Politics

Moray shortbread-maker’s life and achievements are hailed in UK Parliament.

The imminent closure of a Moray shopping centre is to be brought before the Scottish Parliament this week.

2024 opened the door to a new and unexpected world for a new north-east MP.

The family of Nairn’s Alistair Wilson, murdered in 2004, said they were “extremely grateful” to the First Minister after he met with them yesterday.

Ambulance crews and patients were left facing two hour turnaround times at Dr Gray’s Hospital recently, it has been revealed.

But goods vehicles could see the speed limit increase on single and dual carriageways by 10mph.

The closure of a major Moray shopping centre has seen local political representatives express their shock at the news.

The First Minister has met the family of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson, whose murder remains unsolved after more than two decades.

Highlands and Islands Conservative MSP Douglas Ross takes a look ahead to what 2025 holds.

A Buckie-based MSP talks about the bolt out of the blue that was to change his life.

Radical new approaches need to be adopted to avoid the Scottish fishing industry being crushed, a fishermen’s organisation has warned.

It has been a busy yet rewarding year for a local MSP as the challenges of 2025 await.

Digital connectivity could cause headaches for rural households in the new year, says Aberdeenshire North and Moray East MP Seamus Logan.

Roadworks in a north-east town are causing “misery”, Holyrood was told by MSP Douglas Ross.

A tractor rally of almost 200 farmers protested against Labour’s family farm tax.

A gay man has opened up on how his perception of same-sex marriage has changed over the years.

A retired Moray doctor has been rewarded for his long service to the Scottish Liberal Democrats.

A councillor broke down in tears while apologising for the way her administration group has handled library closure proposals.

The Transport Secretary’s response after waiting months before the publication of a major report was called an ‘insult’ to people in the North East.

New analysis shows that Speyside Glenlivet has more than three times the proportion of short-term lets compared to the Moray average.