Who / What
Moray is one of the 32 council areas of Scotland, situated in the north‑eastern part of the country.
It has a coastline on the Moray Firth and borders the council areas of Aberdeenshire and Highland.
The area’s council is based in Elgin, which is the largest town within Moray.
Background & History
The council area of Moray was created as part of Scotland’s local government structure.
It inherited its borders from the historic county of Moray, which was redefined in the 1990s.
Elgin has become the administrative centre, serving as the hub for local governance.
Why Notable
Moray plays a key role in local administration, delivering services such as education, transport, and planning within its jurisdiction.
Its coastal location on the Moray Firth supports a thriving fishing industry and attracts tourism.
The council area also preserves a rich cultural heritage that reflects the broader history of northeastern Scotland.
In the News
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The council continues its standard functions and regional responsibilities without any highlighted incidents.
