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Next stop is a bright future for popular on-demand bus service

Next stop is a bright future for popular on-demand bus service

Next stop is a bright future for popular on-demand bus service

There was a chance for bus passengers to see for themselves planned changes to a popular Moray bus service at a drop-in session.


‘Give your temporary health-kick the boot in exchange for long-lasting habits’

‘Give your temporary health-kick the boot in exchange for long-lasting habits’

‘Give your temporary health-kick the boot in exchange for long-lasting habits’

Don’t just think about what goals you set, think about ‘why’ you are setting them.


What does 2025 have in store for your star sign?

What does 2025 have in store for your star sign?

What does 2025 have in store for your star sign?

Your horoscopes for the year ahead by Patrick Arundell


‘More people believe in the tooth fairy than are persuaded Scottish Government is committed to fully dual A96’

‘More people believe in the tooth fairy than are persuaded Scottish Government is committed to fully dual A96’

‘More people believe in the tooth fairy than are persuaded Scottish Government is committed to fully dual A96’

Statement on A96 did not fail to disappoint all except the Greens, says SNP MSP Fergus Ewing.


MFR shock decision: Is this the death of local radio?

MFR shock decision: Is this the death of local radio?

MFR shock decision: Is this the death of local radio?

Former presenter asks: What’s more relevant to a local community than local voices, local issues, and local news?


Three local groups given King’s Award for Voluntary Service

Three local groups given King’s Award for Voluntary Service

Three local groups given King’s Award for Voluntary Service

Honour viewed as the equivalent to an MBE.


Politics: Fuel bill rises set to hit Scottish pensioners hard this winter

Politics: Fuel bill rises set to hit Scottish pensioners hard this winter

Politics: Fuel bill rises set to hit Scottish pensioners hard this winter

In his latest monthly column, Seamus Logan reflects on the impact of fuel bill rises and the loss of the Winter Fuel Payment for many pensioners


JOHN MCLELLAN: Scottish Government advertising cuts ‘have huge implications for jobs and public health’

JOHN MCLELLAN: Scottish Government advertising cuts ‘have huge implications for jobs and public health’

JOHN MCLELLAN: Scottish Government advertising cuts ‘have huge implications for jobs and public health’

With the SNP cutting £500 million from budgets I doubt many readers will worry too much about the cancellation of advertising and marketing campaigns.


Moray village’s “final masterplan” approved with over 100 new homes and improved roads among proposals

Moray village’s “final masterplan” approved with over 100 new homes and improved roads among proposals

Moray village’s “final masterplan” approved with over 100 new homes and improved roads among proposals

The plan sets out the development of the village over the next two decades.


“Patient” and “kind” Elgin librarian recognised for work with children

“Patient” and “kind” Elgin librarian recognised for work with children

“Patient” and “kind” Elgin librarian recognised for work with children

Laura Atkinson has been delivering free sessions at Elgin Library since 2017.


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