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Moray Council has completed the second phase of its polling place review and agreed to change the location of two polling places following public feedback.

Moray Council has published its 2025 update to the Climate Change Plan and Routemap to Net Zero, revealing significant progress in reducing carbon emissions across its operations. The report highlights a 40% reduction in recorded emissions since the baseline year of 2017/18, driven by strategic investment and coordinated action across key sectors.

Moray Council has unveiled its strategic vision to secure a fair and proportionate share of the Scottish Government’s North East Just Transition Fund, marking a significant step forward in the region’s journey toward a low-carbon, inclusive economy.

At a meeting of Moray Council’s Corporate Committee today (Tuesday 26 August) details emerged of the £4.054m spent so far in the 2025/26 financial year on capital projects.

Moray Council has confirmed continued progress on two of the region’s most significant regeneration programmes, the Moray Growth Deal (MGD) and the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund (LUF), following its latest capital plan update.

Moray Council has published its latest Equalities Mainstreaming Report and outlined new Equality Outcomes for 2025–2029, reaffirming its commitment to fairness, dignity, and inclusion for all individuals.

Moray Council has approved a new digital strategy that sets out how it will use technology to improve services for residents and support staff over the next three years.

Council house tenants in Moray are being asked to help shape local improvements by joining upcoming estate walkabouts with council staff and elected members.

Moray Council is proud to support Scotland Loves Local Week, running from Saturday 23 to Saturday 30 August 2025.

Moray Council has launched a new online platform designed to make it easier for people across Moray to have their say on local, council-led issues.

The Speyside Challenge, inviting people to walk, wheel or cycle along the Speyside Way in Moray and log their journeys, is returning for a fourth year this September.  

Pupils at St Peter’s Primary in Buckie have teamed up with the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service to encourage people to park safely when driving near the school.