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The wraps have come off an iconic structure in Elgin town centre following a £45,000 restoration project.

A relief bus is currently on its way to Tomintoul to collect pupils for Speyside High School after the early morning bus was unable to reach its destination because of road conditions in the area.

Moray Council has issued clarification to parents on the provision of school transport for their children following the revision of a number of school catchment areas.

Moray Council has confirmed that it does not feature in a list of Scottish local authority areas where defects have been found in schools built under public-private partnership (PPP) arrangements.

A busy section of road in Elgin will be closed to traffic for two days at the end of this month.

Community groups, schools and good causes in Moray are being given the chance to win £500 worth of vouchers to buy new electrical products as part of an initiative to promote responsible recycling.

Ballot papers for postal voters in Moray will be arriving on doormats over the next few days ahead of the local government elections on Thursday, May 4.

A planning application to develop an area of ground in Elgin for allotments has been approved.

People in Moray are being reminded of the April 17 deadline for voter registration for the upcoming local government elections.

An anti-bullying policy is to be developed for all schools in Moray.

An event takes place at Elgin Town Hall later this month when local groups and organisations will be able to find out how to access funding for their projects.