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Moray Council sets balanced budget for 2026/27 amid significant financial pressures
Moray Council has agreed its £311.98m budget for 2026/27 and outlined a three-year financial plan that responds to continuing economic uncertainty, rising service costs and increasing demand for support across local communities.
Speyside High inspection report released
Confident and motivated young people at Speyside High School have been praised by Education Scotland for their positive approach to learning and the pride they take in their school community.
Moray Flag Letters Patent unveiled at Moray Council HQ
Moray Council has hosted the official unveiling of the Letters Patent for the Moray Flag, marking a significant milestone in the flag’s journey from community competition to formally recognised symbol.
Council continues to make strong progress on major transformation programme
Moray Council has reported strong progress in delivering its Transformation Strategy, which aims to modernise services, improve efficiency and ensure the council remains financially sustainable in the years ahead.
Gaelic names and naming traditions explored in World Gaelic Week talk
A free online talk exploring Gaelic names and naming traditions is to open Moray’s World Gaelic Week celebrations.
Tickets go on sale for Moray Music Centre Spring Concert
Young musicians from across Moray will come together to celebrate the arrival of spring when Moray Music Centre stages its annual seasonal concert on Saturday 14 March 2026.
Buckie pupils bring stories to life for care home residents
Buckie Community High School pupils are bringing stories to life for local care home residents through a new intergenerational reading project.
Spey Viaduct Listed Building Consent submitted and vegetation clearance works begin
Following the partial collapse of the Garmouth Viaduct, also known as the Spey Viaduct, Moray Council will this week submit an application for Listed Building Consent for the removal of the two failed sections of the bridge.
Makeover for Moray libraries begins
Moray Council is set to begin a £130,000 programme of refurbishment across several libraries in the coming months, improving library spaces for communities while keeping disruption to a minimum.
Dyke Primary pupils go on an epic artistic adventure at Moray Art Centre
Pupils from Dyke Primary School have been busy creating amazing artwork ahead of a special exhibition opening on 21 February at Moray Art Centre.
Forres Academy relocation recommendation to progress
Moray Council’s Education, Children’s and Leisure Services Committee has today (Wednesday 11 February) agreed to recommend to the full council the proposed relocation of Forres Academy to a new, purpose-built school near its current site.
Enabling works to begin at Cooper Park as part of Levelling Up Fund improvements
Moray Council is pleased to announce that significant improvement works will begin in February at Cooper Park in Elgin, funded through £18m from the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund.