Book Week Scotland events come to libraries across Moray
Libraries across Moray will host a series of events next week to celebrate reading.
Lossiemouth
How Moray’s RAF heroes sank Hitler’s deadliest warship
Seventy-five years on, Rachel Lee explores the ‘brutally short’ career of Hitler’s most fearsome battleship and how, on one crisp November morning, planes set out from three Moray bases to sink her
Minister says campaigners made ‘compelling’ case for Lossiemouth bridge funding
Tourism minister Fiona Hyslop praised campaigners for making a "compelling case" to persuade the government to replace an important Moray footbridge.
Lossiemouth children illuminate the night at lantern walk to honour St Gerardine
Families took to the streets of Lossiemouth last night for a lantern walk held to honour the feast day of St Gerardine.
Moray youngster ‘rings the bell’ to mark the end of his cancer battle
A two-year-old Moray boy has marked the end of his brave battle with cancer by ‘ringing the bell’.
Mountains of pennies helps cause to improve safety outside Moray school
A rainbow of pennies has been created by safety campaigners in Moray to improve routes to school.
First in fleet of submarine-hunting jets delivered to RAF
The first in a fleet of “game-changing” submarine-hunting jets has been delivered to the RAF.
Pupils in Moray question speeding drivers outside school gates to improve safety
Children at a Moray school have confronted motorists ignoring speed limits outside the gates.
Lossiemouth school safety concerns are highlighted after council cutbacks
Safety concerns outside schools have intensified across Moray since the decision to axe crossing patrollers after the summer holidays.
Plans for new £2million cycle path between Lossiemouth and Hopeman progressing
Plans to connect two coastal Moray communities with a £2 million cycle path have moved up a gear.
Lantern walk to remember 10th Century saint in Moray who guided seafarers to safety with flaming torches
Hundreds of children are preparing to walk in the footsteps of a Moray town’s figurehead next month.
Vulnerable Moray man awoke to smell of burning and then discovered his nose was ‘on fire’
A Moray woman has admitted pushing cigarette papers up the nose of a “vulnerable adult” before lighting them.
Businesswoman in Moray opens zero-waste food store to recreate by-gone shopping experience to protect environment
A Moray businesswoman is aiming to recreate shopping from a bygone era in an attempt to reduce food waste and excess packaging.
Deveronvale forward Colin Charlesworth relishes taking on best man Liam Archibald at Lossiemouth
Deveronvale’s Colin Charlesworth is relishing locking horns with his best man Liam Archibald at Lossiemouth on Saturday.
Moray man ordered to pay compensation to fellow pub-goer he left with bleed on the brain from single punch
A Moray man who floored a fellow pub-goer with a single punch, leaving his victim with a bleed on the brain, has been spared a prison sentence.
Work to begin next week to install traffic lights at notorious junction near Moray schools
Work will begin next week at a notorious junction in Moray to make it safer for school pupils.
Lossiemouth fighter pilots train in Malaysia for international military exercise
A team of Moray fighter jet pilots have been deployed with the Royal Malaysian Air Force as part of a high-level training exercise.
Moray Council announces road closures for Remembrance Sunday parades
Road closures will be in place throughout Moray towns for the Remembrance Sunday Parades on November 10.
FORECAST: ‘Worst has passed’ for north-east blighted by sudden rainfall
Forecasters have said the worst of the rain has passed the north-east but this week will be a reminder winter is on the way.
Spare a thought for those who deal with your waste says Moray recycling boss
A recycling boss is asking Moray residents to spare a thought for the adults with learning disabilities who process their waste.
School pupils in Moray to confront speeding drivers outside gates to improve safety
Pupils at a Moray primary school are poised to go head-to-head with speeding drivers in an attempt to reduce dangers outside the gates.
Worker pricked by needle at Moray recycle centre
A supervisor at a recycling centre in Lossiemouth has described the moment he pricked his finger on a needle pulled from a bag of rubbish.
Work to finally begin on much-anticipated traffic lights in Moray town at notorious junction
Much-awaited work to install traffic lights at a notorious junction in a Moray town will begin next month.
War memorials across north named as being among best maintained in Scotland
Four war memorials across the north have been named as being among the best maintained in Scotland.
Calls to ‘bust a gut’ to ensure new footbridge at Moray beauty spot is open for next year’s summer
A rallying call has been issued for “all hands on deck” to ensure access to a Moray beauty spot is restored in time for next year’s summer season.
Man admits attack outside Moray hotel that left pub-goer with bleed on the brain
A Moray man knocked a fellow pub-goer out with a single punch after he had a drink poured over his head.
Drink-driver caught more than six times limit was seen ‘swerving’ across Moray road
A drink-driver who was more than six times the limit was stopped by police after being seen “swerving” across the road.
Warnings replacement footbridge in Moray could still be a year away despite huge funding boost
Campaigners in Moray have warned it could still be another year until access is restored to Lossiemouth's East Beach – despite this week's massive funding boost.
Lossiemouth charity which helps disabled people to surf praised in Scottish Parliament
A Lossiemouth charity which provides access to surfing and swimming for disabled young people has been congratulated in Scottish Parliament after it secured a £100,000 award.
‘A huge weight off our shoulders’: Campaigners celebrate following shock government pledge to cover cost of new Lossiemouth beach bridge
The Scottish Government has pledged to cover the entire bill to "repair or replace" a vital footbridge in Moray.
Man who admits he is ‘not a structural engineer’ reckons Lossiemouth’s East Beach bridge is safe after ‘bounce test’
Moray Council has renewed its plea for walkers to stay off East Beach bridge in Lossiemouth after a resident filmed himself "bounce testing" it.
MPs call for ban on leaving Scottish towns without banks
Banks should be banned from leaving Scottish towns without branches, according to a new report which highlights the impact of closures in the north and north-east.