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A junction which was the site of a crash which claimed the lives of two teenagers is unlikely to be changed.
A range of “service redesigns” and savings proposals will be considered this week to achieve a balanced budget.
On March 24, 2020, Moray residents woke up to new UK Government restrictions designed to stem the flow of coronavirus infections nationwide.
Take a look back at all the key events as Moray entered lockdown five years ago.
A heartbroken mum has shaved her head in solidarity with her daughter who is undergoing intensive treatment for a rare form of cancer.
Moray Council is on the lookout for a main works contractor to transform Elgin Town Hall.
A construction firm has posted a pre-tax loss in its latest accounts but its chief executive says profitability has since bounced back.
A retailer which was displaced after the closure of the St Giles Centre has confirmed it will open a new store in Elgin.
A busy Elgin car park is set to close for a total of 12 days this month.
Freshly-revealed figures have shown a rise in the number of racist incidents in Moray schools.
Enquiries are ongoing but police believe the bone is part of historic remains.
The owners of a historic pub have decided to sell the business just under three years after taking charge.
A distillery near Elgin has had plans to extend its visitor centre approved.
Plans to transform a town’s church into a supermarket have sparked concerns.
Plans to bring a long-vacant pub building in Elgin back into use have been approved.
An objection submitted to Moray Council claims a proposal to transform an Elgin building will “erode the character and appearance” of the area.
Moray councillors are set to formally request answers over a controversial application for a wind farm overlooking a “fragile” Moray community.
A celebrated Scottish fiddle group has marked its 45th anniversary.
A village’s fears over access to cash have been eased thanks to the installation of a new cash machine.
Moray Council has received fewer than five complaints in each of 2022, 2023 and 2024 relating to the content of sex education.
