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Plans for a 261-house development in Lossiemouth have narrowly been given the go-ahead.

Moray Council is lending its support to a Scottish Government social media and public relations campaign to raise awareness of the benefits of human rights for people in their everyday lives.

Additional ‘no waiting’ restrictions are to be put in place near Elgin Cathedral while replacement street lighting is installed.

Moray Council’s local heritage centre is on the verge of relocating to its new home at Elgin library

Moray Council is looking for more people to care for adults in their own home.

Parents with children attending any of Elgin’s primary schools are being invited to a drop-in session later this month to find out more about new catchment areas approved by Moray councillors.

Volunteers are being sought to help deliver community and rural development in Moray.

People are being urged to look out First World War memorabilia for a Moray’s War open day being held at Elgin library later this month.

Moray Council’s libraries service will be celebrating Book Week Scotland 2015 from November 23 to 29.

New catchment areas for primary schools in Elgin have been approved by Moray councillors.

Moray councillors have taken an important step towards joining two other north-east authorities in building a facility which will produce energy from household waste.

The vast majority of street lights in towns and villages across Moray are to be replaced with more energy efficient technology.