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In line with current Coronavirus restrictions, Moray Libraries are set to recommence hosting art exhibitions at Elgin Library Gallery from July this year. 

Moray Council has received almost £43,000 in NatureScot funding to support employment of two new Seasonal Rangers, to ensure the area is prepared for an anticipated increase in home visitors.

Moray Council has received an additional £256,000 of Scottish Government funding to further strengthen the existing summer activity programme.

Moray Council has reiterated its commitment to the Service families in Moray by signing the revised Armed Forces Covenant.

Moray Council representatives have agreed to give a £5,000 donation from SGN to Keith Common Good Fund, following widespread gas outages earlier this year.

PRIMARY school children in Moray have the opportunity to become Wild World Heroes this summer as they embrace reading for pleasure. 

COASTEERING, gorge-walking, kayaking, circus skills and film-making are just some of the activities young people in Moray can get involved in through a new youth programme called re:connect.

Moray Council has extended the public consultation on the draft Elgin City Centre Masterplan to 30 July.

A PLAQUE to commemorate HRH The Duke of Edinburgh’s legacy through his awards scheme launched in Moray was unveiled today, on what would have been the Duke’s 100^th birthday.

The award which HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, won at school and which went on to form the inspiration for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, is being re-launched for all schoolchildren in Moray to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Moray Council has reported its street lighting upgrade work is to be completed significantly under budget.

SECONDARY schools in Moray are flying the rainbow flag to celebrate Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ+) Pride month, which begins today (1 June).