Tolbooth illuminations, Forres

Tolbooth lit up to mark World Polio Day

The upper part of the Tolbooth in Forres was illuminated with purple lights to mark World Polio Day. The event was a collaboration between Forres Heritage Trust, who own the building and the Rotary Cub of Forres, which has been campaigning to eradicate the disease throughout the world.

Tolbooth will be lit up to highlight Rotary Club’s worldwide campaign against polio

The Tolbooth will be shrouded in purple light this weekend to mark World Polio Day as part of a collaboration with the Forres Heritage Trust. The prominent landmark dominates the skyline in the daytime, but only has a little light coming from the clock and street lights from below to illuminate it at night. The … Read more

Five years after the RAF left, more doubt falls on future of Kinloss Barracks

Assurances are being sought that Kinloss Barracks won’t face the axe when Government next reviews its military spending A report in a recent national newspaper has suggested that troops based at Kinloss could be moved to England in a review of cuts. SNP and Conservative representatives in Moray have responded. Richard Lochhead Moray’s SNP MSP … Read more

Princess Anne flies into Forres to say thanks to key workers and volunteers

The Princess Royal with Forres councillor George Alexander. Pic: Mel Garrow The Princess Royal arrived in Forres today and surprised passers by as she walked down the street and met community leaders, key workers and volunteers in a visit to the historic Tolbooth on the High Street. Her Royal Highness thanked two dozen local residents … Read more