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MP hopes new UK-India trade deal is ‘beginning of change’ for government’s support to Scotch whisky industry

MP hopes new UK-India trade deal is ‘beginning of change’ for government’s support to Scotch whisky industry

The MP for Moray West has welcomed news of a UK-India trade deal as a “win for whisky”.


Drunken MacMoray festival-goer bit and kneed police officer after foul-mouthed outburst

Drunken MacMoray festival-goer bit and kneed police officer after foul-mouthed outburst

A man who verbally and physically assaulted police officers after becoming aggressive at a music festival has been ordered to carry out unpaid work.


‘If there’s one team that can turn around a two-goal deficit, it’s this Elgin City team.’

‘If there’s one team that can turn around a two-goal deficit, it’s this Elgin City team.’

‘We don’t believe the tie is over’ says defiant boss.


Moray Memories: 1979 Burghead Burning of the Clavie

Moray Memories: 1979 Burghead Burning of the Clavie

Can you spot anyone you recognise in this week’s Moray Memories?


Dance music duo announced as MacMoray Festival 2026’s first act

Dance music duo announced as MacMoray Festival 2026’s first act

A Belgian-Dutch dance act will visit Elgin in May 2026.


200 years of family ownership to end as garden centre announces sale

200 years of family ownership to end as garden centre announces sale

A family-run garden centre is entering into the final stages of being sold.


PODCAST: North NHS compensation payments total £34m so we look at why

PODCAST: North NHS compensation payments total £34m so we look at why

Listen to episode one of our brand new look at what is going on behind the headlines in Beyond the Briefing.


Pictures show town centre before and after huge demolition project

Pictures show town centre before and after huge demolition project

Pictures have revealed the full scale of demolition works carried out as part of a project aiming to regenerate a town centre.


‘Exceptional’ young care worker among award hopefuls

‘Exceptional’ young care worker among award hopefuls

A young care worker with talents “beyond her years”, who is following in her mother’s footsteps, has been shortlisted for a national award.


Rapist jailed for six-and-a-half years over ‘appalling’ crimes against children

Rapist jailed for six-and-a-half years over ‘appalling’ crimes against children

A man has been sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison after targeting children with sexual abuse and drugs.


Man of the match is confident of a play-offs turnaround

Man of the match is confident of a play-offs turnaround

A repeat of the second half performance must be turned into goals for the trailing team.


Revealed - New Buckie high school ‘kicked into second place for third time’

Revealed - New Buckie high school ‘kicked into second place for third time’

Plans for Buckie’s new high school could face yet more delays as the wait continues for Elgin High School’s extension to be finalised.


Cash hub opens in town that has been ‘shamefully abandoned by big banks’

Cash hub opens in town that has been ‘shamefully abandoned by big banks’

A new banking facility has opened in a coastal town.


Parents and pupils at odds over planned crackdown on phones in schools

Parents and pupils at odds over planned crackdown on phones in schools

A verdict on plans to restrict mobile phone use in schools is due next week, as parents and staff back the measures but pupils stand opposed.


Trailblazing footballer brings LGBTQ+ inclusion work to Elgin

Trailblazing footballer brings LGBTQ+ inclusion work to Elgin

He made history when coming out three years ago, and now he has been sharing his experiences with students, councillors and sports clubs.


Runners ready to tackle brand new race as 23-mile challenge beckons

Runners ready to tackle brand new race as 23-mile challenge beckons

Runners are getting ready for starter’s orders at a brand new distance race this weekend.


Communities commemorate VE Day on 80th anniversary

Communities commemorate VE Day on 80th anniversary

Schools, care homes and community groups marked VE Day.


‘Our small club has more than held their own in national rugby’ - a fine debut season

‘Our small club has more than held their own in national rugby’ - a fine debut season

A review of the club’s season at all levels, male and female teams.


‘We’re thrilled with it’ - Mural unveiled to coastal community

‘We’re thrilled with it’ - Mural unveiled to coastal community

A brand-new mural was created by an artist after input from local schoolchildren.


80th anniversary of end of World War II in Europe honoured as communities mark VE Day

80th anniversary of end of World War II in Europe honoured as communities mark VE Day

The 80th anniversary of the end of World War II - VE Day - is being celebrated today by local communities large and small.


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