Moray

Construction has begun on the Cabrach Distillery in Inverharroch, Moray, as the foundation stone was laid last week.

Advanced notice of proposals for housing development and a serviced school site as well as a proposed new 450-pupil primary school in Elgin were considered by councillors this week. Springfield Properties has lodged a Proposal of Application Notices (PAN) for phase 3 of a housing deve

Grampian Housing Association has completed the handover of its latest 37 energy-efficient homes for social rent in Forres. Set on the south side of the historic town, these new homes are part of a larger tenure-neutral private development by Springfield Properties and consists of 16 bungalows,

Moray Council is to submit a bid to the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund for £18.29m to regenerate the Auction Mart and former Sawmill by Linkwood Road among other projects. The Fund is designed to invest in infrastructure that improves everyday life by supporting town centre and h

Moray Council is to pursue newly launched National Lottery Heritage Fund and Historic Environment Scotland schemes to fund the Forres Town Centre Improvement Plan. After approval by the economic development and infrastructure committee, officers will submit a bid for funding to assist with the plan

The third phase of the new Lossiemouth High School was handed over by Balfour Beatty last month, marking the completion of the £42 million new-build project. 

Osprey Housing Group has recently boosted Moray's housing stock with the addition of ten new homes in the heart of Elgin. The Osprey Housing development in the town’s Alba Place comprises four one-bed cottage apartments and six three-bed villas in a terrace design emulating nearby former mill

Plans to develop a new timber manufacturing and processing facility in Forres have secured up to £279,000 Green Jobs Fund investment from Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE). The funding was announced on Friday by Richard Lochhead, minister for just transition, employment and fair work, dur

Moray Council has agreed its spending plans for 2022/23 on roads, bridges and flood risk management.

Residential development land with planning permission in principle for 300 houses at Delnies in Nairn is being marketed for sale.

Brownfield sites in Moray are to be assessed against criteria so that redevelopment of them can be prioritised.

Plans for 53 homes at Glassgreen in Elgin have been approved.

Moray Council has committed to £51 million capital investment in the region in the coming financial year, alongside its £247m revenue budget.

Mott MacDonald has been appointed by Moray Council to develop its hydrogen strategy.

Moray Council has published a long-term expansion plan for Buckie South, which includes 600 houses, and is now open for public consultation.