News

Following Moray Council setting most charges for 2024/25 in January, elected members have now approved the cost for Fitlife? membership, which will be introduced from 1 April 2024.

Communities across Moray are being encourage to get involved with the continued roll-out of the region’s on-demand bus service, m.connect.

Moray Council has adopted a new corporate plan to promote the vision for the future of the local area, based on feedback from a workforce and public consultation.

Following consultation with tenants, Moray Council has today (Wed 28 February 2024) approved an increase of 7.7% for council house rents.

Moray Councillors have today (Wednesday 28 February) agreed to freeze council tax for 2024/25.

For the first time in 10 years, Moray Council has set a cross-party budget. Support across the chamber has secured the local authority’s £278.8m budget for the financial year ahead.

Moray’s representatives on the Scottish Youth Parliament have been congratulated on their electoral success.

A forum that advises Moray Council on public access in the countryside and upholds land access rights is on the look-out for new members.

Letterfourie in Buckie and Tomnavoulin near Glenlivet are the latest play areas to benefit from refurbishment and new equipment.

Moray Council’s Education, Communities and Leisure committee has today (Tuesday 20 February) scrutinised the Additional Support Needs (ASN) review and action plan.

Moray Council’s Education, Children’s and Leisure Services Committee has today (Tuesday 20 February 2024) considered report on the increasing reports of disruptive behaviour in Moray’s schools.

Moray Council’s Education, Communities and Leisure committee has today (Tuesday 20 February) been updated on the 2023 Curriculum for Excellence levels (ACEL) achieved by school pupils Moray.