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A new bus service will take to the road next week linking Speyside with Elgin.

The group that represents nearly 6000 council tenants in Moray has a new chairman.

The outstanding success of Moray’s new participatory budgeting project – Money for Moray – means that two public voting events will be required.

Groups and individuals in Moray are being invited to make funding bids to the Armed Forces Covenant grant scheme.

The Greenfingers horticultural training project will be holding an open day at its Cooper Park nursery in Elgin on Saturday, May 21 from 10am to 3pm.

A Maori skull which has been held as part of a museum collection in Moray for more than 130 years is to be repatriated to New Zealand.

Starting Monday there’s an opportunity to get involved directly with the people and organisations that provide your public services. That includes the police, fire and rescue, council, NHS, HIE, the voluntary sector and others. They’re all part of the Moray Community Planning Partnership and they’re working together to shape the future of Moray’s services for the next ten years.

Moray Council’s trading standards team has issued an urgent appeal to householders following a significant number of calls reporting suspicious door-to-door sellers.

Motorists in Moray are being urged to take extra care over the next few weeks as roads in the area undergo surface dressing as part of Moray Council’s annual road maintenance programme.

Two representatives from the Museum of New Zealand will give a talk in Forres next week on the importance to the Maori people of having ancestral remains repatriated to their homeland.