray Council planners approved the building of 84 private and 28 affordable homes at the 7.6 hectare Knockomie site.

Highlands and Islands Enterprise wants to provide flexible business space for start-ups, inward investors or expanding companies.

Michael Rhind wants to see some of the recently agreed Moray Growth Deal invested in Forres-local facilities.

The warnings were initially screwed into trees before being removed on environmental grounds and mounted on poles.

Nearly a year after Douglas Urquhart raised his complaint, a local walkway remains overgrown and unusable.

Increasing numbers of people are having issues with Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment.

In the latest Community Safety Partnership Report for Moray, Inspector for Forres, Kerry Rigg, also spoke of reduced crime up to July.

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