Victim of alleged assault recalls scene as attackers were ‘trying to break my knees’
A motorcyclist has told a court how a scene of “utter chaos” unfolded during an alleged roadside attack.
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Court hears biker’s ‘vague memory’ after being struck by car
A motorcyclist has told a court of a “vague memory” of hearing his waistcoat being cut off his body moments after being struck by a car.
Popular Fochabers ice-cream parlour celebrates both Burns Night and the Chinese New Year in one flavour combination
A Moray ice cream parlour that is famous for its wacky creations has launched a new flavour today that combines two special days for two different cultures.
A96 blocked between Fochabers and Keith after one-vehicle crash
A section of the A96 between Fochabers and Keith is partially blocked following a crash.
Scottish Government cash not needed by Moray Council to cover costs of storm damage
Crisis funding activated by Moray Council to clear up the damage caused by torrential downpours during the summer has not been needed.
Angling group on Speyside organising fly fair to build anticipation for new season
Anglers on Speyside will get an update next month on a project aiming to establish the reasons salmon stocks are dropping.
Stag tribute to be erected on Speyside as memorial for Army regiment
A stag tribute will be erected on Speyside next year to pay tribute to north-east soldiers who served in a military regiment.
Dog found shot dead and stuffed inside bag in Moray woodland
A border collie has been discovered shot dead and dumped in Speyside woodland inside a plastic bag .
Musical bash in Moray still on course to reach silver jubilee as financial fears ease
A traditional music celebration in Moray is back on song after financial concerns have eased.
Teen motorist overtook unmarked police car during ‘dangerous’ manoeuvre on A96 in Moray
A motorist who overtook an unmarked police car in Moray before having to brake to avoid oncoming traffic has been banned from the roads.
Moray man who downloaded indecent images of children accused of fuelling demand for vile films
A Moray man who downloaded indecent videos of children as young as six has been accused of fuelling the demand for child abuse images.
Moray 60-year-old admits possessing indecent videos of children as young as six
A Moray man has been placed on the sex offenders register after being caught with indecent videos of children as young as six.
Celebrated Speyside musician to take to stage in home village for special concerts
A Speyside musical stalwart will return to the stage this week as part of a series of concerts.
Emergency crews stage training drill on River Spey to rescue ‘kayaker in trouble’
Emergency services held a major exercise in Moray at the weekend to train for a testing water rescue.
Historic Speyside castle with links to angling pledges support to project to solve salmon mystery
A historic Speyside castle with links to angling has pledged support to establish the cause of dwindling salmon numbers in the water.
Can you help find hero police officer who saved young Moray girl’s life 40 years ago?
A Moray woman who was involved in a horrifying school bus crash when she was just 14 wants to find the hero policeman who pulled her from the wreckage.
Extra police patrols in Moray village after three women were approached by men while walking alone
Extra patrols have been organised by police after three women were approached by men while walking alone in a Moray village.
Oor Wullie’s BIG Bucket Trail: Meet the man going home with SIX statues after Aberdeenshire auction
The ARCHIE Foundation is celebrating another hugely successful Oor Wullie's BIG Bucket Trail auction – but one man went the extra mile to help them towards Tuesday evening's impressive fundraising total.
VIDEO: Watch traditional musicians Manran delight fans with intimate gig in Moray cafe
Traditional music group Manran delighted diners in a Moray cafe by performing a breakfast gig.
Concerns put to Transport Scotland as A96 dualling route in Moray is progressed
Transport officials responsible for drawing upgrade plans for one of the north-east’s busiest roads have travelled its length to inspect progress.
Manran head to Speyside for concert series
One of the biggest bands on the Scottish traditional music scene is coming to Moray next week as part of a series of concerts.
Man taken to hospital after assault in Moray village
Officers are appealing for information after a man was assaulted in Fochabers last night.
Young dad killed in horror crash on Moray road remembered as ‘gem of a boy’
A young dad killed in a horror crash while driving home from work has been remembered as a "gem of a boy".
Man who died in Moray crash named by police
Police have named a 34-year-old man who died following a crash outside Fochabers yesterday.
Crisis funding for Moray storm clear-up
Crisis funding from the Scottish Government has been activated for Moray as the region battles to recover from damage caused by torrential rain.
Moray road closed after vehicle collides with tree
Emergency services are in attendance of a "serious" collision involving a vehicle outside Fochabers.
Roads closed after torrential rain causes floods and landslips in Moray for second day
Torrential rain caused flash flooding and landslips across Moray amid warnings that the worst may still be to come.
Festival boss warns over Speyfest’s future if they haven’t broken even this year
The organiser of Speyfest has warned there will have to be serious discussion about the viability of continuing the Fochabers event– if they have not made a profit this year.
Eddi Reader gets ready to serve up perfect concert fare at Speyfest
She is one of Scotland's most versatile vocalists, with a career spanning everything from a No 1 hit and appearances on Top of the Pops to recording the works of Robert Burns.
Iona Fyfe recovers from ‘tonsil nightmare’ to play on main stage at Speyfest
She's one of Scotland's rising musical talents and has wowed crowds both in her homeland and as far afield as Australia.
PICTURES & VIDEO: Spectacular display of vintage farm machinery parades through Moray to help local causes
Dozens of pieces of historic farming machinery have been paraded through Moray to help support a range of local causes.
New housing development allows men with learning difficulties to live independently for first time
Four Moray men with learning difficulties have sampled independent living for the first time after moving into a purpose-built £1.2 million home.