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HOPEMAN Amateur Dramatic Society are preparing for a weekend of magic and mystery as they bring their annual pantomime to the stage.
Dr. Gray's Hospital has continued to grapple with overcapacity issues, with more than 100 per cent of beds 'regularly' occupied.
Around 180 people attended the celebrations and danced the night away from music to MacTa.
A BURST water main has caused disruption along Elgin High Street
THE campaigners are bringing their fight for the return of Hopeman and Burghead Doctor's surgery to Holyrood.
ALL ScotRail services across the country will be suspended, as extreme weather from Storm Joceyln arrives.
LAST year, local councillors voted in favour of a 39 per cent increase to the charge for green waste bin permits for 2024.
NHS Grampian is working with The Migraine Trust with the aim to improve the treatment and management of migraine in the region.
READERS have reacted to the news of Scotland's XL Bully ban.
Our readers, along with The Northern Scot's photographers have been taking lots of pictures of Moray's snowy scenes.
THE recent spell of freezing temperatures in Moray has left residents in several areas with uncollected bins.
MORE than 200 members of staff were made redundant on Monday.
"It is a shame Scotland didn't take the time to find a better solution instead of taking the easy way out."
The Macallan Estate has been given the green light for their solar project.
MORAY is experiencing snowy conditions, with freezing cold temperatures across the region.
A MORAY mum is leading efforts to bring XL Bullies to Scotland ahead of the Scottish Government's plan to replicate the ban in England and Wales.
AN inspirational Lossiemouth teacher has reflected on how it felt to be named Primary Teacher of the Year at the Heroes awards last year.
ON New Year's Day more than 100 brave swimmers took a freezing cold dip into the icy waters of Hopeman's East Beach for the annual Hopeman Loony Dook
A NHS Grampian surgeon, who treats patients from Moray and Aberdeenshire, has been named UK trainer of the year in his speciality.
The award is given by the Prime Minister and recognises outstanding volunteers who are making a change in their community.
