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Moray Emergency Relief Fund to cease for Coronavirus-related applications from 1 October
CORONAVIRUS-related applications to the Moray Emergency Relief Fund will not be accepted after the end of this month.
Foths Bridge reconstruction begins
Moray Council has confirmed the £100,000 repair works to Foths Bridge will begin from 4 October 2021.
Heat, smoke and carbon monoxide alarm upgrades for council homes
TENANTS living in council homes in Moray are being contacted to arrange the fitting of new smoke, heat and carbon monoxide alarms.
Moray Council signs Glasgow Food and Climate Declaration
Moray Council has joined other local authorities around the world in committing to a food-systems approach to tackle the climate and nature emergency, ahead of COP26.
Moray Council to participate in Afghan Relocation Scheme
Moray Council has today (Wednesday 15 September) agreed to support UK resettlement schemes for Afghan families.
Doors open online in Moray
Moray’s annual Doors Open Day is online again this year, with participating venues sharing tours from Saturday 18 September.
Moray Council seeks considerations for the community use of Findrassie Primary School
RESIDENTS are being asked their thoughts on how a new primary school planned for Findrassie could be used by the local community.
New chapter for Millbank Primary School library
Millbank Primary School in Buckie has opened its new look library for pupils.
Online safety app launches in Moray schools
ALL schools in Moray have been registered with the Safer Schools app – providing free online safety advice and resources.
Moray Council marks Emergency Services Day
Moray Council has raised the Emergency Services Day flag above its Headquarters in Elgin to observe the national day on 9 September.
Meikle Cantly road disruption continues
Moray Council has confirmed the landslip at Meikle Cantly, near Keith, will not be fixed this year.
Moray schools receive donation of local poetry book
PUPILS across Moray are set to dive into local poetry after author Richard Bennett, who taught in Moray schools for 30 years, donated his latest works to learners.