Politics

THE lack of progress towards a "desperately needed" and "top priority" new Keith Health Centre has been criticised.

Edward Mountain had been under fire for the £129 bill which, while legal, drew flak from politicians who argued he shouldn't claim for his own error.

MORAY Labour say that the "personal sacrifice" is worth it as "local services matter more".

A new offence which makes it a crime to encourage or assist another person to self-harm has now come into effect.

After a well attended meeting held in Skye, farming union NFU Scotland is to host national a webinar to inform members about the nomination process.

Members of the public are being asked to give their views on the impact of climate change.

Humza Yousaf has been urged to “stop using farmers as a scapegoat” and return the remaining £46 million of funding to the Scottish agriculture budget.

MORAY councillors have raised concerns that a "cast iron" pledge on Elgin and Keith bypasses could be felled by "more backtracking".

MORAY politicians have reacted to the "deeply alarming" destruction of several hundred patient records by a sewage leak at Dr Gray's Hospital.

THE funds were raised through Mr Lochhead's Christmas card competition.

A RECENTLY-approved Moray Council development could leave residents feeling stuck and isolated.

A RECENTLY-approved Moray Council development could leave residents feeling stuck and isolated.

FIRST Minister Humza Yousaf has revealed the date for an upcoming briefing on the future of A96 dualling plans.

SCOTTISH XL Bully dogs will be subject to the same controversial rules introduced in England, First Minister Humza Yousaf has confirmed.

First Minister Humza Yousaf has written to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to exonerate those wrongly convicted of criminal offences under Scottish Law.

NORTH of Scotland referrals to a terrorism prevention programme have nearly halved, new figures show.

A WEEK, as the saying goes, is a long time in politics so a year can bring with it a seemingly never-ending rollercoaster of challenges and triumphs.

It is estimated there are now around 1 million wild deer in Scotland, figures which show they require proper management.

A YEAR after the Scottish Government's deadline for an A96 dualling review outcome – politicians have attacked the “completely unacceptable” delay.

1974 started with the implementation of the Three-Day Week to conserve electricity in the face of restricted fuel supplies.