News

Moray Council has adopted a new Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Strategy and Expansion Plan to assist in the Scotland-wide aim of phasing out new petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2032.

Moray Council’s Economic Development and Infrastructure Services Committee has today (Tuesday 7 February) agreed to keep the Cloddach Bridge closed to vehicles but open to pedestrians and cyclists, while monitoring its condition.

Moray Council’s Active Travel team is looking for ideas from the Buckie community on how to spend £25,000 on cycle parking, cycle shelters, and repair stations in and around the area.

Moray Council has agreed a 5% increase in the sustainable rate it pays partner nurseries and childminders who work with the council to deliver funded Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) hours.

Moray Council has declared a Nature Emergency, similar to the Council’s declaration of a Climate Emergency in 2019.

Moray Council has approved Monday 8 May as an additional day of annual leave to mark the celebrations of His Majesty King Charles III’s coronation.

Moray Council will no longer appoint a Governor to the Dick Bequest Trust board.

Moray residents are being encouraged to order their garden waste permits by 5 March 2023.

Moray Council’s Corporate Committee has agreed to give more consideration to Elgin’s parking issues.

Moray Council has approved charges for services for 2023/24 after a freeze last year.

Moray Council is looking for community proposals for the future of Fife Park Pavilion in Keith.

Moray Council has agreed its local plan for Empty Property Rates relief, following responsibility being handed to local authorities.