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Detail of the design changes presented to objectors earlier are now published on the council's website

Office party Friday preparations under way for Elgin's taxi marshals as part of the Safer Streets campaign

Moray Council is set to receive £5m less from the Scottish Government for its day-to-day spending in the coming financial year.

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

Moray councillors today rejected a funding application for Elgin Museum.

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

Public consultation gets under way this week on proposals to establish a new primary school to serve Elgin’s fast-growing south-east suburbs.

The Campbell Christie Public Service Reform award given to Moray Council's Dial M for Moray team this week. The Moray service was selected from 170 submissions across all public sector organisations in Scotland.

Education chiefs from local authorities in north east Scotland have written to parents to reassure them that action is ongoing to keep young people and staff safe following incidents involving weapons in schools.

Moray Council is today flying the flag to raise awareness of the benefits of human rights for people across the area.

Moray Council has launched a survey to better understand how people use its website and what they can do to make it work better for customers.

Moray Council’s trading standards section has come up with a few handy tips to bear in mind when you are doing your Christmas shopping online this year.