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Moray Council’s longest ever serving staff member, of 50 years 5 months and 28 days, has had his retirement marked by senior officers.

The routemap sets out how the council will cut its carbon emissions and takes the next step in the council’s journey to tackle climate change.

Moray Council has today (Wed 6 April) confirmed an action plan to improve resilience across the region in the face of an emergency.

COUNCILLORS have today (Wednesday 6 April) agreed to the provision of a one-off £5k contribution towards consultancy work on a Renewables Income Fund Report to maximise local income associated with renewable energy.

LITTER-PICKING equipment rental and disposal of waste is being offered free-of-charge to local communities.

Pre-school children in Moray are being helped in their transition to primary school in August by Julia Donaldson’s The Everywhere Bear.

FOLLOWING the approval of legislation by the Scottish Government, Moray Council is now required to establish a short-term let licensing scheme by 01 October 2022. 

A total of 42 candidates are standing for 26 seats in the upcoming Moray Council election.

RESIDENTS across Moray will soon be able to attend swimming or fitness room sessions without the need to book in advance.

RETAIL, hospitality and leisure businesses across Moray are to benefit from a 50% non-domestic rates relief scheme in the new financial year.  

Moray Council has agreed the spending plans for 2022/23 on roads, bridges and flood risk management.

RESIDENTS across Moray are invited to take part in a number of activities to celebrate the first-ever World Gaelic Week from 21-27 March 2022.