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'I thought my MSP chance had gone' – bolt from the blue sees former Buckie councillor get Holyrood call-up

'I thought my MSP chance had gone' – bolt from the blue sees former Buckie councillor get Holyrood call-up

'I thought my MSP chance had gone' – bolt from the blue sees former Buckie councillor get Holyrood call-up

27 February 2024

A BOLT out of the blue has seen a former Buckie councillor start a new career as an MSP.


Column: Cuts to UHI Moray are worrying

Column: Cuts to UHI Moray are worrying

Column: Cuts to UHI Moray are worrying

27 February 2024

UHI Moray crisis threatens to impact on education.


Have your say: Should promotion of unhealthy food and drink be restricted?

Have your say: Should promotion of unhealthy food and drink be restricted?

Have your say: Should promotion of unhealthy food and drink be restricted?

27 February 2024

The public is being asked for views on proposals to restrict the promotion of food and drink high in fat, sugar and salt such as multi-buys.


SNP candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East Westminster constituency formally adopted

SNP candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East Westminster constituency formally adopted

SNP candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East Westminster constituency formally adopted

27 February 2024

SNP Westminster candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East councillor Seamus Logan has been formally adopted.


Women in labour sent to Aberdeen by ambulances most Christmases after downgrade

Women in labour sent to Aberdeen by ambulances most Christmases after downgrade

Women in labour sent to Aberdeen by ambulances most Christmases after downgrade

26 February 2024

WOMEN in labour were forced to take ambulance journeys from Elgin to Aberdeen in most Christmas periods since the Dr Gray's maternity downgrade.


A96 Investigation part two: Less than 0.5 per cent of A96 dualling price tag pledged as emails show removal of funding details from Government reports

A96 Investigation part two: Less than 0.5 per cent of A96 dualling price tag pledged as emails show removal of funding details from Government reports

A96 Investigation part two: Less than 0.5 per cent of A96 dualling price tag pledged as emails show removal of funding details from Government reports

22 February 2024

LESS than 0.5 per cent of the A96 dualling's price tag has been pledged – as internals emails reveal "removal" of funding details from report.


Is 20 plenty? Moray Council debate on school behaviour centres around class size

Is 20 plenty? Moray Council debate on school behaviour centres around class size

Is 20 plenty? Moray Council debate on school behaviour centres around class size

20 February 2024

SUBSTANCE misuse, vandalism, verbal abuse and the ever-growing problem of pupils leaving classrooms to wander around school buildings.


Holyrood hears 2030 A96 dualling pledge 'abandoned', in line with Northern Scot investigation

Holyrood hears 2030 A96 dualling pledge 'abandoned', in line with Northern Scot investigation

Holyrood hears 2030 A96 dualling pledge 'abandoned', in line with Northern Scot investigation

20 February 2024

TRANSPORT secretary Fiona Hyslop MSP failed to address claims made in an exclusive Northern Scot A96 investigation, when questioned at Holyrood today.


Adam chosen to lead Scottish Parliament Human Rights Committee

Adam chosen to lead Scottish Parliament Human Rights Committee

Adam chosen to lead Scottish Parliament Human Rights Committee

20 February 2024

A NORTH-east MSP has been chosen to lead the Scottish Parliament's Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee.


WATCH: First Minister denies A96 dualling 2030 deadline was scrapped years ago, claims 'we were always upfront'

WATCH: First Minister denies A96 dualling 2030 deadline was scrapped years ago, claims 'we were always upfront'

WATCH: First Minister denies A96 dualling 2030 deadline was scrapped years ago, claims 'we were always upfront'

20 February 2024

HUMZA Yousaf has denied that the Scottish Government scrapped the 2030 target for dualling the A96 more than three years ago.


First Minister Humza Yousaf visits Moray in election push

First Minister Humza Yousaf visits Moray in election push

First Minister Humza Yousaf visits Moray in election push

19 February 2024

Hear what the First Minister had to say about his election priorities – and how critics have responded.


EXCLUSIVE: A96 dualled by 2030 pledge abandoned years ago, emails show

EXCLUSIVE: A96 dualled by 2030 pledge abandoned years ago, emails show

EXCLUSIVE: A96 dualled by 2030 pledge abandoned years ago, emails show

16 February 2024

THE promise to dual the A96 by 2030 was quietly dropped more than three years ago, we reveal, despite the Scottish Government keeping quiet.


Frustration over stalled plan for new Keith Health Centre

Frustration over stalled plan for new Keith Health Centre

Frustration over stalled plan for new Keith Health Centre

15 February 2024

THE lack of progress towards a "desperately needed" and "top priority" new Keith Health Centre has been criticised.


Highland MSP repays £129 hotel bill expenses claim after losing flat keys at Holyrood

Highland MSP repays £129 hotel bill expenses claim after losing flat keys at Holyrood

Highland MSP repays £129 hotel bill expenses claim after losing flat keys at Holyrood

14 February 2024

Edward Mountain had been under fire for the £129 bill which, while legal, drew flak from politicians who argued he shouldn't claim for his own error.


Moray Labour urge local MSPs to resign ministerial positions to oppose Scottish Budget

Moray Labour urge local MSPs to resign ministerial positions to oppose Scottish Budget

Moray Labour urge local MSPs to resign ministerial positions to oppose Scottish Budget

14 February 2024

MORAY Labour say that the "personal sacrifice" is worth it as "local services matter more".


Making the internet safer for all with the introduction of a new law to protect vulnerable people

Making the internet safer for all with the introduction of a new law to protect vulnerable people

Making the internet safer for all with the introduction of a new law to protect vulnerable people

03 February 2024

A new offence which makes it a crime to encourage or assist another person to self-harm has now come into effect.


Farming union NFU Scotland challenges the creation of new National Parks

Farming union NFU Scotland challenges the creation of new National Parks

Farming union NFU Scotland challenges the creation of new National Parks

02 February 2024

After a well attended meeting held in Skye, farming union NFU Scotland is to host national a webinar to inform members about the nomination process.


How will we cope with increasingly extreme weather?

How will we cope with increasingly extreme weather?

How will we cope with increasingly extreme weather?

31 January 2024

Members of the public are being asked to give their views on the impact of climate change.


Yousaf urged to return promised £46 million agriculture funding

Yousaf urged to return promised £46 million agriculture funding

Yousaf urged to return promised £46 million agriculture funding

31 January 2024

Humza Yousaf has been urged to “stop using farmers as a scapegoat” and return the remaining £46 million of funding to the Scottish agriculture budget.


Elgin and Keith bypasses at risk of ‘more A96 backtracking’?

Elgin and Keith bypasses at risk of ‘more A96 backtracking’?

Elgin and Keith bypasses at risk of ‘more A96 backtracking’?

29 January 2024

MORAY councillors have raised concerns that a "cast iron" pledge on Elgin and Keith bypasses could be felled by "more backtracking".


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