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Moray Council has made two vacant business units available to a local group set up to co-ordinate Moray’s response to the Syrian refugee crisis.

Cullen library is looking for volunteers to read stories to toddlers and pre-school children at weekly storytime sessions.

People are being encouraged to search attics and cupboards for First World War memorabilia ahead of an event at Keith library later this month.

Moray Council’s trading standards team is warning local residents not to be taken in by the latest telephone scam to hit the area.

Results of workshop with objectors to be revealed in new design of link road.

Heldon and Laich by-eklection sees Independent Dennis Slater elected

Moray councillors are to be asked to press ahead with plans to alter the catchment areas of six primary schools in Elgin.

A terrace of four new industrial units has been completed at Burghead harbour.

Moray councillors today approved a draft Gaelic language plan for public consultation.

Moray councillors today agreed today to fund urgent repairs to a structure which forms part of historic Kinloss Abbey.

Moray Council’s trading standards section is throwing its weight behind a national Police Scotland campaign to crack down on rogue traders who call on unsuspecting victims in their own homes.

A survey of pupils carried out as a first step towards creating an anti-bullying policy for Moray schools has generated a record response.