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More than 20,355 postal voting packs have been issued to voters in the Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey constituency ahead of the UK Parliament election.

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Education Scotland inspectors praised the polite and courteous students of Elgin Academy in their latest school report while highlighting areas for improvement.

A community hub for New Elgin and the surrounding area is having an open day on Sunday 23 June and needs help to welcome residents through its doors.

The annual 'Active Schools & Community Sport Team – Thank You Event' was held on Friday 7 June, during National Volunteers Week 2024.

Moray Council has opened a ‘Call for Sites’ for the Local Development Plan 2027.

The staff and children of Tomintoul Nursery have been praised by inspectors from Care Inspectorate for their excellent care, learning and development of positive interactions across the Nursery.

Feedback from a 12-week public consultation on the draft plan has been used to develop the final masterplan, setting out the development of the village over the next 20 years.

Moray Council has formally considered the findings of the Accounts Commission’s Best Value report at a meeting of full council (Tuesday 11 June 2024).

Education Scotland inspectors praised the well-behaved and self-assured pupils at Bishopmill Primary School in their latest report of the school.

Poll card letters for the UK Parliamentary election are being issued to voters in Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey this week.

Seven candidates will contest the forthcoming UK Parliamentary election on 4 July 2024 for the new Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey constituency.

St Sylvester’s Primary School, from Elgin, who won the Moray heat of the Scottish European Educational Trust’s (SEET) annual Euro quiz will compete in the national final next week (Monday 10 June) at the University of Edinburgh.