Moray Council

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Moray Council has spent almost £20,000 in the last ten years on evicting or attempting to evict tenants through court action, with just a 14% success rate. Data obtained through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request revealed that, since 2015, the council has taken 428 cases to court with only

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Moray Council has approved its updated Rent Management Policy which the local authority said will strengthen support for tenants while maintaining effective rent management.

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The depute leader of Moray Council, Cllr Donald Gatt, is to step down from the position to focus more fully on his ward duties. Cllr Gatt, who has served as depute leader since August 2022, will also stand down as chair of the Corporate Committee and as depute chair of the Police and Fire and Rescue

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Moray Council is marking the 10th anniversary of Scottish Housing Day, by seeking out stories of ‘tenant legends’. Residents are being invited to nominate Moray Council housing tenants who have made a difference in their local communities – whether it’s through checking on ot

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Moray Council has launched a new online platform designed to make it easier for people across Moray to have their say on local, council-led issues. Moray Engage is a one-stop shop for public consultations, community projects, and ongoing conversations with the council about its services and projects

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Moray Council has been selected to take part in a national pilot project aimed at improving community safety. The council is one of seven local authorities across Scotland testing an updated version of the Place Standard Tool. The framework is used to understand what it’s like to live in a par

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