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SEPA advised Moray Council to let beached whale ‘decompose naturally’

MORAY Council’s decision to not remove a 23-foot dead whale from Lossiemouth’s West Beach was backed by Scotland’s environment watchdog.

READERS have weighed in on the news that a big decomposing whale will remain on one of Moray’s top beaches to let “nature take its course”.

The salmon was removed by biologists for storage and further testing.

A DECOMPOSING whale will stay on Lossiemouth’s West Beach, as Moray Council plans to “let nature or the tide take its course”.

A leading offshore industry trade body has broadly welcomed the King’s speech earlier today.

Healthworks counsellor Danielle Quist recommends forest bathing to her clients

Businesses championing the link between economic success and environmental sustainability have been shortlisted in the VIBES Awards.

SCHOOL pupils from Moray get hands-on experience of farming and forestry.

Forres’ charity shops and dump stock clothing from history to help with inspiration for Grant Park 100.

Residents Jerry Kessell and Kathleen Robertson made a number of suggestions to roads department officer that would slow and reduce traffic.

Funded by tsiMORAY and the Scottish Government, the art and singing sessions provide space for self-expression and companionship.

First power has been successfully achieved from the first series of wind turbines as part of the Moray West Offshore Wind Farm.

The rifle club, Active Schools, twinning association, Bluefins, Riding for the Disabled, Empowered Life and Findhorn Flyers are benefitting.

The four Tolbooth clock faces have been replaced and a model of the old town train station is now displayed inside the building.

A reduced rental agreement for the Common Good site at Bogton means the community garden is here to stay.

The report identifies the value creation from the Moray East offshore wind farm, the Moray West project and the Caledonia project.