Council leader urges local people to "make their voices heard" on library consultation Tuesday, 26 November, 2024 Moray Council leader Kathleen Robertson is urging local people to “make their voices” heard over the future of library services across the region. The Conservative councillor has highlighted that a current consultation on how library services will be delivered going forward will finish on Sunday 1 December. The proposals have been drawn up by council officers, rather than the Conservative... Local News
Ross welcomes shift in UK Government position on Agriculture Bill 5th November 2020 The UK Government has introduced amendments to move its position on the Agriculture Bill after Moray MP Douglas Ross voted against the government in the last... Westminster News
Ross welcomes extension of furlough scheme to March 2021 5th November 2020 Moray MP Douglas Ross has welcomed a commitment from the UK Chancellor today to extend the job furlough scheme until the end of March 2021. Rishi Sunak... Westminster News
Lochhead challenged on Alex Salmond legal advice vote 4th November 2020 Moray MSP Richard Lochhead has been challenged to explain why he voted against publishing legal advice received by the SNP government in the Alex Salmond case... Westminster News
Communities left out as SNP agree to reduced use of £400,000 town centre funding - Cllr Tim Eagle comment 30th October 2020 The Conservative group on Moray council were disappointed this week when councillors refused to back a motion which would have seen community groups given an... Local News
Kickstart Scheme 28th October 2020 The Moray Council today approved plans to run the UK Governments Kickstart scheme in Moray. A scheme designed for 16-24 years olds on universal credit who are... Local News
Todays vote on administration of Moray Council 28th October 2020 Please note: This is an old photograph taken prior to the implementation of Covid-19 restrictions. Moray Conservatives were left astounded by the debate in... Local News
Jamie to press Scottish Government on bursaries for student paramedics 26th October 2020 Shadow Education Minister Jamie Halcro Johnston is to press the Scottish Government to urgently review its policy on bursaries for student paramedics. The... Holyrood News
Ross welcomes delay on smoke alarm compliance until 2022 21st October 2020 Moray MP Douglas Ross has welcomed a climb down from the SNP government on the timeline for compliance with new regulations for inter-linked smoke alarms. There... Westminster News
MSP backs “Love Local” campaign to support our High Streets 14th October 2020 Highlands and Islands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston has backed the “Scotland Loves Local” campaign which encourages people to use their local shops and support... Holyrood News
Only the Conservatives will protect standards in our schools 28th November 2019 A Conservative majority government will give Ofsted greater powers and more money to improve discipline in classrooms and bolster school standards, under new... National News
Ed Miliband falsely claiming to back Brexit to his leave voting constituents 28th November 2019 On the day it emerged that Labour are relaunching their general election campaign strategy to focus on leave voting areas, it can be revealed that their former... National News
Conservatives to launch new plan to tackle addiction 28th November 2019 A Conservative majority Government will launch a new initiative to drive down drug related deaths and tackle addiction head on, Health Secretary Matt Hancock... National News
To unleash our full potential, we need women more than ever 28th November 2019 On the 100th anniversary of the first female MP taking her seat in the House of Commons, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has celebrated the contribution of female... National News
Jeremy Corbyn’s policy of continuing free movement with the EU would cost over £4 billion in benefits 27th November 2019 New analysis has revealed that Jeremy Corbyn’s plan to continue free movement with EU countries would cost DWP over £4 billion in extra benefit costs over the... National News
Boris Johnson: Poor mobile phone signal will be a thing of the past 27th November 2019 The scourge of poor mobile phone signal in rural areas will be a thing of the past under bold new plans to be fast tracked in the first 100 days of a... National News
