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.
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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.
Cafe owner from Aberdeen becomes cullen skink world champion
A Cullen cafe owner has become a unique world champion.
Fire crews attend blaze at property in Cullen
Fire crews are at the scene of a blaze in Cullen.
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.
Campaigners blame ‘bureaucracy’ for length of wait to ease landslip concerns in Moray
Campaigners in Moray fighting to protect their village from future landslips have blamed “bureaucracy” for the wait for action to safeguard their homes.
Driver that caused Moray crash that killed Cullen handyman avoids prison
A jet-lagged motorist who crashed into a well-known Cullen handyman’s car and killed him has been spared jail.
Plans to demolish temporary huts at Moray primary schools to make way for new nurseries
Temporary huts at two Moray primary schools are poised to be demolished to make way for new nurseries.
Two more men charged in connection with alleged Moray road brawl
Two more men have been charged following a major disturbance on a north-east road earlier this month.
Man pleads guilty to causing Moray crash that killed Cullen community stalwart
A jetlagged motorist has admitted causing a head-on crash that killed a well-known Cullen handyman.
Four facing attempted murder charges after crash sparked fight on Moray road
Four men are facing attempted murder charges after motorists were allegedly assaulted following a collision on a Moray road.
Four face attempted murder charges following car crash and brawl on north-east road
Four people have been charged with attempted murder after fight broke out between motorists involved in a north-east car crash.
Brawl leads to arrests after crash on Moray road
Motorists have been arrested after an alleged fight broke out following a crash on a Moray road.
Four men charged after fight breaks out following crash on A98 in Cullen
Four men have been arrested and charged in connection with a collision and subsequent disturbance reported on the A98 in Cullen yesterday.
Arrests after fight breaks out following crash on north-east road
Three people have been arrested after a fight broke out following a crash on a Moray road.
Hopes raised for ‘sustainable solution’ to ease landslip fears on Moray coast
Campaigners in Moray pressing for a popular cycle path to be fully repaired have been given fresh hope their dreams will be realised.
35-year-old who died in tragic A98 crash named by police
A man who died in a serious crash on Friday evening on the A98 Fochabers to Cullen road has been named by police as 35-year-old Stuart Smith.
Cullen community group face problems as they attempt to re-open closed public toilets
A Moray community hoping to take control of their closure-hit toilets have admitted the running costs may be “unsustainable”.
Public toilet closed by Moray Council to cut costs to be re-opened
One of the 12 public toilets closed by Moray Council as a cost-cutting measure has been reopened, with plans in place to restore other facilities in the coming months.
Moray villagers boost tourism with a hole in the wall
Business owners and politicians have called for a cash machine to be installed at one of Moray’s most popular seaside villages.
Extra time for community groups in Moray not ready to take over halls
No doors will be locked for good today on cherished town halls and community centres across Moray.
World class open water swimmers to train at Moray sea school
A group of outstanding open water swimmers will arrive in Moray to train at a local sea school.
Moray school pupils row into open water in vessel they built themselves
School pupils in Moray have ridden the waves after turning sheets of plywood into a seafaring boat.
Moray footpath could re-open by late August
A coastal path hit by a landslip could be reopened by late August.
Church of Scotland to host event looking at impact of Brexit on coastal communities
The Church of Scotland will host a public event in Moray later this month to look at the future of coastal communities in the aftermath of Brexit.
Delay for bogus traders who terrorised Moray customers to learn sentence
Two bogus traders who terrorised Moray customers will have to wait another month to learn their fate after an address mix-up delayed sentencing at Elgin Sheriff Court.
Toilet closures threaten ‘pristine’ beach in Moray
It’s not the way to leave tourists feeling flushed with success.
Neglected hill transformed into thriving Moray beauty spot following community effort
A two-year project to transform a neglected peak on the north-east coast into a thriving beauty spot has been completed.
Moray Firth towns named amongst UK’s top beach holiday destinations
Two towns on the Moray Firth coast have been named amongst the UK’s top beach holiday destinations.
Hopes that meeting could resolve Moray coastal path closure
Talks have been arranged regarding the reopening of a popular coastal path which was closed off amid safety fears following a landslip.
Cash offer for Moray town hall groups to give them time to form rescue plans
A compromise could be offered to campaigners in order to keep closure-threatened town halls in Moray open.