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Moray Council is hosting a public drop-in event on the developing plans for the regeneration of Elgin Town Hall.

After a six year closure North Street in Elgin is due to re-open on Monday 5 August 2024.

Moray Council’s m.connect transport service has seen a significant growth in journeys over the last year.

Moray Council has awarded over £109,000 to eligible arts, culture and heritage groups for round two of the UK Government funded Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) grant scheme.

The Moray Growth Deal (MGD) annual report 2023 details the extensive work carried out in the last year to progress projects from development to delivery.

Two S5 pupils from Moray have finished a four-week internship at Moray Council as part of the Career Ready Programme.

Moray Council is asking members of the public to avoid an area of Lossiemouth’s West Beach due to a stranded minke whale being washed up.

Moray Council is inviting its housing tenants to share their views in its three-yearly tenant satisfaction survey.

Dyke Primary School experienced a range of emotions on Thursday 27 June, during their annual prize-giving ceremony. This year's event was extra special as it included farewell presentations for the retiring Headteacher, Mr. Simpson, and class teacher, Mrs. Sheena Tulloch.

Moray Council has raised the Armed Forces flag ahead of National Armed Forces Day (Saturday 29 June 2024) to recognise and celebrate Moray’s military and defence community.

Applegrove Primary School has been awarded the prestigious National Nurturing Schools Award. The award recognises the school’s dedication to creating a caring and supportive environment for all its pupils.

Moray Council’s updated Antisocial Behaviour Policy will see a third new Community Warden employed by the authority, with the team now comprised of five wardens.