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Moray Council’s self-directed support team will be hosting a series of roadshows over the next few weeks to help raise awareness.

Moray councillors today agreed to a rent-free lease of three business units to help the Moray Supports Refugees group to continue its work.

Moray councillors today agreed to the preparation of a transport strategy for Elgin.

A sale of withdrawn stock will be held at Lossiemouth library during normal opening hours from Thursday, June 23 to Wednesday, June 29.

Work on the new Elgin High School project is progressing well and the stage has been reached where piling works need to be carried out ahead of construction work starting on the main teaching block.

Ballot papers for postal voters in Moray will be arriving on doormats over the next few days ahead of the referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union on Thursday, June 23.

The deck section of a new footbridge at Cullen has been hoisted into place.

Elgin library will be holding a sale of withdrawn stock on Tuesday, June 14 and Wednesday, June 15 from 10am to 8pm and on Thursday, June 16 from 10am to 1pm.

People are again being urged to report dog fouling to the appropriate authorities as an operation to crack down on offenders is set to continue in Moray.

Well-known local history researcher and genealogist Bruce Bishop will give talks at two Moray libraries on Wednesday, June 15.

A celebration of Moray’s unpaid carers will take place next week as part of national Carers Week, with a theme of ‘Building Carer Friendly Communities’.

Seventeen community groups from across Moray each received a share of £60,000 at a very successful Money for Moray event on Saturday.