News

A key milestone has been reached in the transformation of Elgin’s Cooper Park, as planning permission to repurpose the toilet block has now been formally approved.

A brand-new Business Hub has officially opened at Elgin Library, offering a modern, flexible co-working environment for freelancers, remote workers, and small business owners across Moray.

Cllr Peter Bloomfield, Chair of Moray Council’s Police and Fire and Rescue Services Committee, has issued a statement, thanking the firefighters, and emergency service colleagues, who tackled the recent fire at Culbin Forest.

Hythehill Primary School Nursery in Lossiemouth has earned glowing praise from the Care Inspectorate for providing a warm, supportive, and engaging learning environment where children thrive.

The 2024 Annual Report for the Moray Growth Deal (MGD) highlights the considerable progress made over the past year as projects advance from planning into delivery.

Moray Council has today (21 May 2025) confirmed it will progress the permanent closure of Crossroads Primary School in Grange, near Keith.

Moray Council Chief Executive, Karen Greaves BEM, and Council Leader, Cllr Kathleen Robertson, have issued a statement on the condition of Buckie High School, following reports of health and safety concerns.

Moray Council has unveiled an updated five-year plan to promote and preserve the use of Gaelic across the region.

Moray Council is delighted to announce that Moray Arts Development Engagement (M:ADE) is its creative partner for the redevelopment of the former Gordon Arms Hotel and M&Co premises in the heart of Elgin.

A consultation has been launched into BT’s proposals to remove 11 public payphones from across Moray.

A popular cycling event, aimed at encouraging people to take to their bikes more frequently, is to return for 2025.

Moray Council’s Education, Children’s and Leisure Services Committee today (13 May 2025) agreed on investment decisions regarding the future of Buckie High School.