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Taxi fares in Moray are to increase by 10% from 10 December 2022.

Moray Council is overseeing the removal of 55 beech trees at Nelson’s Tower in Forres this month, funded by Forres Features.

The new Active Travel Strategy aims to build on the increase in walking and cycling in Moray over the next five years.

A future vision for Mannachie Park in Forres has been unveiled by Moray Council and the Park steering group.

Six Moray towns are now eligible to apply for up to £5,000 each for greening and new planting.

Members of Moray Council’s Education, Children’s and Leisure Services Committee agreed, on 28 September 2022, to mothball Crossroads Primary School.

Moray Libraries are taking part in a national Memories Scotland reminiscence project with taster sessions of a new Memory Group at Elgin Library. 

Moray Councillors have today (Monday 7 November) agreed that Forres Academy should be prioritised for Scottish Government Learning Estate Improvement Programme (LEIP) Phase 3 funding.

Moray Council has been awarded £881,000 to support the area’s transition towards a zero carbon economy.

Residents living in Moray’s 18 conservation areas are being offered financial support to repair or install traditional windows.

Moray Council’s Education, Children’s and Leisure Services Committee has heard that the attainment gap for literacy and numeracy in secondary schools is closing.

Over £2.1m will be spent on Active Schools and Community Sport in Moray over the next four years.