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Moray Council’s Education, Children’s and Leisure Services Committee has agreed on plans for how £485,000 of Scottish Government funding will be used to strengthen support for children and young people with additional support needs (ASN). 

Moray Council has shared an update on the future Buckie High School project as it continues to work towards an affordable option.  

Nearly half of Moray’s school pupils are now taking part in extra-curricular sporting activities, exceeding the national average of 40%, according to a new report.

An innovative programme that uses sport to support people affected by mental health issues or addiction has reached a major milestone, hosting its 250th session.

Moray Council has announced the return of its popular Free After Three festive parking initiative in Elgin, running from Saturday 6 December until Saturday 3 January 2026.

Moray Council has submitted an application to the Court of Session for permission to use part of Roysvale Park for the new Forres Academy development.   

Moray Council is inviting residents to have their say on how £133,000 from the Coastal Communities Fund will be allocated to support local projects that benefit our coastal areas. 

A consultation has been launched on a new housing policy aimed at improving support for people affected by domestic abuse across Moray.

Moray Council has achieved the lowest level of tenant rent arrears of any local authority in Scotland, according to a new report.

Moray Council has approved its updated Rent Management Policy, strengthening support for tenants while maintaining effective rent management.

The Elgin Neighbourhood Board, in partnership with Moray Council, is inviting residents to contribute their views on the future of Cooper Park as part of the development of an updated Masterplan.

An innovative Moray Council partnership project using recycled Christmas trees to protect sand dunes in Lossiemouth has won a top national honour at the COSLA Excellence Awards.