News

COUNCILLORS in Moray today (Tuesday 22 Feb) agreed to increase Council Tax by 3 per cent for the financial year 2022-23.

CARE Day 2022 has been marked in Moray with the raising of a flag at Moray Council HQ, designed with input from Moray’s care experienced young people.

MORAY residents interested in becoming a councillor are being encouraged to attend an information session on 1 March.

A series of drop-in sessions have been scheduled in towns across Moray to provide more information on the Learning Estate Strategy which aims to provide learning environments that connect people, places and learning.  

TENANTS living in Moray Council-owned homes are increasingly satisfied with housing services, according to the latest tenant survey.

Moray Council is changing how it charges for use of its 26 electric vehicle (EV) charging points across the region to offer better value for drivers.

Moray Council recorded a 17% reduction in its annual carbon emissions in 2020/21, as reported to the Scottish Government.

Moray Council has agreed to allocate £160,000 of Scottish Government funding on a plan for the ongoing coastal erosion issues along the Moray coastline, including a plan in Kingston.

Two schools in Elgin are to have their pilot scheme to reduce traffic around schools made permanent.

Two new pop-up shops have opened in Buckie, as part of Moray’s Economic Recovery Plan.

Moray libraries have joined forces with Robert Gordon University to uncover stories and the history of Culbin, the disappeared village.

MORAY Council will close the Cloddach Bridge, near Birnie, to all motorised vehicles with effect from tomorrow (4 Feb).