Moray Council issues payday loans warning
MORAY Council is urging the public to ask for advice, rather than become burdened with high-interest loans they can not afford.
News
Police killer admits father and son murders
Published: Wed 22 May 2013
A MAN who admitted murdering two police officers - one of them who grew up in Moray - has now admitted killing a father and son.
Fifty jobs created in Forres
Published: Wed 22 May 2013
FIFTY new jobs have been created in Moray with the potential for up to 200 new posts.
Elgin's Cooper Park toilets vandalised
Published: Tue 21 May 2013
MORAY Council has slammed vandals who have targeted public toilets at Elgin's Cooper Park.
World War One education fund
Published: Mon 20 May 2013
SECONDARY schools in Moray can tap into funding for visits to World War One battlefields to commemmorate its centenary next year.
Lossie jets night flying
Published: Sun 19 May 2013
CREWS from 12 (Bomber) Squadron based at RAF Lossiemouth will carry out essential night flying from tomorrow until Thursday.
Moray councillors unite to reshape services
Published: Sun 19 May 2013
COUNCILLORS of all political colours have come together to redesign public services in Moray.
Heavy duty appeal for Fochabers
Published: Sun 19 May 2013
HEAVY events are promising to make a weighty contribution to the Gordon Castle Highland Games and Country Fair in Fochabers today.
Work begins at two Moray nurseries
Published: Sat 18 May 2013
CONSTRUCTION of two new Elgin nurseries got underway this week.
Concerns over community-run libraries in Moray
Published: Sat 18 May 2013
ANGRY campaigners have voiced concerns over the idea of volunteer-run libraries.
Vandals hit Elgin sport pavilion
Published: Fri 17 May 2013
USERS of a Moray playing field have been left reeling after thieves made off with copper water tanks from its well-used pavilion.
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Moray Friends of ARCHIE
Moray appeal hits £80k
THE Moray Friends of ARCHIE appeal has smashed through another major milestone.
"A bug's life" boost for Archie
Published: Fri 22 Mar 2013
A SPECIAL double screening of the classic kids' film, 'A Bug's Life', is set to boost the Moray Friends of ARCHIE appeal. Moray Playhouse will show the film in digital surround sound at 10am on Saturday and Sunday, April 6 and 7.
Poetry night for appeal
Published: Thu 07 Mar 2013
IF YOU are a poet but didn't really know it, or just a fan of poetry, a unique charity event in Moray next week will be right up your street. An evening of live poetry is being staged at the Elgin Gallery and Coffee Shop in Thunderton Place.
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- Police killer admits father and son murders
- Fifty jobs created in Forres
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- Ballantine's bags two more years
- Elgin's Cooper Park toilets vandalised
- World War One education fund
- More the merrier as Dunn goes ballistic
- Lossie jets night flying
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