Hopes high that new Elgin school can help solve teacher crisis
Hopes are high that a new Elgin secondary school could be the catalyst needed to tackle teacher shortages.
Replacement £28 million Elgin High School gets go-ahead
Construction on a new multi-million-pound secondary school which was left in limbo for months due to a complex national funding wrangle will begin next spring.
Buckie leads the way in getting cash-strapped harbours back on “even keel”
Moray councillors yesterday approved a new fuel transfer charge at the region's main port to boost the local authority's dwindling coffers.
Moray date to welcome refugees expected in two weeks
As refugees continue to flee war-torn Syria in search of a new life in Scotland, Moray Council bosses are preparing for their arrival in the north-east.
Home advantage pays off in Cullen Skink World Championships
Home advantage paid off in the 2015 Cullen Skink World Championships, as a local cook took the crown.
£1.7m funding for Moray and Highlands projects
Projects in Moray and the Highlands will benefit from £1.7m of Scottish Government backing to help community regeneration.
Two men in court after early morning raid on Elgin home
Two men will appear at Elgin Sheriff Court today after a robbery in a quiet Moray neighbourhood.
Football community in mourning after death of an Elgin legend
The north-east football community was last night mourning the loss of one of the game's "true legends".
Beach hut activists face tense wait for building decision
A group of Moray residents have taken their protest against a beach huts plan to Scotland's supreme civil judge.
Beekeeper invited girl, 14, to look at his hives before sexual assault
A beekeeper who used his secluded hives to help conceal his five-month sexual relationship with a 14-year-old girl has been jailed.
Alcoholic offshore worker who assaulted woman spared jail for kicking habit
An offshore worker who drunkenly cracked a bottle over a woman during a brutal attack only avoided jail because he has turned his life round.
Plans for new homes in Moray coastal town given green light
Plans for nearly 300 new homes in a Moray coastal town have finally been approved - despite mass local opposition to the "absurd" access road.
Surfing coach vows to fight Moray pool ban
A Moray surfing instructor who has been banned from entering his local pool after breaching safety policies -- despite overwhelming support from his students -- has vowed to continue his fight to overturn the "unfair" sanction.
Moray chef to appear on MasterChef tonight
A Moray soup king cooking up a storm in this year's Professional MasterChef will entertain viewers tonight as he competes in the quarter finals.
Moray in desperate need of more carers
A desperate plea has been issued to recruit more carers for Moray adults in their own home.
Action group members needed for new Moray LEADER programme
A new community and rural development fund with £3.8million in the pot will support and influence local projects and small businesses for the next six years.
Elgin schools ready for shake-up
Parents of pupils at primary school in Elgin can find out more about new catchment areas during a drop-in session next week.
Shark washed up on Cullen beach given respectful burial
A deadly predator which became a fascination after mysteriously washing up on a Moray beach has been given a final resting place in a beloved local pet cemetery.
Public urged to help add to the ever-growing story of Moray’s War
History enthusiasts are being urged to look out World War I memorabilia for a military open day later this week.
Wrangle over plans for almost 300 Moray houses approaches decision day
A crucial planning hearing tomorrow could finally end a long-standing row over a major housing development in a coastal Moray town.
International organisation U3A to hold first Elgin meeting
A group of Moray pensioners determined not to let old age stop them from pursuing young dreams begin their new chapter today.
‘Hope for Grant Lodge yet’, says Moray Lord Lieutenant
The group hoping to restore one of Elgin's most historic but neglected landmarks to glory will get an update on the project this week.
Gordonstoun and Moray Council combine for pioneering learning event
Gordonstoun hosted a pioneering joint learning venture with other schools from across Moray yesterday.
Vandals smash Moray school windows, causing over £1,000 of damage
Vandals have smashed nine windows at a Moray secondary school during an "idiotic" rampage.
Burghead Boxing Day Swim faces axe after 30 years
A Moray Christmas charity tradition will be axed if the volunteers behind it cannot find a new chairman by the end of this week.
Public call to attend Moray community planning services
Moray Council hopes communities will seize the opportunity to shape the services they receive with a renewed consultation series starting today.
New £5million lights to be installed across Moray
Street lights in towns and villages across Moray will be replaced with more energy efficient technology as authority bosses warn of a stark financial future.
Blue is the colour for all-change RAF pipe bands
The RAF Lossiemouth Pipes & Drums band has changed its colours from the Ancient Sutherland tartan to the Royal Air Force tartan.
Recognition for RAF Lossiemouth’s Baltic mission personnel who staved off Russian threats
The "exceptional" RAF Lossiemouth personnel who staved off Russian threats during peacekeeping mission in the Baltics have been awarded medals for their service.
Moray pensioner urges more people to test for bowel cancer
A Moray pensioner who discovered she had bowel cancer only after completing an at-home test designed to catch it early has urged others to get checked out.
Ex-Gordonstoun teacher appears in court on historic child sex claims
A former teacher at an historic Moray public school has been accused of child sex crimes dating back to the 1980s.
Moray pensioner trapped in Highland hospital after council “cancelled” his care
A Moray pensioner is trapped in hospital after breaking his hip because council officials "cancelled" his care at home.