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PEOPLE using Moray Council's access point are being asked for their patients as workers prepare to move. The information point, housing and revenues receptions are relocating to the new annexe.
POPULAR exhibits from Elgin museum have been uplifted to go under the microscope at Dundee.
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Moray Council has organised an event for local groups interested in taking over assets owned by the local authority.
The seminar, organised by the council, is aimed at helping community groups to consider some of the key issued involved in the transfer of public assets to community ownership.
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LONG-AWAITED work to remove debris from the River Spey looks likely to finally go ahead. Residents at Garmouth and Kingston have spent more than three decades campaigning for remedial work on the
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POLICE say a dog found dead in Moray woodland was killed "unlawfully".
Officers are investigating the discovery of the female border collie in a wooded area near Nether Dallachy, Spey Bay, between February 2 and 3.
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A SELL-OUT crowd witnessed Joe Aitken claim his fifth Bothy Ballads Champion of Champions title in Elgin Town Hall on Saturday night.
The Kirriemuir singer, who qualified after winning the competition at Turriff, tallied an impressive 97 points out of 100 for his rendition of 'The Barnyards o' Delgaty'.
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