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Moray has climbed to second place in the Scottish league table for household recycling.

Fishing communities along the Moray coast and in neighbouring Highland are being invited to apply for a share of £1million of European funding to support the sustainable development of fisheries areas.

Work is to get under way next month on a £1million-plus project to replace part of the roof at Forres Academy.

Renewed efforts are to be made to reach a compromise between conservationists and wildfowlers about shooting in Findhorn Bay.

A sale of withdrawn stock will be held at Aberlour library during normal opening hours from Wednesday, September 28 to Monday, October 3.

Young readers in Moray are being given the opportunity to take part in a project which will introduce them to fiction set during and around the First World War.

A two-week survey is being carried out by Moray Council in preparation for a new parking strategy for Elgin.

Councillors have called for a detailed report after it emerged that plans to provide changing facilities at the reinstated Deanshaugh playing fields in Elgin were to be abandoned

Homeless people in Moray spent a total of 51,560 days in temporary accommodation last year – an increase of more than 3000 days on the previous year.

Moray Council local heritage officer James Nock will give a talk and demonstration at Aberlour library next week on Libindx, the Moray index of people, places and events.

Moray Council’s libraries service is now offering Scottish family history workshops at Forres library.

Just a reminder that people in Forres have the chance to contribute to the second Planning for Real® session at Forres Town Hall later today from 5pm to 8pm.