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All smiles as school returns to new normal

Acting head Helen Thorley is proud of how her staff and pupils have dealt with a difficult year.

Forres Community Football Trust has successfully lobbied for an all-weather pitch in the only town in Moray without one.

Sustrans and Moray Council plan to improve pathways between Fleurs and Orchard Road.

GS Chainsaw Sculpture was hired by Bam Nuttall to make the most of the tree stumps alongside the A96 bypass.

Trees and shrubs have been cleared in advance of a solution to repeat flooding at Clovenside Cemetery.

Health and Social Care Moray, the Leanchoil Trust and current site owners NHS Grampian are looking into how the buildings could be used.

Forres Community Council has raised the issue of increasing instances of dog fouling in and around town.

Forres Community Council chairman Shaun Moat has informed his colleagues that their next meeting will be his last.

Mr Lochhead also fielded questions from community councillors on issues including home schooling, broadband coverage, and delivery costs.

The Environmental Education and Healthy Living Centre and allotments on Bogton Road are on Common Good land.

APPLICATIONS are open until March 22.

Books are being collected and distributed from the outside door of Forres Library without the need to enter the building.

Elizabeth Watson wants the government to focus on the harm of 18 months of disrupted schooling.

Contractors G Laing Stonecraft will repair and consolidate the monument over the coming weeks.

Noah’s Ark invested part of £5000 from Moray Council in 16 new bicycles.

Bimber Distillery Ltd have applied for planning permission to renovate existing farm sheds and erect new cask storage space at Wester Green Steading.