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Moray Council has approved a comprehensive programme of strategic investments for the 2025/26 financial year, focusing on transportation, environmental protection, and infrastructure resilience.

Moray Council has carefully considered, but opted not to adopt, a community petition requesting a series of road safety measures on the A941, but has confirmed that some of the suggestions align with existing planned improvements on the route.

Moray Council has reaffirmed its commitment to evidence-based road management by noting the latest Road Condition Indicator (RCI) results and continuing to develop its Roads Asset Management Planning (RAMP) approach.

Moray Council’s Economic Development and Infrastructure Services Committee has approved a revised Berthing Policy for its leisure harbours, aiming to enhance harbour operations and improve clarity for berth holders.

Flags have been lowered at Moray Council’s headquarters in Elgin, to mark International Workers' Memorial Day.

Moray Council will lower flags above HQ to half-mast on Saturday to mark the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis.

A trailblazing Scottish footballer is giving two public talks in Elgin on Wednesday 7 May, exploring the issue of homophobia in sport.

A fascinating guide revealing the Gaelic origins of Moray’s place names is being made available for free at venues across the region.

Moray Council has launched a consultation on proposals to formally manage overnight stays for campervans and motorhomes at designated council-owned locations.

The Elgin Business Improvement District (BID) renewal ballot has not secured enough support, meaning the BID will not continue beyond its current term.

Moray Council is inviting the local community to take part in an eight week consultation on the proposed disposal of land at Clovenside Cemetery, Forres.

Several businesses previously based in the St Giles Centre have successfully relocated to new premises across Elgin, supported by Moray Council’s Business Support Grant.