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THE theatre group, featuring almost 100 talented youngsters transported Elgin Town Hall audiences to 1920’s New York.
“These shocking revelations fully expose the sleekit behaviour at the heart of the closures of these vital healthcare facilities.”
CAMPAIGNERS have slammed health bosses, for being “in it from the start” in closing two Moray surgeries, as new internal emails surface.
THE rent increase and new policy come into force this month and means that some council tenants will be paying more than £60 extra per month.
OLDER adults in Forres enjoyed an afternoon of music, laughter, and community bonding during the first event of a new social programme.
VEGETABLES grown by people carrying out community service have helped families in need around Moray.
VERONICA Maclean (69) has spent more than 40 years fundraising for charities in Moray.
Where did you roll your egg yesterday?
THE Greyfriars Club, a social group for adults with learning disabilities, hope the community will come together to support them.
THE Home Office has confirmed they have terminated their contract with the Elgin hotel.
THE closure marks the end of an era for many of the centre’s longstanding clubs,
MORAY youngsters are set to transport Elgin Town Hall audiences to 1920’s New York with performances of popular comedy musical Bugsy Malone.
CLICK Whisky Auctions has helped some collectors sell their unused bottles for thousands.
THE organisations were awarded grants, ranging from £3,320 to £20,000 which aim to boost the arts sector in Moray.
HEALTH campaigners had back north boosted by cross-party support.
CAMPAIGN group to attend First Minister's Questions.
THE case from Save our Surgeries campaigners will be brought to First Minister's Questions at the Scottish Parliament tomorrow (Thursday).
COVESEA Lighthouse in Lossiemouth will light up purple to help raise awareness of epilepsy for Purple Day on Tuesday, March 26.
TWO Keith care homes have joined forces in a bid to bring the local community together through a series of fun and inclusive activities.
TOURING theatre company Vision Mechanics will bring their popular children's puppet show to Moray.
