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Flags have been lowered at Moray Council’s headquarters in Elgin, to mark International Workers' Memorial Day.

Moray Council will lower flags above HQ to half-mast on Saturday to mark the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis.

A trailblazing Scottish footballer is giving two public talks in Elgin on Wednesday 7 May, exploring the issue of homophobia in sport.

A fascinating guide revealing the Gaelic origins of Moray’s place names is being made available for free at venues across the region.

Moray Council has launched a consultation on proposals to formally manage overnight stays for campervans and motorhomes at designated council-owned locations.

The Elgin Business Improvement District (BID) renewal ballot has not secured enough support, meaning the BID will not continue beyond its current term.

Moray Council is inviting the local community to take part in an eight week consultation on the proposed disposal of land at Clovenside Cemetery, Forres.

Several businesses previously based in the St Giles Centre have successfully relocated to new premises across Elgin, supported by Moray Council’s Business Support Grant.

Enforcement officers from Moray Council’s Trading Standards department recently teamed up with tobacco search dog ‘Rosie’ and her handler, to visit a number of Moray businesses to check for illicit tobacco being sold from them.

Moray Council has submitted a planning application to repurpose the toilet block in Cooper Park, as part of the wider regeneration project funded by £18.3m from the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund.

Keith’s artificial turf pitch is open for bookings following its £200,000 refurbishment.

Moray Council has advised that Dallachy recycling centre at Spey Bay will be closed on Saturdays starting from 3 May 2025.