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NHS hearing aid battery pick-up point available in some Moray libraries

Library customers in some parts of Moray can now pick up replacement hearing aid batteries from their library.

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Project for Forces children launches survey for families

Moray’s Dandelion project is asking armed forces families in the area to complete a new survey to help to understand their experiences.

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Moray Council Chief Executive announces retirement

Moray Council’s Chief Executive, Roddy Burns, will step down from his role later this year.

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Moray Council approves new rent setting policy

Moray Council’s Housing and Community Safety Committee today (Tuesday 13 February) approved a simplified rent setting structure for council housing.

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Moray Council approves new Housing Allocations Policy

A proposal to change the way council housing is allocated in Moray was approved by the Housing and Community Safety Committee today (Tuesday 13 February).

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Construction plans in place for 219 affordable properties to be built in Moray

More than £18 million has been invested in affordable housing in Moray this year through combined spend from Scottish Government and Moray Council/Housing Associations. 

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Safety of tenants prioritised by Moray Council’s damp and mould actions

Moray Council has set out how its housing service deals with damp and mould to ensure the continued safety of council tenants in their homes.

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World Gaelic Week events being held in Moray

Events are being organised in Moray to celebrate World Gaelic Week.

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Conservation and Heritage could be at the heart of regeneration in Forres

Local business, community and council have come together in a partnership project looking at the Forres Conservation area, exploring ways to develop, promote and conserve the historic character.

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Moray Council approves measures to try to address parking issues

Moray Council has agreed interim measures to try to deal with issues caused by poor parking behaviour in Elgin town centre.

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Moray Council approves coastal protection works for Kingston

A 500mm high shingle bank is being built by Moray Council in a bid to reduce flood erosions in Kingston.

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Elgin Library opening hours change

Moray Council has updated its evening opening hours for Elgin Library, which will now close at 5pm on a Friday.