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Enforcement officers from Moray Council’s Trading Standards department recently teamed up with tobacco search dog ‘Rosie’ and her handler, to visit a number of Moray businesses to check for illicit tobacco being sold from them.

Moray Council has submitted a planning application to repurpose the toilet block in Cooper Park, as part of the wider regeneration project funded by £18.3m from the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund.

Keith’s artificial turf pitch is open for bookings following its £200,000 refurbishment.

Moray Council has advised that Dallachy recycling centre at Spey Bay will be closed on Saturdays starting from 3 May 2025.

A scheme designed to revitalise Forres has successfully secured almost £1.8 million, setting the wheels in motion for a range of ambitious projects.

Around 150 pupils from Bishopmill Primary School took to their feet to walk to school together as part of a special ‘walking bus’ event.

More than 600 school pupils took to the field on Saturday to take part in Moray’s largest annual sporting festival for young people.

The Visit Moray Speyside Business Improvement District (BID) renewal ballot has been unsuccessful. As a result, the current BID term will come to an end on March 31, 2025.

Moray Council has unveiled new LED lighting on the Duke of Gordon’s Monument on Ladyhill in Elgin.

Moray Council is inviting parents, carers, pupils, and school staff to help shape a new mobile phone policy aimed at promoting responsible use of mobile technology in educational settings. The public survey is open until Friday 28 March, giving everyone the opportunity to share their views before the final policy is agreed.

An audience at Elgin Academy enjoyed stunning performances from 10 talented secondary school musicians, as the third annual Moray Young Musicians competition took place.

Moray Council has launched the tender process for a main works contractor to undertake the redevelopment of Elgin Town Hall.