Equipment fenced off at popular Cullen play park due to safety concerns
A Moray community has been told to help raise funds to replace ageing equipment at a play park - or lose it for good.
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North-east tourism group believes ‘personal touch’ is needed to keep visitors coming back
A north-east tourist office manned by volunteers hopes the “personal touch” will ensure visitors keep coming back to the fishing community.
Tales of riots and forgotten superstitions to be unearthed during new walking tours in Moray fishing community
Forgotten tales of riots and the deep-rooted superstitions of a Moray fishing community will be brought to the fore once again during a summer walking tour.
Pride and joy as Buckie teenagers unveil new Cullen skiff
The sound of pipes filled the Cullen air yesterday as the Artemis set out on her maiden voyage in the harbour.
No reprieve for Cullen pet cemetery charges
A Moray pet cemetery will be forced to pay to be inspected and regulated by a Scottish Government organisation despite appeals from a local MP.
Moray community pays £120 to council to have unkempt grass cut at popular park
A Moray community are paying out £120 to the local authority so that they can maintain a popular park in their coastal village.
Permanent repairs to popular Moray coastal path to begin in September
A popular walking and cycling path in Moray hit by a landslip will finally be repaired later this year.
World-class long distance swimmers to train at Cullen Sea School
A group of international endurance swimmers are heading to Moray later this month to train in the open water.
Fears over future of beloved Cullen Pet Cemetery as it is hit by inspection fees
The future of a beloved Moray pet cemetery has been thrown into doubt amid threats the volunteer who runs it could be routinely hit with fees to cover government inspections.
Student draws up vision for north-east ruin to transform it into tourist attraction
A Moray student believes a neglected roadside ruin in the north-east has the potential to be transformed into a leading tourist attraction.
‘He was a true hero’: Heartbreak as brave and amazing Alex loses cancer battle
An offshore worker who helped raise thousands of pounds during his 18-month battle with cancer has been hailed as a "true hero".
Historic Moray hotel open for business again after £1.4 million refurbishment
An historic Moray hotel is entering a new era, as it opens to the public for the first time in almost eight years.
Woman breaks arm in three places while on harbour charity walk
A woman who fell and injured herself during a Moray charity walk broke her arm in three places.
Charity walker airlifted from north-east hill after falling in ‘atrocious’ weather
A woman was airlifted from a north-east beauty spot after falling and becoming injured during a fundraising coastal walk.
Woman taken to hospital after being airlifted from north-east hill
A woman has been taken to hospital after being airlifted from a north-east beauty spot.
Coastguard helicopter and paramedics called to injured walker on north-east hill
Emergency services have been called to a north-east beauty spot after a walker fell and became injured.
Brazen thieves target Cullen pet cemetery
A beloved Moray pet cemetery has been targeted by brazen thieves stealing ornaments from graves.
Two men involved in Moray crash plead not guilty to vandalism and abusive behaviour charges
Two men who were involved in a one-vehicle car crash in Moray on Monday have pleaded not guilty to unrelated charges.
Eye-witness describes moment he came across Moray crash
Three men have been arrested following a crash on a Moray road on Monday night.
Three arrested after crash on Moray road
Three people have been arrested following a crash on a north-east road.
Emergency services called to north-east crash
The A98 between Cullen and Buckie has been closed in both directions as a result of the crash.
Community-run Moray public toilets open for business
Two Moray public toilets in popular visitor hot spots are being re-opened just in time for the tourism season thanks to the hard work of the community.
North-east veterans exchange memories of forces life during brunch to reduce loneliness
A 98-year-old Second World War airman was among a group of forces veterans who swapped reminiscences during a gathering aimed at tackling loneliness.
Brunch for north-east forces veterans to help reduce social isolation in rural areas
A group including north-east veterans is serving brunch in an attempt to reduce social isolation among their former comrades.
Public toilet campaigners in Moray hope to win support from far and wide for loos at beauty spot
Campaigners aiming to reopen public toilets at a Moray beauty spot are hoping to win support from abroad to achieve their goal.
Call of the sea: Treasured memories from a time gone by
James Addison is never far from the sea, his gaze firmly fixed on the Moray Firth which unravels like a blue ribbon from his vantage point in Cullen.
Positive inspection report for Cullen school and nursery
Inspectors have given a Moray school and nursery a positive report with staff praised for their ability to work as a team.
Double-win for Moray community as court backs bid to sell town hall to hotel developer
A court bid to sell a Moray town hall to a hotel developer could pave the way for a “double win” for the community.
Campaigners who saved Moray town halls and community centres from closure on track to make them thrive
After keeping the doors open at their treasured venues this year, community groups in Moray are now aiming to expand.
Popular walking route in Moray open again after more than a year following temporary fix
A popular walking and cycling path in Moray has reopened following temporary repairs.
Sale of Moray town hall heads to court as community back proposals
The sale of a Moray town hall to a private developer has been backed by both the local authority and the community but the final decision will be made by a court.
Ghostly ministers from past, present and future to visit north-east church’s pantomime
Pantomime audiences in a Moray village will delve into the past, present and future in quirky production penned by the local minister.