Moray care worker given warning after laughing and joking while resident was in distress
A Moray care worker was given a formal warning that will stay on his record for three years after laughing and joking while a resident was in distress.
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Parents told to ‘wise up’ about road safety outside school gates in Moray
Parents in Moray have been told to “wise up” about road safety ahead of school crossing patrollers being axed across the region.
Hundreds turn out to pay tribute to Moray’s blue light heroes
Hundreds of well-wishers have attended a new Moray event to salute the region’s emergency services heroes.
Suspect charged with Moray tack attacks will face no further action
Prosecutors have confirmed a suspect police believed was responsible for the tack attacks that blighted a Moray community for years will not be taken to court.
Elgin City boss Gavin Price challenges players to secure their futures in remaining League 2 contests
Gavin Price insists his Elgin City players are playing for the future in their remaining League 2 games.
Legacy of inspirational Moray teenager has now helped more than 100 other families
The legacy of an inspirational Moray teenager who lost a battle with cancer has now helped more than 100 families facing the same plight.
North-east mosque thanks community for solidarity following New Zealand attack
A group of worshippers in Moray have been overwhelmed with letters of goodwill following a terrorist attack.
Suggestions put forward for name of Moray housing development include references to ancient home for bishops
Extra time has been allowed for Moray residents to suggest a name for a new housing complex.
Road restrictions being put in place as Elgin eyesore building is about to be knocked down
Road restriction notices have been posted as the demolition of an eyesore building on a Moray High Street is about to start in a few weeks time.
Elgin youth group receive national recognition
A Moray-based youth group has achieved national recognition by winning an award.
Inspirational stories as Moray’s young citizens of the year are crowned
Some of Moray’s youngest residents have been celebrated at an awards ceremony to recognise their achievements.
Over 1,000 homes to be included as part of pilot project to lessen gull nuisance
A new scheme is being launched that aims to combat the gull menace that has been plaguing Moray's biggest town for years.
Construction finally begins on new Moray primary school six months after it was due to open
Construction has finally begun on a new primary school in Moray more than six months after it was due to hold its first classes.
Teenagers open up about modern day pressures in ‘poignant’ musical
Teenagers in Moray have written and performed a musical inspired by the pressures facing young people today.
Council aims to turn the tide in battle against Moray gulls
A masterplan to fight back against menacing gulls in Moray’s biggest town is being drawn up following a surge in complaints.
Moray grandmother dances her way to a massive charity donation
An inspirational Moray grandmother has danced her way to another massive charity donation to support a disability charity.
Summer rail closures announced for next phase of Aberdeen-Inverness improvement works
A multi-million-pound project to upgrade the train lines north of Aberdeen will be finished by the end of summer.
Hundreds of school pupils kick-start science festival at Moray College UHI
Hundreds of school pupils have attended the first day of an Elgin science festival, designed to capture their imaginations.
Name suggestions wanted for new housing development in Moray
A housing association is appealing for ideas from locals to name its newest complex in Moray.
Gaming enthusiasts to descend on Moray for 48-hour design challenge
Gaming enthusiasts from across the country will arrive in the north-east this week for a design competition.
Gavin Price hopes to bring Ross County striker to Elgin City on permanent deal
Gavin Price hopes to secure Greg Morrison on a permanent deal when his Ross County contract expires in the summer.
Douglas Ross hits out at poor internet connection for residents
A MP has hit out over poor broadband connection in Elgin claiming the region has been "left behind" when it comes to internet.
World Book Day celebrations
Schools across the country were full of characters yesterday as youngsters celebrated World Book Day.
Moray school pupil with passion for learning to visit South Africa to teach poetry
A Moray teenager with a passion for learning is aiming to travel to Africa later this year to teach poetry.
Serial offender spared prison after Moray monks offer to home him and change his ways
A group of monks have offered to help and give a home to a criminal who was arrested for causing a disturbance at Aberdeen Railway Station and shouting racist abuse at police officers.
Lecturers strike outside north-east MSP’s office to urge Scottish Government to intervene in pay dispute
Lecturers have picketed the office of a Scottish Government minister in an attempt to get him to intervene in a pay dispute.
New train delays push back introduction of late night Elgin to Inverness services
Scotrail has pledged to continue working to introduce late night services between Elgin and Inverness.
Fears for popular Elgin tourist attraction over land sale threat
The upkeep of a popular Elgin tourist attraction could be badly affected if plans go ahead to sell the land next door.
Scottish music and entertainment in Elgin
A night of toe-tapping Scottish music and entertainment will take place next Friday.
10-year-old boy hailed a hero for his quick-thinking after sister almost loses part of her finger in accident
An Elgin schoolboy has been hailed a hero after using his first aid skills to help his little sister after she suffered a horrific injury in their home.
Pictish stone expert hails discovery of ‘real whopper’
The discovery of what is thought to be a Pictish stone is “potentially very exciting”, according to an expert.
Force for Good: Moray veteran is committed to traversing the Sahara for charity
An RAF veteran has committed herself to a gruelling trek across the Sahara Desert to help former forces personnel.