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Dangerous ‘squishy’ toys seized from Moray shops

Trading Standards officers in Moray have seized a number of potentially dangerous toys from local shops this week, following concerns about their safety.

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Keith Grammar pupils set for world stage at underwater robotics championship

Pupils from Keith Grammar are preparing to make a splash on the world stage as they travel to Canada to represent Scotland at the MATE ROV World Championship.

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Success of Community Safety partnership in Moray highlighted in report

The success of a partnership aimed at improving community safety across Moray has been highlighted in a new report, as work continues on a new strategy for the next four years.

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Moray Council to pilot new approach to rural housing allocations

Moray Council is to pilot a new approach to allocating homes in rural areas in a bid to better support local employment, essential services and the long-term sustainability of remote communities.

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Consultation to launch on Moray Council housing policies

Moray Council is consulting on updated housing policies covering estate management, pets and home alterations.

Tenant member of Moray Council's Tenant Editorial Panel, Liz McKnockiter (left) and Tenant Participation Customer Engagement Officer, Rebecca Irons (right) with the 'Good Practice in Communicating with Tenants and Residents' Award from the Tenant Participation Advisory Service Scotland Awards 2026.

Moray Council celebrates double success at national housing awards

Moray Council is celebrating a double win at a prestigious national awards ceremony, recognising excellence in tenant communication and participation.

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New affordable homes officially handed over at Speyview, Aberlour

Springfield Partnerships, part of The Springfield Group, has handed over 39 new affordable homes built at Speyview, Aberlour, with new Moray Council tenants already settling in.  

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Smarter Working project delivers major benefits for Moray Council services

Moray Council’s Smarter Working project has delivered significant financial, operational and community benefits, transforming how the Council uses its buildings and delivers services.

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Moray Council sets out new 10 year vision for tourism

Moray Council is set to approve a new long-term strategy that will shape how tourism is developed, managed and promoted across the area over the next decade.

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External funding brings major investment boost for Moray communities

Moray Council’s Economic Development and Infrastructure Services Committee has welcomed strong progress in securing and delivering external funding to support communities, regeneration and local economic growth across Moray.

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Optional test dig now available from Moray burial services

A new optional ‘test dig’ has been introduced in Moray burial grounds, helping to give lair owners more certainty about future burial arrangements.

Moray Councillors sign the Jo Cox Civility Pledge.

Back row L-R: Cllr Sandy Keith; Cllr Elaine Kirby; Cllr Paul McBain; Cllr Neil Cameron; Cllr David Gordon.

Middle L-R: Cllr John Stuart; Cllr Amber Dunbar; Cllr Donald Gatt.

Second row L-R: Cllr James Allan; Cllr Draeyk Van Der Horn; Cllr Marc Ma

Moray councillors back Jo Cox Civility Pledge on 10th anniversary of her death

Moray councillors have signed up to the Jo Cox Civility Pledge, marking the 10th anniversary of the MP’s death and committing to a more respectful way of doing politics locally.