News

Moray Council libraries are pleased to announce the addition of two powerful research tools now available to all library members: The British Newspaper Archive and Ancestry Library Edition.

Elgin Academy has partnered with Hadiach Lyceum №1, named after Olena Pchilka in the Poltava region of Ukraine, to share the joy of reading and build friendships between young people in the UK and Ukraine.  

Community Council election results for Moray have been confirmed.

School-aged musicians across Moray are being invited to take part in the fourth annual Moray Young Musicians competition, with entries for the 2026 event now officially open.

A series of workshops, community-led sessions and drop-in events aimed at getting people online are to take place across Moray next week.

People with an interest in outdoor access in Moray are being encouraged to join a local forum that advises on responsible use of the countryside.

Moray Council has appointed Taylor and Fraser as the main construction contractor to deliver the redevelopment of Elgin Town Hall.

Moray Council has shared its updated British Sign Language (BSL) Plan, setting out how it will work to improve access to services and support for BSL users across the region.

Commerce Street Play Park in Lossiemouth will undergo a redesign with new play equipment following a community vote on Moray Council’s new engagement platform.

All 26 councillors at Moray Council have signed joint letters to STV’s Chief Executive and OFCOM, voicing strong opposition to plans that would see the broadcaster end its dedicated news programme for the north of Scotland.

Moray Council’s leader and Chief Executive have thanked emergency services, staff and the public for their efforts in managing the challenges posed by Storm Amy.

UPDATE: 

The Amber weather warning has now been extended to cover more of Moray from midnight, including most of the north east of the region. The new warning will last until 9pm on Saturday.