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Moray Council has approved proposals for a new after school activities programme designed to support families, reduce child poverty and help parents access work and training.

A review of mobile phone use in Moray schools has shown clear benefits for pupils, staff and families, with calmer classrooms, better focus and improved behaviour reported across the area.

Pupils from Forres Academy will this week travel to the UK’s highest court, after becoming the only school in Scotland selected for a prestigious national debating programme. 

An annual cycling event aimed at encouraging people to get on their bikes is making a return for 2026.

Trading Standards officers in Moray have seized a number of potentially dangerous toys from local shops this week, following concerns about their safety.

Pupils from Keith Grammar are preparing to make a splash on the world stage as they travel to Canada to represent Scotland at the MATE ROV World Championship.

The success of a partnership aimed at improving community safety across Moray has been highlighted in a new report, as work continues on a new strategy for the next four years.

Moray Council is to pilot a new approach to allocating homes in rural areas in a bid to better support local employment, essential services and the long-term sustainability of remote communities.

Moray Council is consulting on updated housing policies covering estate management, pets and home alterations.

Moray Council is celebrating a double win at a prestigious national awards ceremony, recognising excellence in tenant communication and participation.

Springfield Partnerships, part of The Springfield Group, has handed over 39 new affordable homes built at Speyview, Aberlour, with new Moray Council tenants already settling in.  

Moray Council’s Smarter Working project has delivered significant financial, operational and community benefits, transforming how the Council uses its buildings and delivers services.