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Voluntary groups and community organisations have less than two weeks left to bid for a share of £60,000 to boost activities which will make a difference to the lives of young people in the Forres area.

Nearly 300 Early Learning & Childcare (ELC) practitioners, primary teachers, head teachers and nursery managers welcomed the opportunity to work with leading early years educator, Greg Bottrill, during May’s in-service training days.

The successful improvement journey undertaken by Millbank Primary School to raise pupils’ achievement and attainment, has been recognised by Education Scotland.

Communities across Moray and Banffshire will be coming together this weekend to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

Moray youth workers have been undertaking a learning journey of their own to build their knowledge, enhance their skills in working with young people and add to their professional qualifications.

The popular Dial M bus service is being enhanced and rebranded as m.connect – an on-demand bus service covering the whole of Moray.

Strathisla Community Council has been given three months to resolve membership issues to avoid being disbanded.

Moray Council has approved a new menopause policy to support their workforce to be treated with dignity and respect.

Moray Council has today (Tuesday 25 April) agreed how to allocate £15,000 in each of the eight council wards on local ward priorities.

Education Scotland has today (Tuesday 25 April) published its inspection report following a visit to Forres Academy in January.

Catering teams at Moray Council have been recognised for their efforts to put more local food on school dinner plates and serve freshly prepared and sustainable meals.

A new initiative between RAF Lossiemouth, 39 Engineer Regiment and Moray Council to help children from military families thrive in school, launches soon.