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Moray Council’s Economic Development and Infrastructure Services Committee has this week (Tuesday 5 September) agreed with the principle of raising funds through a local visitor levy.

Skills Development Scotland (SDS) has published the 2023 Annual Participation Measure, which provides a picture of the education, employment and training activity of Scotland’s 16-19 year olds between 1 April 2022 and 31 March 2023.

An adult learner from Moray who battled against the odds to return to education has been shortlisted for the Adult Learners’ Week (ALW) awards in Glasgow.

Moray Libraries’ Summer Reading Challenge was a roaring success in 2023 with over 1,000 young people taking part, the highest number to sign-up since 2018.

The Red Ensign is flying over Moray Council’s HQ in Elgin to mark Merchant Navy Day.

Moray businesses are being invited to ‘meet the buyer’ at the north of Scotland’s largest free procurement event.

Moray Libraries are delighted to be working with local booksellers to host a trio of author events in September.

The aim of the challenge is to log the most journeys, or the most distance covered, by foot or bike, on the popular Speyside Way route, along an upgraded section between Craigellachie and Cragganmore.

Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for Wellbeing, Economy, Fair Work and Energy, Neil Gray MSP, has officially launched Moray’s newest bus service, m.connect.

Iconic sites and landmarks across Moray are taking part in Doors Open Day on Saturday 23 September.

Moray Council is consulting on a draft development framework for green energy and infrastructure developments in the Keith area.

Non-native spruce trees in Millbuies Country Park, near Fogwatt, Moray will be reduced and replaced with native species to increase light and promote new wildlife.