Two taken to hospital following two-car collision on Moray road
Two people have been taken to hospital following a crash on a Moray road.
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VIDEO & GALLERY: Centuries-old tradition continues to burn bright on Moray coast
Fierce flames reached high into the night sky as a Moray community celebrated the dawn of the ancient New Year with a centuries-old tradition.
VIDEO: All you need to know for tonight’s Burning of the Clavie celebrations
Revellers will line the streets of Burghead to celebrate the annual Burning of the Clavie festival tonight.
Calls for Moray Council’s dredger to prioritise local port concerns after trips away during 2019
Calls have been made for Moray Council’s dredger to focus on its own harbours following trips outside the region for commercial contracts.
Burghead’s ancient fire festival to remain true to heritage for another year
It's a unique event which ignites the skies in darkest January and dates back more than 1800 years.
Coastguard called after empty boat spotted drifting off Moray coast
Rescuers have recovered an empty boat found drifting off the Moray coast.
VIDEO: Moray Council delivering sandbags to residents following coastal flood warning
A flood warning has been issued for parts of Moray.
Wildfire total reduces in Moray but emergency services vow not to be complacent
Wildfires recorded across Moray during the summer have nearly halved from last year – but emergency services have stressed they will not grow complacent about the dangers.
Burghead Coastal Rowing Club appeals to community for support with Co-op scheme
A local Moray club is delighted it has become one of three benefactors of the Co-op’s Community Fund.
Moray primary school pupils get ready to take part in ‘Let It Snow’ in Elgin
A group of Moray schoolchildren will perform at a popular festive charity event next month.
Stamp appeal for Moray 11-year-old with arthritis leads to mountain of generosity
A Moray 11-year-old suffering from a rare form of arthritis has been overwhelmed with a mountain of generosity to help other children facing the same struggle.
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.
Man charged following crash that killed Moray grandmother
A man has been charged following the death of a great-grandmother in a car crash earlier this year.
Campaigners vow to press on with Boxing Day swim in Moray but maintain opposition to extra council fee
Campaigners in Moray have reversed a decision to cancel a popular fundraiser due to a dispute over council charges – but have repeated a vow not to pay the controversial fee.
Burghead Community Hall shortlisted for possible £15,000 windfall
A hall in a Moray village could be given a £15,000 upgrade after being short-listed for a funding prize.
Famine, starvation, civil insurrection: New book highlights impact of potato famine on north and north east
Amidst the worst hunger many would ever know, children and old people died in their hundreds.
Skiff rowers rescued off Burghead in strong winds
Five rowers were rescued at the weekend after drifting offshore in strong winds off Burghead in Moray.
Police investigating three ‘suspicious fires’ along Moray coast
Police in Moray are appealing for witnesses following three suspicious fires along the coast.
Nearly £500,000 to be spent on maintenance works at Moray harbours
Nearly £500,000 worth of repairs are to be undertaken at two Moray ports in the coming months.
Spate of wildfires along Moray coast push region’s deliberate blaze total to five-year high
A spate of wildfires along the Moray coast has led to the amount of deliberate blazes in the region hitting a five-year high.
Vessel remains aground in Burghead following weekend rescue as owners await insurance inspection
A vessel which dramatically grounded onto rocks on Saturday evening remained beached on the coast near Burghead yesterday.
Coastguard rescue three ‘extremely lucky’ people after vessel runs aground
HM Coastguard rescued three people from the water after their vessel ran aground off Burghead yesterday.
Moray divers smash record as they climb to highest lakes in the UK to help RNLI
A team of Moray divers set a new record as they climbed to the highest lakes in the UK to help a life-saving charity.
Major rescue attempt off Moray coastline ‘believed to be hoax’
A major rescue attempt to save a sinking vessel has been stood down after it was believed to be a hoax.
Two Moray coastal rowing clubs to take part in world championship event this weekend
Two Moray rowing clubs will be competing against the best in the world at a week-long festival this weekend.
Former RAF medic hangs up charity tin after helping to raise £500,000 for Help for Heroes
A tireless armed forces fundraiser is finally hung up her collection tin after helping to raise £500,000 over the past decade.
The 99-year-old who has been holidaying in Moray for 40 years – and still drives there
A 99-year-old man who has been holidaying on the Moray coast for more than four decades has returned once again ahead of marking his centenary – even driving himself part of the journey from his home in Falkirk.
Moray woman charged with wasting police time after telling officers she was robbed
A Moray woman who claimed to have been assaulted and robbed in her home just days after Christmas has been charged by police.
‘No crime committed’ after woman is left with facial injuries during robbery
Police have said there was 'no crime was committed' after a woman from Moray claimed she robbed of more than a grand and left with facial injuries.
Moray Council insists its dredger woes are ‘behind it’
Moray Council insists the problems that caused its much-maligned dredger to be tied up for more than six months are behind it.
Moray Council insists much-maligned dredger remains best value for money option
Moray Council is poised to persevere with its much-maligned dredger after it was revealed that selling it would result in a massive loss.
Fisherman surprised vessel isn’t write-off following sinking in Moray harbour
A Moray fisherman fears he could be left high and dry for several months after his vessel sank to the bottom of a harbour - but is just relieved he still has it.