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Take a sneak peak inside the new Elgin Poundland

Take a sneak peak inside the new Elgin Poundland

Scheduled to open this summer following renovation.


Picture Flashback: MacMoray 2022 Memories

Picture Flashback: MacMoray 2022 Memories

Today we take a look back the first MacMoray festival in 2022.


NICKY MARR: Humza Yousaf was the least likely to get my vote

NICKY MARR: Humza Yousaf was the least likely to get my vote

With not a single rural MSP in the Scottish cabinet since Humza Yousaf came to power, we have been forgotten, says our columnist.


Runners wanted for flat and fast Forres 10k

Runners wanted for flat and fast Forres 10k

Forres Harriers are inviting runners of all ages and abilities to the annual Benromach 10k.


Runners wanted for flat and fast Forres 10k

Runners wanted for flat and fast Forres 10k

Forres Harriers are inviting runners of all ages and abilities to the annual Benromach 10k.


Buckie’s Roots litter pickers bag themselves remarkable milestone

Buckie’s Roots litter pickers bag themselves remarkable milestone

LITTER pickers from a Buckie community group have bagged themselves an extraordinary milestone.


Gray’s degree show set to celebrate wealth of talent and ambition

Gray’s degree show set to celebrate wealth of talent and ambition

TALENT from across Gray’s School of Art Robert Gordon University will be celebrated in June as the art school prepares for its annual degree show.


Moray badge won by Prince Philip relaunched

Moray badge won by Prince Philip relaunched

Award to boost young people’s creativity and interest in nature


Terms agreed for construction of nearly 40 affordable Moray homes

Terms agreed for construction of nearly 40 affordable Moray homes

INFRASTRUCTURE improvements are expected to get underway on the development this month.


How often can a separated parent see their child if they work shifts?

How often can a separated parent see their child if they work shifts?

How to help when dealing with parenthood after separation?


Skiffs from across Scotland set to converge on Portsoy for rowing event

Skiffs from across Scotland set to converge on Portsoy for rowing event

THE Six Harbour Walk may not be happening this year, but that is not stopping a local water sports club having their own celebrations.


PHOTOS: Great images as ospreys return to Moray

PHOTOS: Great images as ospreys return to Moray

Fishing over the Lossie estuary.


“Fearless and inspiring” 11-year-old schoolgirl stars in mountain biking enduro

“Fearless and inspiring” 11-year-old schoolgirl stars in mountain biking enduro

Alves pupil’s bold biking is putting Moray on the national map.


Maiden Moray Growth Festival labelled “success”

Maiden Moray Growth Festival labelled “success”

THE event ran between April 23 and 25.


Moray teenager picks up first major win at Scottish orienteering championships

Moray teenager picks up first major win at Scottish orienteering championships

Notable medal successes for local orienteering group on national stage.


Is Moray Council’s dredger the Selkie fit for purpose?

Is Moray Council’s dredger the Selkie fit for purpose?

Question asked at local authority meeting yesterday.


Grant Park 100 festival tickets are on sale

Grant Park 100 festival tickets are on sale

Tickets are on sale for a celebration of Grant Park’s gifting to the people of Forres a century ago.


Award recognises Diageo employee’s ‘dedicated’ work with youth

Award recognises Diageo employee’s ‘dedicated’ work with youth

Eran Craig, talent engagement specialist, received the award from DYW Moray.


A96 closure at Keith now extended until Friday evening after ‘unique challenges’ delay work

A96 closure at Keith now extended until Friday evening after ‘unique challenges’ delay work

Torrential downpours during the past week exacerbated sub-layer problems and made it extremely difficult to correct the issue,


WATCH: Moray and Banffshire Heroes Primary Pupil of the Year is helping a friend in need

WATCH: Moray and Banffshire Heroes Primary Pupil of the Year is helping a friend in need

A six-year-old who fundraises to help a family friend who has cerebral palsy was named Primary Pupil of the Year at the Moray and Banffshire Heroes.


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