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The 2022/23 academic year session saw the second year of return to formal Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) exams and the first full school year since the covid-19 pandemic.

An increase in hourly rates for top up rates at Moray Council managed Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) settings will come into effect from 1 April 2024.

The teamwork of the teaching staff and leadership at the Moray primary school has been commended by inspectors from Education Scotland.

A Moray Council survey aims to find out what people think about their town centres.

Moray Council has agreed its car parks in Elgin will be free to use on Saturdays to promote shops and facilities in the run up to Christmas.

Moray organisations in the arts, culture and heritage sectors are being invited to apply for grants of up to £20,000, funded through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

Moray Council’s housing tenants are being asked for their views on a draft Tenant Participation Strategy.

Moray Council is considering changing the way it sets council house rents and service charges and is asking residents to help shape the proposals.

Benchmarking against Scottish Social Housing Charter standards in 2022/23 ranks Moray Council better than the Scottish and Local Authority average on the quality and value of its housing services.

The staff team and children of Lhanbryde Primary School have been praised by inspectors from Education Scotland for creating positive and trusting relationships across the school.

Moray Council has launched a series of engagement activities around the future of its leisure and libraries estate.

The leader of Moray Council, Cllr Kathleen Robertson, has welcomed the announcement from the UK Government that the local authority has been successful in its ambitious Levelling Up Fund bid for Elgin City Centre Masterplan.