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Moray libraries' top 10 for 2015

Moray libraries' top 10 for 2015

Murder mystery and crime fiction have proved once again to be the most popular book choices by users of Moray Council libraries.
Councillor responds to East End parents' concerns on 'temporary school' proposal

Councillor responds to East End parents' concerns on 'temporary school' proposal

A senior Moray councillor has spoken out in response to concerns expressed by parents at an Elgin school campus where it is proposed to locate temporary accommodation ahead of the opening of a new primary school. High-res pics in related material section free to use. School roll in 1999: 369 2000:333 2001:285
Comeback for midnight football leagues

Comeback for midnight football leagues

Midnight football makes a return at two locations in Moray next week.
Tree thinning at Millbuies

Tree thinning at Millbuies

Tree thinning operations will be taking place at Millbuies country park at Longmorn over the next week or two.
Moray households urged to recycle Christmas food waste

Moray households urged to recycle Christmas food waste

A festive appeal has been issued to households in Moray to recycle any Christmas leftovers as part of a drive to vastly reduce the amount of food waste being dumped at the council’s Dallachy landfill site.
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Weather's getting a bit chillier so the gritting schedule's back on.

Possibility of some ice up on the Dava, Dufftown and Tomintoul, elsewhere looking clear.
Western Link Road design changes published

Western Link Road design changes published

Detail of the design changes presented to objectors earlier are now published on the council's website
Taxi marshals prepare for 'mad Friday'

Taxi marshals prepare for 'mad Friday'

Office party Friday preparations under way for Elgin's taxi marshals as part of the Safer Streets campaign
Difficult financial position now made worse, says council convener

Difficult financial position now made worse, says council convener

Moray Council is set to receive £5m less from the Scottish Government for its day-to-day spending in the coming financial year.
Young Keith Grammar pupil chosen as one of Scotland's Young Ambassador for Inclusion

Young Keith Grammar pupil chosen as one of Scotland's Young Ambassador for Inclusion

Ellie Broadley was chosen to represent Moray as part of the new Scotland’s Young Ambassadors for Inclusion programme developed by Education Scotland.
Museum's funding application rejected

Museum's funding application rejected

Moray councillors today rejected a funding application for Elgin Museum.
Safer Streets campaign to run again over festive season

Safer Streets campaign to run again over festive season

The Moray Community Safety Partnership will be running its annual Safer Streets initiative once again over the forthcoming festive season.