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Moray Council has approved a permit application process, charges and guidance for the placement of furniture and non-furniture items on the public footways for outside dining at restaurants, cafes and pubs.

Following a pre-feasibility study into the viability, Moray Council has decided to fund the full business case required to further work to repair the Cloddach Bridge, near Birnie.

Moray Council is inviting residents to give their feedback on proposed changes to four local conservation areas.

A site has been identified for a new cemetery in Elgin and Moray Council is inviting residents to give feedback on the plan.

Winners of Moray Council’s September Speyside Challenge have been revealed.

Moray is likely to be affected by the high winds and heavy rain coming from Storm Babet, which has prompted the Met Office to issue amber alerts in the North Eastern area.

Moray Council has recorded the highest recycling rate across all local authorities in Scotland for 2022, according to figures released by Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA).

Moray’s Community Councils are celebrating 50 years since the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 brought them into existence.

Brain fog, memory loss, and dragging your body through wet cement. Those are just some of the menopausal symptoms Moray Council staff are now discussing with their managers.

As the annual Family Learning Festival kicked off this weekend, Moray Council’s Communities (CLD) Adult and Family Learning team have organised some fun and free family learning activities all around Moray.

Moray Council is looking ahead to Recycle Week Scotland (16-22 October) to encourage employees to bring their old and broken electrical items to work for recycling.

Moray Council’s Older People’s Champion is supporting a national safety campaign aiming to reduce the number of falls older people have.