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Special sign honours 30-year commitment to community from fireworks group

Special sign honours 30-year commitment to community from fireworks group

A group’s three-decade commitment to a village community has been honoured.


Morayvia honours Seymour Monro with freedom of the museum

Morayvia honours Seymour Monro with freedom of the museum

Exhibit named after retired Lord Lieutenant.


Motorfun returns to Elgin – A free day of cars, BMX stunts and entertainment

Motorfun returns to Elgin – A free day of cars, BMX stunts and entertainment

Cooper Park will be the venue for Rotary Elgin’s annual event.


£45k for former kirk as village church put on the market

£45k for former kirk as village church put on the market

A former village kirk has been put up for sale by the Church of Scotland.


Musician who stole Highland hearts en route to Britain’s Got Talent semi-final is coming to MacMoray

Musician who stole Highland hearts en route to Britain’s Got Talent semi-final is coming to MacMoray

An accordion player who reached the latter stages of Britain’s Got Talent is coming to Elgin.


Folk festival brings bumper music line-up to town

Folk festival brings bumper music line-up to town

A successful folk music festival has been held with attendees enjoying a varied programme.


Nurseries handed dramatic lifeline as council U-turns on closure plans in face of massive backlash

Nurseries handed dramatic lifeline as council U-turns on closure plans in face of massive backlash

A dramatic U-turn has handed four closure-threatened nurseries a last-minute lifeline.


Buckie has ‘got to get a replacement school’ says new council chief

Buckie has ‘got to get a replacement school’ says new council chief

Moray Council’s chief executive has called for Buckie to get a replacement secondary school, because residents “deserve a new school.”


‘Diverse and vibrant’ art show will exhibit Moray students’ hard work

‘Diverse and vibrant’ art show will exhibit Moray students’ hard work

A huge array of artwork will be on display at UHI Moray between June 9 and 13.


One new face and two contract extensions at Highland league club

One new face and two contract extensions at Highland league club

Two important players staying on.


Woman arrested after crash which saw passenger taken to hospital

Woman arrested after crash which saw passenger taken to hospital

A woman has been arrested after a one-car crash on a trunk road which saw her passenger taken to hospital.


PODCAST: Pride for all Generations

PODCAST: Pride for all Generations

Listen to the round table representing pride from different generations.


Residents win fight to keep libraries open

Residents win fight to keep libraries open

Under-threat Aberdeenshire libraries, initially planned to close by the end of last year, will remain open after locals won the battle to save them.


‘We love our shops, we love what we do’ - Town centre business scoops prestigious award

‘We love our shops, we love what we do’ - Town centre business scoops prestigious award

Bijou has two shops in Moray - one in Buckie and another in Elgin.


Moray bodyguard and martial arts expert’s life to be celebrated

Moray bodyguard and martial arts expert’s life to be celebrated

‘If Lee inspired, mentored or loved you – you’re welcome to attend.’


Moray teachers attacked with knives, claw hammers and baseball bats

Moray teachers attacked with knives, claw hammers and baseball bats

Moray teachers have been attacked with knives, claw hammers, knuckle dusters and baseball bats in school over the last decade, it can be revealed.


Safety advice issued after fire breaks out at waste transfer station

Safety advice issued after fire breaks out at waste transfer station

A local authority is reminding residents to remove batteries from electricals before recycling following a fire at a waste transfer station.


Seven-goal salvo lands seventh straight win while rivals make it nine out of nine

Seven-goal salvo lands seventh straight win while rivals make it nine out of nine

Top two are setting a hot pace.


Transport secretary visit ‘least community deserve’ after year of bridge roadworks hell

Transport secretary visit ‘least community deserve’ after year of bridge roadworks hell

A further invitation has been extended to the transport secretary to see first hand the chaos being caused by a long-running roadworks project.


Community turn out in force to back bold sports hub project

Community turn out in force to back bold sports hub project

There has been an enthusiastic welcome to updates on plans to create a community sports hub.


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