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Moray councillors today reaffirmed their commitment to include a swimming pool as part of plans for a replacement Lossiemouth High School campus.

Councillors today rejected calls from a local community for a crash barrier to be erected on a stretch of road in Speyside.

Buckie has a new harbourmaster – and he is believed to be one of the youngest in the country.

A Moray librarian has booked herself a place in a prestigious national final.

The way in which senior school pupils in Moray are prepared for a future beyond the classroom has been highlighted as an example of best practice in a report by Education Scotland.

Moray Council has responded to concerns about the origin of chicken served up in school canteens by sourcing supplies from the UK.

Two Moray soldiers awarded the country’s highest military honour during the First World War are to be commemorated at ceremonies in their home towns later this year.

Job clubs in libraries across Moray have become so popular they need more volunteers to help jobseekers prepare for the workplace.

Prospective candidates for the forthcoming Moray Council elections have until next Wednesday to lodge their nominations.

A bid to stall the introduction of a Gaelic plan for Moray failed today after councillors were told they would be breaking the law.

WWF’s familiar panda emblem is helping to promote this weekend’s Earth Hour, when companies, groups and individuals are being encouraged to switch off lights for 60 minutes to highlight global environmental issues.

Work has been completed on converting a row of semi-derelict cottages in Elgin to rehabilitation accommodation for patients leaving hospital.