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Moray Council is introducing an increased level of prioritisation of welfare grants to ensure those with the highest rating of need are supported.

Voluntary and community bodies (VCOs) in Moray that lease property from the Council will now need to meet additional eligibility criteria to apply for a rent rebate.

A new tariff for use of Moray Council-operated electric vehicle charging points has been introduced.

A growing number of tradespeople have signed up to Moray Council’s Trusted Trader scheme, adopted to help protect householders from poor quality workmanship and doorstep crime.

Elgin Academy has become the first secondary school in Moray to achieve the gold award in the Scottish Book Trust’s Reading Schools programme.

Moray Council has welcomed an announcement from the Scottish Government that its bid for coastal change adaptation funding has been successful.

Moray Council has set its charges for services for 2024/25.

Moray Council has approved spending of up to £49.662m for capital projects during 2024/25.

Moray Council has updated its petitions process to make it more user friendly for young residents in the area.

Moray’s children and young people were safer from the risk of abuse or neglect because of the effectiveness of multi-agency approaches to identifying and responding to concerns.

Moray Council is looking for an artist to deliver proposals identified through the Buckie Town Centre Improvement Plan.

Football fever has gripped Buckie and Jags midfielder, Marcus Goodall, went for a kick around with school pupils ahead of his club’s Scottish Cup game on Sunday (21 January) against Celtic.