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Dorothy and Alex Marshall of Pilmuir Road disagree with a local councillor’s belief that community can live harmoniously with nesting gulls.
Offers over £143,000 will be now be considered for Rafford Church.
Green Councillor presenting Climate Change Strategy calls for support from community.
Friends of the Falconer Museum source 14 volunteers ready to run facility for Moray Council.
Programme of commemorative events to honour those who served in Second World War.
Moray Council and Amey are clearing local roads and the A96 to keep traffic flowing during Storm Floris.
Riverview Park Residents Association volunteers are revamping a public path the River Findhorn.
Architect M & J Design to convert Alves Old Parish Church into a three bedroom home with garage.
MSPs Douglas Ross and Fergus Ewing want decisive action following more accidents and resultant deaths on the A96.
The Forres trishaw scheme launched in May offers free passenger rides in the town needs more pilots.
Seven squads of 10 competed in the Charlie Tull Legacy football tournament at Grant Park.
Councillors Draeyk van der Horn, Neil McLennan and John Stuart want decisive action to address Scotland’s growing wildfire risk.
Randolph Lane playpark has been upgraded with funding from the Scottish Government.
Castle Street resident Mark Donald is re-opening his Star Wars garden in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
Travellers were based at two sites in Forres for a combined seven weeks.
The air ambulance landed at Roysvale on Thursday evening.
Administrator, mum and volunteer Tina Coffey names as Forres Rotary Citizen of the Year.
Greshop Industrial Estate-based ReBOOT is using Berry Burn wind farm funding to reduce digital exclusion.
The annual Royal Findhorn Yacht Club Regatta attracted competitors aged eight to 80-years-old over July 12 and 13.
Trevor Roberts spent a month on his bike cycling 1163 from Lands End to John o’Groats and home to Culloden.
