Two taken to hospital following two-car collision on Moray road
Two people have been taken to hospital following a crash on a Moray road.
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Work to install traffic lights at notorious Moray junction is delayed
Works to install a new pedestrian crossing at a notorious Moray junction have been delayed once again.
Drink-driver sent car spinning after crash on A96 in Moray
A drink driver who caused a crash on Moray’s busiest road has been banned from getting behind the wheel for two years.
Dog that bit child in Moray park to be rehomed from owner who let it go ‘out of control’
A dog that bit a child while running amok in a Moray park for more than two hours has been allowed to live.
Formation of new tourism agency in Moray hailed as ‘game-changing’ move for industry
Tourism businesses in the north-east have backed a “game-changing” proposal to drive fresh waves of visitors towards the region.
Disgraced Moray minister placed on sex offenders’ register after assaulting woman
A disgraced Moray minister has been placed on the sex offenders’ register after placing his hands on a woman before attempting to kiss her.
Moray charity boss stole cash collected for member’s funeral
A thieving charity boss from Moray has been warned she faces prison after pocketing a former member's funeral collection.
Doric Board unveils £10,000 funding to help spread the language across the north east
A new organisation dedicated to boosting Doric has awarded its first round of funding to help groups across the north-east promote the language.
Concern for residents in Elgin after housing developer removes grit bins
The safety of some Elgin residents has been compromised by the decision to remove grit bins from their streets, an MSP has said.
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.
Moray schools closing due to power outage
Pupils at primary and secondary schools in Moray were sent home today after a fault caused the buildings to lose power.
Warnings benefits claimants in Moray may need to be prioritised to ‘compelling’ cases amid funding shortfall
Warnings have been issued that benefit payouts from a Moray fund may soon have to be restricted to “compelling” cases amid fears of a shortfall.
Garden bin charges and harbour fees to go up at Moray Council despite fears increase could be too much
Garden waste bin permits, harbour fees and burial costs are all due to increase in price as Moray Council battles to close a budget gap.
Music composed in north-east 25-year-old’s spare room provides soundtrack to Golden Globes
When Tom Hanks stepped up to collect his lifetime achievement award at the Golden Globes, a cast of Hollywood stars was there to share the celebrations.
Police re-issue appeal for witnesses following ‘suspicious’ Moray fire
Police have re-issued an appeal for witnesses following a suspicious blaze at a firing range in Moray.
Comfort scheme launched with Moray businesses to fill gap left by public toilet closures
Dozens of locations across Moray have signed up as part of a comfort scheme launched following the closure of public toilets across the region.
Chronic pain suffers in north-east call for ‘attitude change’ to tackle issue amid fresh delays
Chronic pain campaigners in the north-east have called for a "change of attitude" from the Scottish Government to tackle an appointment backlog.
Moray College forced shut by Storm Brendan damage
Staff and students have been told not to attend Moray College UHI tomorrow as the facility has been forced shut because of Storm Brendan.
Art centre in Moray aims to stir creative minds with spring workshops
A north-east arts charity has launched a new programme of classes and workshops ranging from boosting creative confidence to exploring painting outdoors.
Moray Council may increase charges for services – but music tuition and school meals costs to be frozen
The cost of council services in Moray is to increase in an effort to generate an additional £400,000 a year.
VIDEO & GALLERY: Centuries-old tradition continues to burn bright on Moray coast
Fierce flames reached high into the night sky as a Moray community celebrated the dawn of the ancient New Year with a centuries-old tradition.
Social care officers to ‘consider next steps’ after Moray families voice opposition to night-time care changes
Social care officials in Moray have been urged to halt proposals to withdraw night time carers in favour of office-based responders.
Witness appeal after hit and run incident near Keith
Police are appealing for witnesses after a hit and run incident on a Moray road.
Search begins for artists to drive conversations about Moray town centre
A Moray creative organisation has opened applications for a Creative Scotland-funded project to spark conversations about a community.
VIDEO: All you need to know for tonight’s Burning of the Clavie celebrations
Revellers will line the streets of Burghead to celebrate the annual Burning of the Clavie festival tonight.
Easter Ross man ordered to pay compensation to Moray woman he bombarded with unwanted texts and calls
An Easter Ross man has been spared prison after bombarding a Moray woman with unwanted texts and phone calls for nearly two months.
Raider admits terrorising staff at Burger King in Elgin to steal money from safe
A thief who terrorised staff at a Moray takeaway before stealing cash from a safe in a brazen robbery could be spared prison.
Woman put shopper’s ‘life in danger’ after hitting her with car outside Moray supermarket
A Moray woman has admitted putting a shopper’s life in danger by hitting her with a car outside a supermarket
Man who died in A96 crash is named as Moray pensioner
A man killed in a horror crash between a bus and a car last month has been named as a Moray pensioner.
Drug dealer turned back to using substances in Moray after coming off pain medication after car crash
A Moray drug dealer has been warned he faces being jailed after being caught with about £6,000 worth of heroin.
Bar reveller in Moray hit pub staff with glass after being told to stop taking other people’s drinks
A Moray reveller who hit bar staff on the head with a glass after being told to stop "helping himself" to people's drinks has been spared prison.
Health bosses pressed for assurances services will be restored to Moray hospital by spring target
Health bosses in Moray have been pressed to provide updates on when the region’s biggest hospital can be restored to full strength.