Moray Council

A multi-million-pound cash boost to help the Moray economy recover from the impact of COVID-19 is being considered by councillors.

The number of homes being built in Moray is at its highest since 2011.

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

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.

Moray residents with empty properties may be eligible for a COVID-19 grant to reduce their levy payment.

Non-emergency repairs in council homes in Moray will resume from September 1.

Services in Moray Council are continuing to deteriorate, in particular within education, according to a new report from the Accounts Commission. 

Moray is set for a £7.5 million investment in housing after a £100m growth deal was given the seal of approval by UK and Scottish governments yesterday.

Moray Council and Grampian Housing Association have published plans to build a sustainable residential development for social rent at Bilbohall in Elgin.

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.

The Scottish Government has approved Moray Council’s vision for local development in the area over the next 15 years.

The Moray Growth Deal has received a firm commitment from both UK and Scottish governments.

A number of new homes could be provided across Moray with the submission of three separate planning applications.

A new policy which would allow Moray Council staff to access council tenants’ homes to make sure they meet minimum safety requirements has been released for public consultation. In response to the Grenfell Tower disaster, the Scottish Government has amended the minimum legal standard for smoke