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Moray Council has approved a new three-year plan aimed at improving housing services, supporting tenants and helping families move out of homelessness more quickly.

Volunteers and local sports initiatives have been celebrated at the second annual Moray Active Schools and Community Sport Hub Recognition Awards.

The dedication and impact of sports volunteers and community initiatives will take centre stage at the second annual Moray Active Schools and Community Sport Hub Recognition Awards.

The success of a partnership designed to help local people overcome barriers to employment and secure sustainable jobs in Moray has been highlighted in their annual report.

Moray Council is introducing new 20mph speed limits on roads in towns and villages across the area. It’s part of a national plan from the Scottish Government to make roads safer by the end of 2025.

Moray Council’s Economic and Infrastructure Services Committee has approved plans for delivering the latest round of funding from the Scottish Government’s Nature Restoration Fund, aimed at supporting local biodiversity projects.

Moray Council has officially agreed a new Masterplan for Buckie Harbour, setting the stage for major developments that will support the long-term aspirations of the region.

Moray Council is inviting the public and local businesses to share their views on proposed traffic changes in Elgin town centre. These changes aim to support upcoming projects funded by the £18.3 million Levelling Up Fund investment, which includes improvements for walking, cycling and public spaces.

Moray Council has published a review of its process for allowing cafes, restaurants, and pubs to place tables, chairs, and other items on public footpaths.

Forres Academy has been praised by Education Scotland for a number of key improvements following a recent follow-up inspection visit.

St Sylvester’s RC Primary School in Elgin has received glowing feedback from Education Scotland for its strong leadership, welcoming atmosphere, and enthusiastic, well-behaved pupils.

Primary school children across Moray are being invited to step into a world of imagination and nature as this year’s Summer Reading Challenge launches with the theme ‘Story Garden: Adventures in Nature and the Great Outdoors’.