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Community Council volunteers could be trained to become dedicated Road Safety Champions if proposals agreed by Moray Council’s Economic Development and Infrastructure Services Committee are supported by external stakeholders.

Moray Council has made good progress in the first year of its five-year Active Travel Strategy (2022-2027).

Forres charity ReBOOT has received The King’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a local voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE.

The Moray Access Panel is inviting anyone locally living with disability issues, or in a supporting role, to join them in their campaign for disability equality.

Liz Tait has been presented with the British Empire Medal (BEM) for her outstanding service as a British Red Cross Emergency Response Volunteer, for her services at the State Funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II, and for her services to the NHS in Moray.

In a major milestone for the regeneration of Elgin Town Hall a design team has been appointed to lead the plans to redevelop the 1960s building.

Fans of hillwalking adventures and lost family history-inspired novels will be able to meet their favourite award-winning authors when they come to Elgin Library.

Moray Council has agreed to invest in the renovation of four unique Elgin properties, currently held in trust, to the tune of £271,000.

Moray Council has started its winter resilience campaign by supporting a community resilience booklet being sent to all households.

The leadership and teaching staff at the Moray primary school have been praised by inspectors from Education Scotland.

Homeowners in Moray’s conservation areas are being encouraged to apply for grants up to £12,500 to repair or reinstate traditional windows.

People interested in building their own home or creating a custom-build home in Moray are being urged to join the Moray Council’s Self-Build Register.