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MORAY councillors have raised concerns that a "cast iron" pledge on Elgin and Keith bypasses could be felled by "more backtracking".
A LIFELONG dedication to local sport and the community has been recognised, following the death of James (Jimmy) Green at 94.
A MORAY apprenticeship event will offer the chance to "kickstart" a future within one of Moray's top employers.
POLICE arrested more than ten people in an operation to tackle organised crime on the Aberdeenshire coast, it was confirmed today (January 27).
A NEW update amid Storm Jocelyn has confirmed that Moray is still at risk of floods.
MORAY politicians have reacted to the "deeply alarming" destruction of several hundred patient records by a sewage leak at Dr Gray's Hospital.
A RECENTLY-approved Moray Council development could leave residents feeling stuck and isolated.
NHS Grampian has said hundreds of medical records are likely to have been destroyed by a sewage leak at Dr Gray's Hospital.
A RECENTLY-approved Moray Council development could leave residents feeling stuck and isolated.
OUR photographers have been hitting the pavements of Elgin today, capturing the town in all its wintry glory.
PUPILS at a Moray high school will be sent home early today, in the wake of worsening weather.
OUR readers have submitted pictures which show off the snowy conditions across Moray.
AFTER it was hit with a £30,000 bill for an essential repair, the Moray public for help has been asked to help a generations-old Elgin social club.
ANOTHER day of school disruption due to wintry weather has hit Moray.
DRIVERS near Craigellachie were left queuing for up to an hour this morning in snowy gridlock.
FIRST Minister Humza Yousaf has revealed the date for an upcoming briefing on the future of A96 dualling plans.
SCOTTISH XL Bully dogs will be subject to the same controversial rules introduced in England, First Minister Humza Yousaf has confirmed.
READERS have reacted to an article by our wildlife columnist Merlin, on the topic of big black cat sightings.
AHEAD of 2024's Clavie, we have uncovered photographs of the ritual from 1979.
FORRES resident Roy Dennis has been awarded an OBE for spearheading conservation in Scotland and abroad – but says: "there's still lots to do."
