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Moray Council transportation team is holding a public consultation event about proposals to improve road and pedestrian safety in Lossiemouth on Thursday 18 April.

Moray Council is inviting local coastal communities to input to the new process for adapting to changes to the coastline due to climate change.

Officers from Moray Council’s Trading Standards team, with assistance from Police Scotland, seized £2,000 worth of illegal tobacco from a 47 year old male.

This year’s significant anniversary of the D Day landings is to be marked in Findhorn, on the Moray Coast, while major services take place in Normandy and Portsmouth.

Ten sonic devices have been installed in Elgin ahead of gull breeding season.

Greenwards Primary School Choir competed in the Inverness Music Festival on 15 March 2024, receiving distinction and taking home the trophy.

The report and recommendations will be considered in full at a future full council meeting before summer recess at a date to be confirmed.

Moray Council’s Education, Communities and Leisure committee has today (Wednesday 27 March) agreed to move from the current Paired Head Teacher policy to a wider Federation policy.

Moray Council has confirmed burial charges for 2024/25 will increase to allow for full cost recovery.

Moray Council has today (Wed 27 March 2024) agreed to contribute £2.7m to the £4.23m needed to replace the Cloddach Bridge, near Birnie.

Moray Council has launched a public engagement exercise around the site selection for the new Forres Academy.

Moray residents now have access to reliable local traders under a Moray Council-backed Trusted Trader scheme.