Preferred route for A96 dualling through Moray to be unveiled next month
The final decision on a major upgrade to Moray’s busiest road will be unveiled early next month.
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Another proposed expansion to Moray wind farm could be ‘nail in coffin’ for tourism firms
A second proposed extension of one of Moray’s largest wind farms has been described as a “nail in the coffin” for the region’s tourist industry.
North-east footballer who fought for life after horror crash to warn youngsters of dangers on road
A former Moray footballer will recall how his sporting dreams were snatched away from him this week in an attempt to prevent youngsters suffering a similar fate.
Award-winning movie shot in Moray town returns for screening
An award-winning film that was shot in a Moray town and used locals as actors will be screened there for the first time.
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.
Benromach Distillery given go-ahead for expansion
Benromach Distillery in Forres has been given permission to build 11 new cask warehouses in an effort to keep pace with demand for its whisky.
Thousands remember the fallen at Armistice Day services around Moray
Thousands of people from around Moray remembered the fallen as they flocked to services to commemorate Armistice Day in towns throughout the region.
Moray house party almost turns deadly as man stops breathing after taking MDMA
A teenager who took MDMA to a house party has admitted giving the drug out - causing one man’s heart to stop beating.
Thousands pack Elgin park to make annual firework display busiest in recent years
Thousands of people packed the centre of Elgin at the weekend for the town’s spectacular annual fireworks display.
Moray Council preparing £1.6million cash pot to help historic buildings on Forres High Street
A cash pot of more than £1.6million is being prepared to prevent buildings in a Moray town centre crumbling to a ruin.
Plaques to commemorate 100 years since end of the First World War unveiled in Forres
Two new permanent reminders of a Moray town’s sacrifices for the armed forces have been unveiled.
Don’t give up: Baldness isn’t just a male problem
Baldness isn’t just a male problem. More and more women are facing up to thinning locks. Philippa Gerrard found out just how it feels to lose your hair as a woman in modern society.
Petrol station in Moray granted 24-hour food licence despite ‘rioting’ fears from locals
A Moray petrol station has been granted a round-the-clock licence to sell food despite passionate objections from neighbours.
Consultation in January to decide future of day centre for adults with learning disabilities in Moray
A Moray day centre for adults with learning difficulties will now be closed until the end of the year after being temporarily shut due to staffing issues since August.
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.
Nearly 100 endurance walkers boost hopes of attracting endurance event to Moray
Nearly 100 walkers have braved chilly autumn weather to complete an inaugural 50-mile walk in Moray.
WATCH: Exploding golf ball starts tournament to use sport to overcome learning and physical disabilities
Campaigners in Moray want to use the healing power of golf to help people work together to break down learning disability barriers.
Nine arrested after drug raids across Moray
Nine people have been charged after police seized a “significant” amount of illegal drugs in Moray.
Arts festival in Moray draws in crowds totalling more than 10,000
More than 10,000 attended events throughout Moray as part of a six-day arts extravaganza.
Moray hospital to be shut down after being deemed ‘financially unsustainable’
A hospital which closed due to staffing shortages may not open again - after it was deemed “financially unsustainable”.
Walk a mile in someone else’s shoes a big hit at Forres Culture Day 2018
People often wonder what it would be like to walk a mile in another person’s shoes - and this year’s Forres Culture Day offered just that chance.
A96 dualling co-creation group to have their case heard in government
A campaign group who demanded that Transport Scotland give locals a larger say in the creation of a new dual carriageway through Moray will have their case heard at the Scottish Government.
Findhorn cultural festival kicks off in style
One of Scotland's best known fiddlers performed at the launch of the third Findhorn Bay Festival yesterday.
Forres Mechanics goal hero Alan Pollock looks for replay magic in Scottish Cup clash
Alan Pollock’s two wonder goals against Civil Service Strollers made him an internet sensation.
Photographer hopes exhibition at Moray hospital where she was born will spark talks about its future
A photographer who is hosting an exhibition in a Moray hospital hopes the event will shine a light on the building’s uncertain future.
Tailbacks caused after two crashes on busy Scottish roads
Part of a busy road in Moray has been closed after a crash near a castle.
Police launch inquiry after Moray man goes missing
Police are appealing for information following the disappearance of a man from Forres.
Hidden attractions poised to throw doors open for visitors in Moray
Buildings in Moray that are ordinarily sealed off from everyday eyes throughout the year are poised to welcome hundreds of visitors tomorrow.
Forres road closed in both directions following two vehicle collision
An ambulance has been called following a two vehicle collision on the A940 road, near to Grantown Road, just outside Forres. The road has been closed in both directions at the moment. Two people are thought to be injured, although it is unknown at the time how serious they have been hurt. More to follow.
Moray housebreaker jailed for traumatising elderly victim
A Moray man has been jailed for two years for ransacking a pensioner's home as she slept.
Pitch Perfect festival brings music and fun to Forres
There were plenty of fun and games at Mosset Park on Saturday when the first annual Pitch Perfect festival entertained big crowds.
Music and beer festival aims to become biggest day out in Forres’ annual calendar
A new beer and music festival, which takes place in Forres today, has ambitions of becoming the biggest day out in the town’s annual calendar.