Sparkle of Moray teen who lost battle with cancer is remembered on Christmas card
The legacy of an Elgin teenager who died on Christmas Day last year has been celebrated on a festive greetings card.
Moray students to join millions across the globe in massive letter writing campaign to continue fight of suffragettes
Students in Elgin are being encouraged to write letters of solidarity with men and women across the world whose human rights are being denied.
Natural environment helps former teacher who faced mental health challenges to be Scotland’s ‘learner of the year’
A former primary school head has been crowned Scotland’s learner of the year after battling back from mental health difficulties.
Ambitious vision to regenerate Moray park with possible outdoor performance area and regenerated water feature
An outdoor performance area, revamped pond and bike hire facilities could all feature in an ambitious upgrade of one of Moray's most popular parks.
Inspirational Moray five-year-old preparing for special Christmas after spending last year’s big day in intensive care unit
After spending Christmas last year in an intensive care unit with a Chinese takeaway, a north-east youngster is preparing for an extra special festive season.
Motorist caught at more than 100mph on A96 in Moray
A motorist has been caught driving at more than 100mph in Moray.
Army of inventive volunteers maintaining one of Moray’s most popular walking trails
An army of volunteers have completed the latest phase of a massive refurbishment project on one of Moray’s most popular walking routes.
Vacant units survey in Moray town centres prompts ‘use them or lose them’ call
A decrease in the amount of vacancies in Moray’s largest town centre has been hailed as a “sign of confidence” in the region.
Ancient monastery in Moray continues efforts to cope with huge tourism demand
An historic place of worship in Moray has moved a step closer to realising a project needed to cope with a huge influx of visitors.
Popular walking route in Moray open again after more than a year following temporary fix
A popular walking and cycling path in Moray has reopened following temporary repairs.
North of Scotland battered by strong winds and snow as Storm Deirdre sweeps through
Walls collapsed, roofs were blown off caravans and hundreds of homes were left without electricity as Storm Deirdre swept through the north of Scotland at the weekend.
Accusation A9 campaigners are getting ‘preferential’ treatment to A96 because MSP is Deputy First Minister
Transport Scotland has been accused of giving preferential treatment to A9 campaigners over a group in Moray because they are constituents of the Deputy First Minister.
Meetings being prepared to ease Moray hospital communication concerns
Talks to get Moray residents involved in deciding how to restore a local hospital to full strength will be held next month.
Santa returns to streets of Moray town for fifth year to raise cash for children’s charities
Santa has returned to the streets of a Moray town for the fifth year in a row to raise cash for children’s charities in the north-east.
Teen admits causing ‘mindless’ vandalism at Moray school that caused thousands of pounds worth of damage
A teenager has admitted going on a vandalism spree at a Moray school that caused thousands of pounds worth of “mindless” damage.
Man killed in crash on A9 near Blair Atholl named
A Moray pensioner has been killed following a four-vehicle collision in Perthshire.
Toilet talk – Moray Council could reconsider toilet scheme logo after choice was branded ‘offensive’
A controversial logo for a new public toilet initiative in Moray will be re-examined next year after the current one sparked a flurry of complaints.
Industry leaders hope military expansion can boost Moray’s fortunes
Ambitious plans to use military investment as a springboard to transform Moray into a manufacturing and engineering “powerhouse” has been unveiled.
Victory for Moray composer at national songwriting competition
A Moray composer has won an award at a national competition.
Logo for Moray’s newest nursery celebrates town’s historic links to the sea
A Moray town’s historic links to the sea have been celebrated in the logo chosen for the region’s newest nursery.
Vision for new artificial football pitch in Moray town gathers pace
Plans to transform a neglected piece of ground in a Moray town into an artificial sports pitch have won the backing of a community group.
Military wives choir in Moray raises huge donation from First World War commemorations
A huge donation has been raised by a Moray military wives choir as part of a series of events to mark 100 years since the end of World War I.
Moray Council leader continuing campaign for more cash after Scottish Government budget announcement
The leader of Moray Council says the fight is continuing to ensure it gets a better funding deal from the Scottish Government.
Hospital donation from Moray ambulance worker in memory of father
A Moray family has donated £5,000 to a hospital in memory of an ambulance technician who died earlier this year.
Aid teams pull together to create safer streets in Moray for festive period
Extra street patrols will be run by emergency services and first aid groups in Moray to help keep festive revellers safe.
Moray Council makes recycling pledge
Moray Council has signed a pledge to commit to further driving down the amount of waste ending up in landfill.
Couple at risk of being homeless at Christmas after van ploughs into Speyside home
A Moray couple face being homeless this Christmas after a van crashed through the walls of their home.
Outdoor charity aims to keep moving by winning P&J minibus competition
A north-east outdoor adventure charity which helps youngsters across the region reach their full potential is hoping to win a new minibus with the Press and Journal.
Moray man tried to slash tyres of tradesmen’s van who tried to offer him help
A Moray man, who tried to slash the tyres of a van belonging to tradesmen who tried to help him, has avoided a prison sentence.
Speyside community plans to create a star to shine brightly from village hall
A Moray community hopes its new Christmas decorations will inspire others to help create a star to shine through the darkness.
Offshore worker avoids jail after ‘revenge porn’ threat
A Moray oil worker who threatened to publish “revenge porn” featuring his former girlfriend has been spared a prison sentence.
Report to be drawn up to determine whether Moray Council dredger is a ‘white elephant’
Moray councillors have demanded a report to determine whether the local authority's dredger is a “white elephant” amid reports it has not moved for at least three months.