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Cash boost for local projects across Moray through Common Good Funds

Communities across Moray have benefitted from hundreds of thousands of pounds of investment, as new figures highlight the impact of the area’s Common Good Funds.

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Moray Council approves new Climate Change Strategy to drive action to net zero by 2045

Moray Council has approved its updated Climate Change Strategy 2026–2036, setting out how it will cut emissions, strengthen resilience to climate impacts, and support a greener local economy over the next decade.

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No Short-Term Let Control Areas for Moray

Moray Council has agreed not to introduce Short-Term Let Control Areas across the region at this time, following a detailed review of local evidence.

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Council decision on Portgordon school transport petition

Moray Council has today rejected petitions calling for the reinstatement of a dedicated school bus between Portgordon and Buckie High School.

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Recognition for Moray’s sport volunteers at annual awards

Volunteers, young leaders and sport projects have been recognised at the third annual Moray Active Schools and Community Sport Hub Recognition Awards.

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Consultation launched on new school attendance policy to support Moray families

Moray Council is inviting parents, carers, pupils and school staff to share their views on a new school attendance policy designed to strengthen support for children, young people and their families.

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Moray Council agrees next steps in leisure investment programme

Moray Council has agreed the next steps in its programme to invest in and improve local leisure and culture facilities, with a focus on keeping services safe, sustainable and fit for community needs.  

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Armed Forces Day flag raised at Moray Council HQ in Elgin

The Armed Forces Day flag has been raised at Moray Council’s headquarters in Elgin ahead of National Armed Forces Day 2026 (Saturday 27 June) to recognise and celebrate the region’s military and defence community.

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Approval given for first phase of future Buckie High School project

Moray Council has approved the next step in the Future Buckie High School project, agreeing to progress the refurbishment of the Additional Support Needs (ASN) and canteen building as the first phase of the wider school improvement plans.

Three children playing the violin at Moray Music Centre.

Changes to Moray Music Centre transport arrangements approved

Moray Council has approved changes to transport arrangements for the Moray Music Centre following a meeting of the Education, Communities and Leisure Services Committee today (Tuesday 23 June).

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Positive literacy results for Moray school leavers

Moray’s latest secondary school leaver attainment report highlights positive literacy results for 2024/25, with ongoing work continuing to support numeracy and wider qualification outcomes.

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£213,000 Summer of Sport funding boost for Moray sports clubs

Hundreds of children and young people across Moray will have the chance to get active this summer thanks to a £213,000 investment from sportscotland’s Summer of Sport programme.