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MORAY Council today committed to £51 million capital investment in the region in the coming financial year, alongside its £247 million revenue budget.

COUNCILLORS in Moray today (Tuesday 22 Feb) agreed to increase Council Tax by 3 per cent for the financial year 2022-23.

TENANTS living in Moray Council-owned homes are increasingly satisfied with housing services, according to the latest tenant survey.

Moray Council has agreed to allocate £160,000 of Scottish Government funding on a plan for the ongoing coastal erosion issues along the Moray coastline, including a plan in Kingston.

MORAY Council is encouraging members of the public to share their views on the future options for Inveravon Primary School, following a meeting with parents and community organisations last year.

Speyside High School participants in the John Muir Junior Ranger programme have joined forces with Moray Council’s Countryside Ranger to re-build a bench on the Speyside Way.

ALMOST £51,000 has been allocated to community groups in the Forres area following an application process last year. 

Moray Council has published its list of the most borrowed books in 2021, showing Moray’s avid readers are very much devotees of murder mysteries and crime thrillers. 

Service charges within the control of Moray Council are to be largely frozen at 2021/22 levels for 2022/23.

THE search is on for worthy recipients of Moray’s Young Citizen Awards for 2022.

INTERESTING artefacts from current life were placed in a time capsule and buried yesterday (11 January) for future finders by pupils from Lossiemouth High School. 

A group rehabilitation programme for people in Moray with chronic pain conditions starts in Aberlour on Tuesday 18 January and Elgin on Monday 7 February.