Moray

Work to resurface the runways at RAF Lossiemouth has reached a major milestone with the return of aircraft to the Moray station. A P-8A Poseidon at RAF Lossiemouth / photograph by SAC Connor Tierney - MOD Crown Copyright

Low carbon, digitally-enabled classrooms are set to be the future of education in Moray, as part of the local authority’s £300 million vision for schools over the next 20 years. Moray Council has agreed to consult on a long-term strategy for the region's learning estate. The strategy set

Planning permission has been granted for 81 homes in Elgin.

Private and commercial developers are being reminded that Moray Council's new guidance on developer obligations comes into effect from today. The new guidelines apply to all new developments, from a resident building a new-build home for themselves, or larger-scale housebuilding or commercial develo

Moray Council has awarded Beaver Bridges the contract for the replacement of the Lossiemouth East Beach footbridge.

Planners have approved the building of 84 private and 28 affordable homes at the 7.6-hectare Knockomie site in Forres.

Moray Council has approved plans for the remodelling and rebuilding of Aberlour Distillery.

Moray Council has today backed plans to put climate change actions at the centre of council activity with the aim to be carbon neutral by 2030.

A £100 million investment into Moray’s future prosperity was given the seal of approval by UK and Scottish governments today.

An aerospace centre of excellence will be built adjacent to RAF Lossiemouth, thanks to £21 million of funding, UK Government minister for Scotland, Iain Stewart, has announced.

New proposals have been submitted for the refurbishment of Poundland’s B-listed building in the centre of Elgin which has been clad in scaffolding for over two years.

A new £100 million strategic facility, which will be home to a fleet of new Poseidon MRA Mk1 aircraft at RAF Lossiemouth, has been officially handed over by Robertson Construction.

Construction work is to begin shortly on ten new Osprey Housing Moray affordable homes in the heart of Elgin. Allan Liddle, development officer at Osprey Housing Group, (left) and John Main, managing director at Morlich Homes, looking over the plans for the new development

Springfield Properties has lost a bid calling for Moray Council to cover its appeal costs following a dispute over a rejected housing application. After the dispute, the property developer called for the council to foot the bill when it rejected Springfield's plans to build 316 homes in Ferrylea, Fo

Moray Council has submitted plans to build 62 affordable homes on the site of the former Spynie Hospital in Elgin.