Community

WHAT lifestyle lessons can we learn from Denmark? – that will be the big question at a forthcoming film and Q&A event.

Councillor Draeyk van der Horn is fighting to have 'cancer causing' weed killer completely phased out.

Pupils Emily-Rose Logan and Fergus Ingram, Arthur Schiller and Gregory Davis will now represent the ASG in the regional final.

A BUCKIE taekwondo enthusiast has set up a non-profit community club to encourage others to take up the sport.

Forres Victoria Indoor Bowling Club’s open pairs competition was organised in memory of young Caitlin Dustan.

A FLEDGLING resource in Fochabers for local people hit hard by the cost of living crisis has been making a real difference in the community.

English and RME teachers helped library staff put on a themed party to raise funds for this year’s YPI competition.

The deal will see all the money collected from this promotion going to Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

NETHERHA Care Home in Buckie and Help for Heroes are hosting a World War II-themed commemoration this weekend called Back in Time.

Detours will be in place while resurfacing is carried out between the Greshop roundabout and west of A940 Market Street.

The community is invited to check out a new means of voluntary transport to launch next month.

Scottish group Heisk promise to share their love for traditional music and desire to foster greater gender representation.

A BUCKIE-based care home group is set to provide a funding boost for local community organisations through a new fund.

Recruits are wanted for a living lab at Forres Town Hall today to measure the effectiveness of new approaches to healthcare.

IRISH eyes were smiling at the Cullen Skink World Championships as St Patrick's Day turned out to be one to remember for a Moray hotel owner.

THE Vikings were back in the north-east when Scottish Opera paid a visit to Cluny Primary.

The Archie Foundation raised more than £1.6 million in 2023 to support babies, children and families.

TWO Keith care homes have joined forces in a bid to bring the local community together through a series of fun and inclusive activities.

THE Church of Scotland's main ambassador is to appear on Keith Community Radio (KCR) next week, in a move which has sparked local excitement.

THE charity has more than 260 members across Moray.