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Plans to expand rural tourist site get thumbs up from planners

Plans to expand rural tourist site get thumbs up from planners

Expansion plans for a rural Moray tourism site have been given the green light.

Museum reopening depends on local people stepping up

Museum reopening depends on local people stepping up

Museum reopening depends on local people stepping up

The Falconer Museum could reopen in 2026 under independent governance with a newly developed business model.

Seven-fold rise in Moray Council staff paid more than £60k

Seven-fold rise in Moray Council staff paid more than £60k

Seven-fold rise in Moray Council staff paid more than £60k

Figures show sharp increase since 2019.

‘Farewell (for now) Fling’ at Elgin Town Hall

‘Farewell (for now) Fling’ at Elgin Town Hall

‘Farewell (for now) Fling’ at Elgin Town Hall

Final gig before venue closes for two years.

Roadworks round-up for the week ahead

Roadworks round-up for the week ahead

Roadworks round-up for the week ahead

Catch up with planned local roadworks for the coming week.

‘Young people deserve space to socialise’ - Growing youth club needs more volunteers

‘Young people deserve space to socialise’ - Growing youth club needs more volunteers

‘Young people deserve space to socialise’ - Growing youth club needs more volunteers

The Gaff! organisers recently had to turn away attendees due to a lack of supervisors.

Mobile phones could be banned in Moray primary schools

Mobile phones could be banned in Moray primary schools

Mobile phones could be banned in Moray primary schools

The survey follows updated guidance from the Scottish Government.

Five star visitor attraction could reopen ‘as early as 2026’

Five star visitor attraction could reopen ‘as early as 2026’

Five star visitor attraction could reopen ‘as early as 2026’

The plan to reopen is based on a new business model and operating body.

Village road due to close due to council works

Village road due to close due to council works

Village road due to close due to council works

The council are due to close a local road to undertake tree work.

‘An exciting opportunity’ - Council seeks new tenant for vacant building

‘An exciting opportunity’ - Council seeks new tenant for vacant building

‘An exciting opportunity’ - Council seeks new tenant for vacant building

The building houses a reception hall, office, quiet room, playroom, kitchen and toilets.

‘Beloved husband’, ‘devoted great-grandad’ and councillor dies aged 75

‘Beloved husband’, ‘devoted great-grandad’ and councillor dies aged 75

‘Beloved husband’, ‘devoted great-grandad’ and councillor dies aged 75

A family man and former councillor who built a life in Moray after moving north 50 years ago has died aged 75.

Shopmobility Moray boss feels like ‘bursting into tears’ over closure

Shopmobility Moray boss feels like ‘bursting into tears’ over closure

Shopmobility Moray boss feels like ‘bursting into tears’ over closure

Years of funding cuts have forced a High Street mainstay to close after 30 years of serving Moray.

‘Tone deaf’ government response to seagull scourge blasted by MSP

‘Tone deaf’ government response to seagull scourge blasted by MSP

‘Tone deaf’ government response to seagull scourge blasted by MSP

A Scottish Government has been slammed for his “tone deaf” response to dealing with Moray’s seagull problem.

Chance to demand bus service for seaside village

Chance to demand bus service for seaside village

Chance to demand bus service for seaside village

A drop-in will inform attendees of m.connect’s expansion plans.

Time for answers over Moray community left ‘in limbo’ over wind farm development plans

Time for answers over Moray community left ‘in limbo’ over wind farm development plans

Time for answers over Moray community left ‘in limbo’ over wind farm development plans

Councillors are hoping to break a wall of silence from the Scottish Government over a proposed Moray wind farm development.

Combatting the dangers posed by seagulls is set to be raised at Holyrood this week

Combatting the dangers posed by seagulls is set to be raised at Holyrood this week

Combatting the dangers posed by seagulls is set to be raised at Holyrood this week

The Scottish Government is to be urged to do more to help local councils tackle the scourge of seagulls.

New £7.5m housing development in Moray given go-ahead

New £7.5m housing development in Moray given go-ahead

New £7.5m housing development in Moray given go-ahead

Phase one of the Dallas Dhu Masterplan involves 24 new homes and student accommodation with 40 beds.

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