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The transformation of a historic Speyside garden set to feature on national television is now well under way. A team of dedicated volunteers has been busy at the Knockando Woolmill garden, undertaking major ground works which are now almost complete – just in time for a BBC ‘Beechgrove Garden’ film crew to descend on the … Read more
The leader of Moray Council was today accused of inventing new methods of avoiding difficult questions. During an exchange at the health and social care committee in the council chamber this morning, Labour’s spokesman on health issues, Councillor Sean Morton, asked if the Tory/Independent administration had expressed concerns over “worrying events” at Dr Gray’s Hospital … Read more
Moray councillors learned on Tuesday that a cultural change is required if the public are to see any improvement in Moray Council’s call centre operation. A meeting at the local authority discussed problems that emanated from a record increase in calls in the period from April to June, with over 18,000 people calling in compared … Read more
The efforts of a Moray community in maintaining the high standards required in making it a leading contender in national floral competitions is being hampered by a national roads agency. Forres in Bloom say that they need help and support from roads agency BEAR if they are to continue to reach the standards required to … Read more
A major step towards the completion of Moray’s biggest-ever flood alleviation scheme takes place today when a new bridge over the River Lossie is dropped into place. The bridge at Pansport Road in Elgin has been constructed at a cost of £7million and is a significant step towards the completion of the £86million scheme, which … Read more
It was a weekend of fun and games in Moray over the weekend with thousands flocking in particular to Lossiemouth and Keith. Lossiemouth was hosting a double header with the annual harbour day and raft race both taking place on the same weekend. Sunday’s raft race once again attracted several thousand people to the banks … Read more