Chef telephoned Moray child and told them to ‘stab woman in the stomach’
A chef who telephoned a child and told them to find a knife and stab a woman has avoided a prison sentence. Read More
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Computer game design contest launched for schools to push creative limits
A computer games competition has been launched for primary school pupils across the north and north-east.
Teen involved in ‘London drug gangs’ found in Moray despite being banned from Scotland
A teenager who was banned from entering Scotland has been ordered to carry out unpaid work after being found in Moray by police.
Lorry driver loses job after being caught nearly five times over limit in Moray
A Moray lorry driver has lost his job after being caught nearly five times the drink-drive limit in his car.
Police appeal for help to trace missing 50-year-old man from Elgin
Police are appealing for information to help trace a 50-year-old missing from his home in Elgin.
Russian ballet comes to Speyside for special performance
A troupe of talented ballet dancers from Russia took to the stage in Moray last night to share the beauty of ballet with the local community.
Chef telephoned Moray child and told them to ‘stab woman in the stomach’
A chef who telephoned a child and told them to find a knife and stab a woman has avoided a prison sentence.
VIDEO: This holiday home on Speyside has been named the ‘greenest’ in Europe
Clay walls, an earth floor and straw insulation has helped a cosy nook on Speyside land the accolade of Europe’s “greenest” holiday home.
‘He was a fiery character with a strong brain on him’: Tributes to Glenlivet farmer Jim Innes
Glenlivet farmer Jim Innes has died at the age of 67 following a short illness.
Moray air crews touch down in Iceland on mission to protect northern sky
Top gun pilots from Moray have arrived in Iceland to defend the sky over northern Europe from potential invaders.
Moray to host three-day human rights festival
A three-day human rights festival is to be held in Moray to engage the community in a discussion around critical global affairs.
Emergency services called to Moray coast in missing man search
The emergency services, including police, fire and Coastguard teams, have been called to the Moray coast to help search for a missing person.
Elgin man, 38, appears in court in connection with alleged Burger King robbery
A second man has been charged in connection with an alleged robbery that took place at Burger King in Elgin last month. Aaron Dean, 38, from Elgin, appeared in private at the town’s sheriff court today to face charges of assault and robbery. He made no plea and was remanded in custody.
IN FULL: The General Election candidates for the Highlands and Moray
The final confirmed list of all the General Election candidates has been released for the Highlands and Moray
Second man charged in connection with alleged robbery at Elgin Burger King
Police have arrested and charged a second man in connection with an alleged robbery at Burger King in Elgin.
Care Inspectorate demands ‘urgent’ improvements from Moray care home
Inspectors have demanded “urgent” improvements from a Moray care home - warning further action may be taken if they are not made within two months.
Fears declining population in Moray could put off businesses
Concerns have been raised that a decline in the size of Moray's workforce could begin to harm businesses’ efforts to attract talent to the region.
Sturgeon reaffirms Scottish Government’s commitment to maternity services in Moray
Scotland’s first minister has reaffirmed the Scottish Government’s commitment to restoring maternity services at Moray’s biggest hospital – but insisted that safety must come first.
Efforts from Speyside distillery to open up burn to fish wins award nomination
An innovative fish pass project spearheaded by a Moray whisky firm has been nominated for a heritage award.
Bridge in Moray closed amid safety concerns
A Moray bridge has been closed due to safety concerns after damaged was reported on one side of the structure.
Options narrowing for campaigners fighting to keep Moray museum open
Campaigners fighting for the future of a Moray attraction fear options are narrowing to keep the doors open.
Icy conditions with possibility of snow forecast as north-east gets taste of winter weather
The Met Office is warning of icy conditions and the possibility of snow across the north-east this evening and into Thursday.
Peterhead charity donates pet oxygen kits to region’s fire stations
A north-east woman is donating dozens of oxygen kits to fire stations across the region - to save more pets.
Spirits firm teams up with Moray College UHI to develop ‘responsible business’ course
Moray College UHI has teamed up with a family-owned spirits company to train business leaders across various departments.
Aberdeen University scheme will encourage budding doctors to become GPs
Medical students will spend more time working alongside family doctors in an effort to help solve chronic GP shortages.
Rejected plans to restore ruined Moray fishing bothy as part of holiday accommodation appealed to Scottish Government
The developer behind rejected plans to restore a ruined fishing hut on the Moray coast has appealed to the Scottish Government.
Moray pond to be dredged and cleared of debris
A Moray pond will be dredged to ensure it remains attractive for wildlife.
Shock as taser deployment more than doubles in north-east and Highland
The deployment of tasers has more than doubled in the north-east and Highlands.
Pupils at Moray school take charge of Shakespeare production
Children at a Moray school have honed their literary skills to pay homage to the Bard on stage.
Book Week Scotland events come to libraries across Moray
Libraries across Moray will host a series of events next week to celebrate reading.
Occupational therapy clinic moves to Moray one day a month
A specialist posture and movement clinic has moved to Elgin’s Dr Grays Hospital for one day every month.
How Moray’s RAF heroes sank Hitler’s deadliest warship
Seventy-five years on, Rachel Lee explores the ‘brutally short’ career of Hitler’s most fearsome battleship and how, on one crisp November morning, planes set out from three Moray bases to sink her
Minister says campaigners made ‘compelling’ case for Lossiemouth bridge funding
Tourism minister Fiona Hyslop praised campaigners for making a "compelling case" to persuade the government to replace an important Moray footbridge.
