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Following the agreement of the expansion of m.connect services in Moray as part of the second phase of the Bus Revolution project, a number of drop-in engagement events will take place over the coming months.

A significant chapter in Elgin's history has been reopened as the first resident of the 21^st century moves into one of a pair of historic cottages at Ladyhill, properties originally gifted to the area in the aftermath of the First World War.

Free parking after 3pm at St Giles Multi-storey car park returns from 23 November until 28 December 2024.

The finishing touches have been made to a walking, wheeling and cycling route in Forres.

Moray Council is supporting the Tourism BID’s decision to proceed with a renewal ballot which will allow businesses to vote on the proposal to extend the BID's operations for another five years.

Moray Council is consulting on proposals to transform library services across the region.

Community planning partners have officially approved the new Partnership Community Learning and Development (CLD) Plan for Moray 2024-2027.

Moray Council has launched a survey to help better understand local transport needs.

A best-selling Tartan Noir crime-writer, a leading Doric advocate and the illustrator of a much-loved children’s book series will be taking part in Moray’s celebrations to mark Book Week Scotland 2024, which runs from 18-24 November.

Following public feedback, Moray Council, has extended its budget priorities survey until midnight on Sunday 24 November.

The online service allowing people to attend health and social care appointments remotely has expanded to three more libraries in Moray.

Moray Council has today (Monday 4 November) kicked off the next phase of their engagement to address the sustainability challenges of their current learning estate, focusing on the Speyside Associated School Group (ASG).