New figures have revealed that 20 per cent more frontline complaints against Moray Council were upheld, compared to the average across Scotland.
A council’s dredger required 91 maintenance days and was in use for just 32 days in 2024-25.
New analysis has ranked the north-east as Scotland’s worst area for assaults on emergency services staff - for 10 years running.
Planning permission is being sought for four new wind turbines.
A group of pupil support assistants (PSA) have banded together to raise their concerns around ‘unsafe and unsustainable’ working conditions.
A mother whose autistic and dyslexic son “hit rock bottom” after Moray Council cuts has called for the changes to be reversed.
Health and Social Care Moray’s chief nurse for the area said it was ‘trying to do better’.
Some Moray secondary pupils could lose access to school transport after tougher rules were approved.
A councillor said she is ‘apprehensive’ after recent funding setbacks.
Secondary pupils in Moray could face three-mile walks under tougher school bus rules.
All nine of Moray’s leisure facilities have been ranked.
A council has admitted that parents of children with additional support needs believe "the current system is failing them".
Teachers must be given time and resources to improve collaboration, a meeting has heard.
Plans to build the new Forres Academy on a primary school’s playing field are set to take another step forward.
Moray Council needs “a bit more oomph” to finally finish writing a two-year-late set of emergency planning policies, a meeting has heard.
Councillors have voted for a second time to discuss the St Giles Centre in private, despite warnings that their reputations were “on the line”.
Households have been missing out on free energy saving upgrades as uptake for a council scheme has plummeted.
A new report has revealed an “increase in dampness and mould” throughout Moray’s council houses.
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