Cash boost for environmental group aiming to revitalise forgotten Moray beauty spot
Environmental campaigners in Moray have secured a funding boost to revitalise a forgotten beauty spot as an education venue. Read More
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Flood warnings issued for north and north-east
Residents in the north and north-east are warned of flooding as more rain is forecasted to hit the region.
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VIDEO: Sun is shining… But thunderstorms to return to the north and north-east
The sun is shining in the north of Scotland today - but the Met Office has warned thunderstorms are on their way.
New production company kicks-off Moray concert programme with aim of attracting top talent
A new production company in Moray hoping to attract some of the country's finest stars has kick-started its first series of concerts with a jazz night.
Farmer selected to try and win Moray for Conservatives for first time in Scottish Parliament
It may be nearly two years until the next Scottish Parliament election but the Scottish Conservatives have already selected their candidate for Moray.
School pupils in Moray encouraged not to stress if exam results next month are not what they hope
Students in Moray who are awaiting results have been encouraged not to place too much emphasis on achieving the grades they are hoping for.
Moray man admits stealing jewellery and laptop from neighbour
A Moray man has admitted carrying out a “sneak-in theft” at a neighbour's home at the weekend.
Warnings issued by police after children caught climbing on roof of Moray school
Warnings have been issued to parents following reports of children climbing on the roof of a Moray school.
Number of north-east under-5s taken to hospital for swallowing chemicals ‘nearly doubles’ in a year
The number of very young children being taken to north-east A&E departments after swallowing dangerous substances has almost doubled in the space of one year.
Inverness group launches petition to protect cats from hit-and-run drivers
An Inverness animal charity is urging people to sign a new petition which would force motorists who hit cats to report such incidents to the authorities.
Moray MSP says local issues must be understood to try and reduce national drug deaths total
A north-east MSP is to hold talks with a drug action group to try and understand an increase in the number of deaths from the substances.
Cash boost for environmental group aiming to revitalise forgotten Moray beauty spot
Environmental campaigners in Moray have secured a funding boost to revitalise a forgotten beauty spot as an education venue.
Rare Speyside whisky sells for more than £90,000
A rare bottle of whisky has sold in an online auction for more than £90,000.
Man, 36, charged after alleged sneak theft in Moray
A 36-year-old man has been charged in connection with an alleged sneak theft in Dufftown.
Moray sub-postmaster to speak at national conference about need to save high streets
A Moray sub-postmaster will attend a Scottish Parliament conference later this year to highlight the need to protect high streets.
PICTURES & VIDEO: Spectacular display of vintage farm machinery parades through Moray to help local causes
Dozens of pieces of historic farming machinery have been paraded through Moray to help support a range of local causes.
School pupils complete council placements to help boost career prospects
Seven school pupils have completed internships with Moray Council to help them realise their ambitions.
Moray teen shares transplant story ahead of sporting event
A teenager whose liver transplant gave her a “second chance at life” is to represent Moray at a prestigious sporting event this week.
Tribute to the Land Girls of Second World War in Moray is overhauled by Crown Estate following concerns about its neglect
A Moray memorial dedicated to the women who kept Britain’s food supply flowing during the Second World War has been restored to its best.
Health bosses preparing to reach out over plans for new Moray health centre
Health bosses in Moray are preparing to reach out to the community as they draw up plans for a new medical centre.
Moray charity helped to extend reach of service to support families struggling with costs of newborns
A north-east charity aimed at helping struggling families with newly-born children, has received a boost to expand its activities.
Fears new supermarket proposed for Moray town could increase pressure on retailers
Concerns have been raised that another supermarket in Moray’s biggest town could provide a further blow to shops in its historic heart.
PICTURES: Tradition provides biggest draw for huge crowds at 178th Tomintoul Highland Games
Thousands of spectators braved torrential rain to enjoy the spectacle of Scotland’s highest Highland games at the weekend.
Moray private school facing potential closure if funds can’t be raised
A Moray private school with links to Oscar winner Tilda Swinton is running out of time to raise the £36,000 it needs to stay open.
Call for new ideas to ensure bus routes in Moray are sustainable in the future
New methods of delivering public transport have been called for by an MSP to ensure Moray communities continue to be well served.
Popular tradition to return to Speyside highland games
A popular tradition will return to a Speyside highland games next month.
50 years later, one small step still represents a giant leap for Scotland’s Brian Binnie
Brian Binnie might speak with an American twang, but this redoubtable fellow is Scotland’s first astronaut and is still proud of his roots and growing up in Aberdeenshire.
Forces children in Moray have week of fun to ease effects of military life
Army personnel have organised a week of events in Moray to help youngsters from forces families to overcome social barriers.
MSP invites government officials to Moray for crunch parcel talks
Richard Lochhead MSP has written to the UK Government as part of his campaign to end unfair delivery charges.
Long-serving lord lieutenant to use retirement garden party to celebrate 100 years of pipe band
A north-east landowner who has represented her community for nearly three decades is preparing to step down.
New housing development allows men with learning difficulties to live independently for first time
Four Moray men with learning difficulties have sampled independent living for the first time after moving into a purpose-built £1.2 million home.
How ‘amazing’ medics at Dr Gray’s saved baby Harvey’s life
A mum believes she owes the life of her new son to the “phenomenal” maternity staff in Moray who cared for her in her hour of need.
