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Sawmill site

Moray Council updates Levelling Up programme to focus on Auction Mart and Sawmill regeneration

Moray Council has agreed a number of updates to the Elgin Levelling Up Fund programme to ensure projects can be delivered on time and provide the greatest benefit for the local area.

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Wildfire risk summit to take place

A multi-agency summit is taking place in Elgin this afternoon (Thursday 26 February), bringing together key partners to strengthen the area’s response to the growing risk of wildfires.

Councillors praise Buckie harbour investment plans

Progress on Buckie Harbour Masterplan as Council backs next stage of development

Moray Council has agreed the next steps to take forward the Buckie Harbour Masterplan, marking an important milestone in the project to expand and modernise the harbour for future economic growth.

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Moray Council not to recognise Monday 15 June as additional bank holiday

Moray Council has agreed not to recognise Monday 15 June 2026 as an additional local public holiday.

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Moray Council confirms Council Tax rates for 2026/27

Moray Council has confirmed its 2026/27 Council Tax after agreeing indicative Council Tax rates until 2028 last year, to assist with more sustainable financial planning.

Forres Academy

Forres Academy relocation approved by Full Council

Moray Council has today (Wednesday 25 February) unanimously approved plans to relocate Forres Academy to a new, purpose-built school near its current site. 

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Moray Council sets Housing budget for 2026/27

Moray Council has agreed its Housing Revenue Account (HRA) budget for 2026/27, confirming investment in council housing, progress on national housing standards, and the second year of its three‑year rent strategy.

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Moray Council sets balanced budget for 2026/27 amid significant financial pressures

Moray Council has agreed its £311.98m budget for 2026/27 and outlined a three-year financial plan that responds to continuing economic uncertainty, rising service costs and increasing demand for support across local communities.

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Speyside High inspection report released

Confident and motivated young people at Speyside High School have been praised by Education Scotland for their positive approach to learning and the pride they take in their school community.

Cllr Kathleen Robertson and LL Alistair Monkman unveiling the Moray Flag Letters patent, which is framed. It had been covered by the Moray Flag.

Moray Flag Letters Patent unveiled at Moray Council HQ

Moray Council has hosted the official unveiling of the Letters Patent for the Moray Flag, marking a significant milestone in the flag’s journey from community competition to formally recognised symbol.

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Council continues to make strong progress on major transformation programme

Moray Council has reported strong progress in delivering its Transformation Strategy, which aims to modernise services, improve efficiency and ensure the council remains financially sustainable in the years ahead. 

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Gaelic names and naming traditions explored in World Gaelic Week talk

A free online talk exploring Gaelic names and naming traditions is to open Moray’s World Gaelic Week celebrations.