Former Jailhouse nightclub in Elgin poised to become flats
A former nightclub in the heart of Moray's biggest town is poised for a new lease of life after nearly 20 years of slipping into disrepair.
Stunning Moray steading up for national award after restoration work
A historic steading which underwent a £2.5million refurbishment to become one of Moray's most stunning features is up for a top national award.
Charity boss wants to support families in RAF Lossiemouth expansion
A children's charity boss has visited RAF Lossiemouth to learn about how they can support the base's massive expansion.
Three drivers caught by police at more than 100mph
Three drivers have been caught speeding at more than 100mph as police clamp down on dangerous motorists.
Kind-hearted Harry Potter fan makes hair disappear to celebrate book’s anniversary
A Moray primary resembled the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry yesterday as youngsters celebrated the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter book.
Elgin bowls group receives £10,000 to transform boiler room into games area
A Moray bowling club will transform a disused boiler room into a games area for youngsters after receiving a £10,000 windfall.
This is the tattie scone recipe that won top prize at the world championships
The winner of the World Tattie Scone Championship has shared her successful Cullen Skink-inspired recipe with Press and Journal readers.
Refereeing will have to be on the sidelines for new Moray MP Douglas Ross
Moray MP Douglas Ross has acknowledged he might not be able to referee "as many high-profile football matches" in his new role.
More than 100 cycle from distillery in fundraising event
More than 100 cyclists set off from a Moray distillery on a mission to raise money for a charity which helps the region's deaf and blind people.
A sea of tartan over Forres for European Pipe Band Championships
A Moray town was awash with a sea of tartan over the weekend as pipe bands from all over Europe competed in a spectacularly Scottish showcase.
And the World Tattie Scone Champion is…
A budding amateur chef took inspiration from one of Moray's most famous dishes to win the World Tattie Scone Championship on Saturday.
Plea from headteacher to 3,000 former pupils: Did you suffer child abuse at this school?
A prestigious school rocked by child abuse allegations has contacted more than 3,000 former pupils in an effort to uncover historic offences.
NHS Grampian chief admits there is no end in sight for health board’s waiting time crisis
A top health boss has admitted there is no end in sight for waiting time delays in the north-east.
Motorist airlifted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary following Moray crash
A motorist has been taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary this evening following a crash on a Moray road.
Police Scotland urge road users to use caution during the summer months
Police Scotland are urging road users to drive sensibly this summer in response to the longer nights and the approaching school holidays meaning there will be an increase in people on the roads.
Forres all ready for piping extravaganza
Musicians from all over the world converged on Moray last night, in advance of one of the biggest dates on the bagpiping calendar.
Rescue training on Spey follows death of angler
Emergency services have staged intense river rescue training sessions, following the death of an angler on the Spey.
Moray traders fury as software delays leave them out of pocket
Traders have lashed out over IT issues which have left them paying full business rates - four months after ministers announced a relief package.
Moray mums to Skype midwives for advice under new scheme
New mums in Moray will be first in line to benefit from a scheme which will capitalise on modern technology to provide advice.
Cullen group brightens up scenic coastal spot with flowers
Residents in one of Moray's most scenic seaside villages have been doing their best to brighten up its streets in time for summer.
Moray woman battles illness to complete medical degree
Illness made the journey a long haul for Eleanor Dempster.
Living with Type 1 diabetes: Meet the Campbell family
More than 285,000 people in Scotland are living with diabetes.
Moray College bosses grilled over cash crisis
Moray College bosses have been taken to task at Holyrood over a string of financial failings.
Classmates’ lasting tribute to tragic Elgin youngster
The mother of a tragic Moray schoolboy gathered with his classmates yesterday to unveil an eye-catching bench created in the youngster's honour.
Moray tourism boom as income soars by £12million
A flood of new visitors delivered an extra £12million to the Moray economy last year, delighted tourist chiefs have revealed.
Cash pledge to create more berthing space at popular ports
Two of the north's most popular harbours have netted hundreds of thousands of pounds in funding to create more berthing space.
Global response to moving fairytale “wedding” boosts little Eileidh’s bucket list appeal
An internet appeal for a cancer-stricken Moray youngster has skyrocketed after her "wedding" became a global phenomenon.
Virtual reality headset to help autism sufferers learn to cope with outside world
A Moray disability group is helping to pioneer technology which will allow vulnerable people to deal with stressful situations.
VIDEO: Two in hospital with suspected broken bones after three-car Moray crash
Two people are being treated in hospital for suspected broken bones following a three-vehicle crash in Moray.
Moray couple fear forestry traffic is destroying access to their home
A Moray couple claim they are being "held hostage" by forestry companies as the dirt track that leads to their home crumbles away due to constant HGV use.
Need to identify extra land for businesses opening in Elgin
Calls have been made to drive forward plans to increase the amount of land available for businesses in Elgin.
Moray youth band to bring in summer break with concert celebration
A youth band is preparing to hit the high notes on a tour of continental Europe.
