Bus boss says “serious thought” required on Broad Street pedestrianisation
A transport boss has confirmed that “serious thought” would be required as to whether his firm objects to the pedestrianisation of a busy Aberdeen street.
Aberdeenshire woman’s shock at parking fine blunder
An Aberdeenshire woman was left gobsmacked after being issued a £100 fine for parking in Inverness when her car was 90 miles away outside her home.
Moray teenager gets worse every day as she awaits new liver
A Moray teenager is facing an agonising wait for a new liver as her life-threatening condition worsens every day.
Plea to protect mountain hares from culls
Wildlife groups have urged the Scottish Government to protect the country’s mountain hare population amid fears that the animals are becoming extinct in places.
Police probing London assault make arrest in Aberdeen
Police hunting a jogger who pushed a woman in front of a bus in London have made an arrest in Aberdeen.
Pension campaigners attend apprentice show in protest
North-east women, fighting against controversial pension changes, attended an apprentice show yesterday in a “tongue in cheek” effort to show up a Westminster MP.
VIDEO: Watch lifeboat crew come to rescue of sinking trawler
A north lifeboat crew was called to pump gallons of water from a sinking herring trawler yesterday.
Police “anxious” over missing Forres man
Police are "anxious" to locate a missing Forres man who was last seen yesterday afternoon.
VIDEO: Watch brave residents take on fiery challenge on Lossiemouth beach
More than 40 hardy Lossiemouth residents braved a fiery charity challenge by hot-footing it across a trail of burning embers last night.
MP appeals to Sturgeon in quest for answers to teen’s death
Scotland’s first minister has been asked to intervene as a Moray family launches a last-ditch effort for answers on the “mystery” death of their teenage son.
Police confirm 24-year-old man dead in Cruden Bay
Police officers investigating the “sudden” and “unexplained” death of a man in Cruden Bay have confirmed that the male who died was 24. Officers were called to a property on Castle Road at about 5.30pm and remain at the scene. A police spokeswoman said that, at this time, the death is being treated as unexplained.
Police attend “unexplained” death of man at Cruden Bay
Police have confirmed that they are dealing with the sudden death of a man at Cruden Bay. Officers said that, at this time, the death is being treated as unexplained.
Appeal for help to find missing Aberdeenshire man
Police are appealing for information that could help them to track down a missing Aberdeenshire man.
VIDEO: End of an era as Elgin signal box is demolished
An era has come to an end at Elgin railway station with the demolition of a signal box that has stood by the tracks for 70 years.
Forres mature student rewarded for temperance study
A Forres woman had double cause for celebration at her graduation yesterday, after being commended for her essay into a movement which sought to put Moray’s whisky trade on ice.
RAF legend details Moray training in new book
An RAF legend has revealed how training in Moray helped harden his resolve ahead of being captured as a prisoner of war during World War II.
Graduates told they are the future of Moray
Hundreds of students were encouraged to become the backbone of Moray’s economy during their graduation ceremony yesterday.
Fears for Lossiemouth following loss of popular store
The owner of a popular Lossiemouth furniture store does not believe the spot will remain empty for long after it relocates.
Elgin man who throttled wife during abuse campaign spared jail
A Moray man found guilty of throttling his wife has been spared jail.
Lossiemouth teen kicked victim unconscious in fracas
Footage of a Lossiemouth teenager knocking a man unconscious with a kick to the head was played before a horrified courtroom yesterday.
Buckie man accidentally slashed cousin with knife
A Buckie man has been jailed after he slashed his cousin’s face with a blade.
New forms of lifesaver by Lossiemouth beaches
A coastal Moray town is braced against the dangers that the sea can pose now that lifesaving defibrillators have been installed by its two beaches.
Pupil “joked” he would bring gun to school and kill classmates
A Moray schoolboy was arrested after joking that he would bring a gun to school to kill his classmates - while making “shooting gestures”.
Elgin woman feels Lady Gaga’s pain
A Moray woman with the same rare illness as Lady Gaga believes the pop star’s plight is raising vital awareness of a painful condition.
Dog alert after woman’s terrier menaced in wood
A woman was bitten by her own frightened terrier after he was menaced by a “pack” of three snarling dogs in a Moray forest.
Town-centre protests fail to stop relocation of shop
A new furniture shop on the outskirts of Elgin has been approved by Moray Council, despite fears the development could spell disaster for the town centre.
RAF Lossie pilots train in the desert for operations abroad
Flying aces from RAF Lossiemouth are training in the Arabian desert to prepare for future operations in hot countries abroad.
MP backs call for action over Portknockie landslip homes
Moray’s MP has backed a call for action to protect homes left teetering on a cliff-edge following recent landslips.
Forres man threatened to throw police officers out of a window
A Moray man has been fined £360 for verbally abusing police officers and threatening to throw them out of a window.
Dolphin centre visitor numbers could flounder unless internet is improved
Visitor numbers at a Moray tourist attraction could suffer because poor internet service prevents people from posting online during trips.
“Victory for fairness” as company drops delivery charges to Moray
A retail pharmacy chain has slashed its delivery costs following a row about the price of posting a mobility scooter to a terminally-ill Moray woman.
Forres businessman blasts solar panel con artists
A Moray businessman has warned solar panel owners to be on their guard against crooked doorstep traders intent on cheating them out of cash.