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Older people in the Tomintoul area are being given the opportunity of a free taster session being hosted by the local Be Active Life Long group in the Richmond Memorial Hall on Wednesday (August 26).

A survey to help inform an anti-bullying approach in Moray schools went live for pupils this morning.

A bus service linking Tomintoul and Grantown-on-Spey could be set to continue over the winter following a successful trial.

Members of Moray Council’s licensing committee will decide this week whether to move forward with implementing a requirement for taxi drivers to submit a medical report with their licence applications.

Five new members have been elected to Portknockie Community Council following an interim election.

A draft masterplan for a major new housing and commercial development on the outskirts of Elgin will go before councillors next week.

A draft homelessness strategy covering the next three years has been approved by Moray councillors.

Moray councillors today approved a draft policy on sustainable schools, despite attempts to have the issue deferred.

Pupils across Moray’s schools are to be asked to take part in a survey to establish the prevalence of bullying in the classroom and in the playground.

A scheme which entitles youngsters to cut-price bus travel to and from Elgin is to be relaunched.

Councillors are to be asked to approve a draft policy for the future of sustainable schools in Moray.

Moray Council’s local heritage centre at East End primary school could be on the move to Elgin Library.