Have your say: Moray Council invites feedback on library opening hours
Moray Council is calling on residents to help shape the future of local libraries by sharing their views on proposed new opening hours. This follows the recent approval of a tiered operating model designed to make library services more sustainable and responsive to community needs.
Hundreds of fake Labubu dolls and illicit tobacco seized in Moray raids
Hundreds of counterfeit Labubu dolls have been seized from shops across Moray, as part of ongoing efforts to tackle unsafe products being sold locally.
Christmas safety warning over unsafe disposal of batteries
People in Moray are being warned not to throw batteries in the bin this festive season, as doing so could spark fires in waste vehicles or recycling facilities.
Community vote confirms Coastal Fund awards across Moray
A range of local projects have been selected to receive a share of £133,000 from the Coastal Communities Fund, following a public vote.
Festive warning over e-scooters
Moray Council’s Trading Standards team is urging consumers to think carefully before buying e-scooters as a Christmas gift this year.
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Have your say: Moray Council invites feedback on library opening hours
Moray Council is calling on residents to help shape the future of local libraries by sharing their views on proposed new opening hours. This follows the recent approval of a tiered operating model designed to make library services more sustainable and responsive to community needs.
Hundreds of fake Labubu dolls and illicit tobacco seized in Moray raids
Hundreds of counterfeit Labubu dolls have been seized from shops across Moray, as part of ongoing efforts to tackle unsafe products being sold locally.
Christmas safety warning over unsafe disposal of batteries
People in Moray are being warned not to throw batteries in the bin this festive season, as doing so could spark fires in waste vehicles or recycling facilities.