Bank of Scotland to close branches in Keith and Lossiemouth
Two banks in Moray have been slated for closure in the latest wave of cuts to town centres. Read More
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An Elgin man banned from driving after taking fake anxiety tablets
An Elgin man was yesterday banned from the roads for over three years after taking fake anxiety tablets before driving.
Community vows to fight closure of last bank standing in Moray town
A Moray community has vowed to fight proposals to close the final bank left in its town.
Youngsters in Moray taking leading role in fight to cure diabetes
Campaigners in Moray have pledged cash for two research projects to help create a brighter future for youngsters with a potentially deadly disease.
Award-winning movie shot in Moray town returns for screening
An award-winning film that was shot in a Moray town and used locals as actors will be screened there for the first time.
Enforcement action taken in conservation areas as council vows to get tough on unauthorised developments
Moray Council has vowed to get tough on illegal developments after authorising enforcement action against homeowners who have “ignored” planning rules.
New initiative to dispel nursing stereotypes piloted in north-east schools
A new initiative to dispel stereotypes about nursing and prevent a future staffing crisis is being piloted in north-east primary schools.
Children’s ward at Elgin hospital moved to accommodate increase in winter elderly admissions
The children’s ward at an Elgin hospital has been stripped bare and moved to accommodate more elderly admissions as the service heads into its busiest season.
Keith blaze destroys linen warehouse at town’s business park
A major fire that ripped through a Moray business park has almost completely destroyed a linen packing warehouse.
Football fanatic to write his second book on non-league football fields in the north
A football fanatic is looking for suggestions for his second book - on non-league football fields throughout the north.
Highland’s very own ‘Mr Hero’ dies aged 93
He survived the brutal Arctic convoys, was Firemaster of the Highlands and Islands Fire Brigade for nine years and introduced Highland games to Moscow.
Call for Moray Council to shut down libraries instead of Elgin Community Centre
A controversial call has been made for Moray Council to consider shutting down libraries to save money rather than abandon Elgin Community Centre.
Bank of Scotland to close branches in Keith and Lossiemouth
Two banks in Moray have been slated for closure in the latest wave of cuts to town centres.
Man reported missing from Elgin traced safe and well
A man reported missing from his home in Elgin has been traced safe and well. Police have confirmed that 48-year-old Alistair Bowie has now been found.
Appeal to trace man reported missing from Elgin
Officers are appealing for help to trace a man who has been reported missing from his home in Elgin.
Council tells Scottish Government to throw out wind farm expansion plans
Moray Council has moved to officially object to proposals to expand a wind farm on Speyside - but backed the giant Moray West offshore plan.
Disruption expected as work to begin next week on A9 dualling between Dalraddy and Slochd
Motorists travelling on the A9 between Dalraddy and Slochd can expect disruption from next week as work on the largest individual section of the A9 dualling project is set to get underway.
Huge blaze hits historic Moray business hub
A major fire ripped through a historic business park in the heart of a Moray community last night.
Traffic calming measures to ease ‘rat run’ fears in 380-home Elgin masterplan
Moray Council has taken the step of making roads in Elgin “less attractive” to drivers in an attempt to prevent a massive new housing development becoming a “rat run”.
Parking clampdown launched in Elgin ahead of Christmas rush
Police in Moray have launched a crackdown on motorists ignoring parking restrictions in the run-up to Christmas.
Benromach Distillery given go-ahead for expansion
Benromach Distillery in Forres has been given permission to build 11 new cask warehouses in an effort to keep pace with demand for its whisky.
Moray man stole licence plates before raiding Huntly service station
A Moray man raided car wash facilities at a Huntly service station after stealing licence plates from a Lossiemouth garage.
Fresh recruitment drive in Moray to push down teacher vacancies
A fresh recruitment drive for teachers has been launched in Moray in order to drive down the amount of vacancies in the region.
Claim that Angus Robertson was made aware of Alex Salmond conduct concerns
Former Moray MP Angus Robertson was told about concerns relating to the conduct of Alex Salmond, it has been claimed.
Keith building engulfed in flames
Emergency services are tonight at the scene of a major building fire in Keith.
Appeal for information after crash on A95 between Ballindalloch and Cromdale
Police are appealing for information following a crash on the A95 between Ballindalloch and Cromdale.
Moray distillery and visitor centre given top Quality Assurance award
A Moray distillery and visitor centre has been given a five-star rating from VisitScotland.
Special markings on RAF jet to mark major milestone
Special markings now adorn the side of a fighter jet to celebrate the fact that Typhoons operated by the RAF have now passed the 500,000 flying hours mark.
Pay dispute threatens strikes at north airports over Christmas
Lifeline flights at airports across the Highlands and Islands could be grounded over Christmas by a threat of strike action from air traffic controllers over a pay dispute.
Demolition plans approved for roof of dangerous Moray town centre building
Part of the roof of a Moray town centre building is poised to be demolished in an attempt to make it safe.
Owner of Moray bar destroyed in fire is ‘ready to rock’ with plans to reopen it
The owner of a Moray bar that was destroyed in a fire has revealed he is now “ready to rock” to try and resurrect his livelihood.
Anxious Elgin mum told she would have to wait up to seven months to find out if she had cancer
An anxious Elgin mum was told she would have to wait up to seven months to find out if she had cancer.
Bakers on a roll as north-east town’s 100-year-old shop reopens after two years
A popular bakery which closed down after 100 years of trading has reopened under a new name following a major refurbishment.
