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32 Reidhaven Street, Elgin, Moray IV30 1QHTelephone: 01343 73 10 10
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BANFF, MORAY & NAIRNCANINE CLUBClasses are held in obedienceand ringcraft on Mondayevenings during school terms at6:30pm in Spynie Hall, Elgin.Contact Margaret on 01343542070 or Mary on 01542850262.
BIRNIE VILLAGE HALLCommunity events, bowling,WRI, and SIGMA AstronomyClub. Contact Clifford Miller:860232.
BIRNIE INDOOR BOWLINGCLUB Come and play on our excellentcarpets and enjoy goodcompany. Playing on Mondayand Thursday 7pm. ContactCharles Stewart: 543307.
BOWL 2000 JUNIOR BOWLINGTEAMThe club runs on a Saturdayfrom 11am to about 12:30pmand is for under 18s. They gettaught by the Scotland coach togo and compete in competitionsto win trophies etc. Beginnersare welcome.
DALLACHY AERO MODELLERSHolds model aircrafts and helicopter flying at old DallachyWorld War 2 airfield. Mainly atweekends. Offers training ondual control. www.dallachyaeromodellers.org.uk
DARNAWAY CURLING CLUBSmall and friendly club would bedelighted to welcome newmembers for the coming season.Why not come and try a newsport. For further details, [email protected]
ELGIN AMATEUR DRAMATICSOCIETYQuality drama productions forElgin and District, andcomprehensive theatricalexperiences for interested adultsand young people at KingsmillsStudio. Call Jenna Ward 552457or 07873 497487.www.elgindrama.co.uk
ELGIN CRICKET CLUBEvery Thursday, April - Sept,6pm, Cooper Park. Age 5 up,coaching available. Call AllanDuncan 563177 or 821331 [email protected]
ELGIN-LANDSHUT TWINTOWN ASSOCIATIONEncourages friendship andexchange visits between Elginand its twin town in Bavaria.Contact Alastair Rossiter 542939www.landshut-elgin.de
ELGIN SCRABBLE CLUBMeet every Monday for a game ofscrabble, Elgin CommunityCentre. All ages and levelswelcome. Contact MargaretArmstrong 545377
HOPEMAN LUNCHEON CLUBTues 12.30 - 1.30pm, HopemanMemorial Hall. Serving meals topensioners, £5 per meal. CallViolet McPherson 830444
LADSLADS are a drama group basedin Elgin. We’ve been establishedfor over 40 years, and welcomenew members with an interest indrama whether on stage orbehind the scenes. ContactEstelle on 01343 544610 or visitwww.ladselgin.co.uk
LOSSIEMOUTH FOOTBALLCLUBTo promote football in the Lossiearea and enter competitivecompetitions. Contact AlanMcIntosh on 813328 [email protected]
LOSSIEMOUTH GIRL GUIDINGRainbows for ages 5-7; Browniesfor ages 7-10; Guides for ages10-14; and Senior Section foryoung women 14-25. An excitingprogramme with challenges andopportunities for personaldevelopment. Call Dawn Coull810955 for more information
MEN’S CHOIRAlternate Tuesdays 7.30pm-9.30pm at St. John’s Church,Forres. All kinds of music. Noexperience necessary. ContactBill 01309 672951 for more details.
MORAY BOWLING CLUBSummer and winter bowling, allages and abilities welcome.Seafield Street, Elgin. ContactAlex Masson 544556
MORAY BURIAL GROUNDRESEARCH GROUP (MBGRG)Local heritage group activelyresearching and recordingmonumental inscriptions inchurchyards & cemeteries inMoray. Contact Helen Mitchell on01343 546620 or visitwww.mbgrg.org
MORAY COAST MOTORCYCLE CLUB1st Wednesday every month atMill House Hotel, Tynet, Buckie.Social ride out’s, fundraisers andmore. Visit www.mcmc.org.uk orcall Tracey Scott on 07928 444376
MORAY GROUP OF THERIDING FOR THE DISABLEDVolunteers needed at sessions tolead the ponies or to act as side-helpers for riders. Mon &/or Wedafternoons at Cranloch RidingCentre near Elgin. No experienceneeded, training provided. CallDenise 01343 850310 or Liz01343 556167
MORAY FLY FISHERS CLUBPromote trout fly fishing byoffering discounted access andcompetitions.
MORAY FIGURE SKATINGCLUBFridays 5:15pm - 7:15pm, Sept -June (closed school holidays) atMoray Leisure Centre. Free firstsession. Includes a 25 minutelesson with a qualified coach &free time on the ice to practice &socialize with other members.Call Mike on 07974 387326 oremail [email protected]
NCT BUMPS AND BABIESTuesdays 10am - 11.30am atKinloss church hall. £1.50suggested donation.Come alongfor a chat, cuppa, meet newfiends, antenatal support and alending library.
NEW ELGIN & ASHGROVEPUBLIC HALLFor community events, privateparties and regular meetings.Contact Ian Stronach tel: 549011
NHS RETIREMENT FELLOWSHIPEvery 2nd Wednesday, 2pm,Sept - Jun. Elgin Town HallSupper Room. Contact MaryNelson 01309 675371
‘NO STRINGS ATTACHED’CONFIDENTIAL HELPLINECaring for someone affected bydrugs, alcohol or mental healthissues and feel that it’s having animpact on you and the rest ofyour family? Call 01343 555031Anonymity if required
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I recently cameacross a young man whoprofessed to have the answer tolife. Listen to nobody, ask fornobody’s help and rely entirelyupon oneself. Good advice for arecluse maybe but I think thatwe were designed to interactwith each other and when thatgoes well there can be nogreater joy. All it takes is for usto think more of our neighboursthan ourselves!
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I’m sure, like me, you get phonecalls from people wanting to speakwith ‘the householder’ or otherswho ask for you personally. Theyjust want to ask you a fewquestions that will only take 5minutes of your time; irritating atthe best of times – they can beextremely annoying if you’re in themiddle of cooking tea. Thetemptation to slam the phone downor give the caller ‘a piece of yourmind’ is particularly strong at thispoint. Sometimes I do stop to think– there’s a person at the other endof the phone; someone like me andyou doing their job, earning so theycan put food on the table. Like methey may be tired, discouraged andunder pressure. More often, I mustconfess, I don’t think that way; I justwant to end the unwelcome calland get back to the ‘moreimportant’ thing I was doing beforethe phone rang. Of course, oneday, one of these callers may havesomething worthwhile to offer…andI’ll most likely miss it.Way back in the mists of time,when I worked in retail, I recall atraining session that included ‘howto answer the phone’. One of thepoints made was that whereas the
customer in the shop can seewhat’s going on and how busy youare, the caller cannot see you. Youcannot assume they know just howharassed you are feeling or whatelse you are trying to do at thatpoint. The advice was given tohelp us give a particular type ofconsideration to those who can’t beexpected to know ourcircumstances. That willingnessand ability to enter into someoneelse’s situation is often not wellpractised and that failure can makefor dissatisfaction at both ends ofthe line.Somewhat similar, yet with anutterly different outcome, is the callthat takes place between us andGod. The Bible describes Godcalling us – not through themedium of a landline or mobilephone – nor indeed throughmessages forwarded to ourcomputers from the ever-presentFacebook. Instead, God has calledand spoken to us by his writtenword, face to face through hismany spokesmen and women andfinally through his Son, Jesus whocame to visit (Hebrews 1:1-3). Like those mentioned earlier, thatcall has not been without its
difficulties. Perhaps we have notappreciated it, were too busy orconsidered the other things wewere doing to be more importantthan listening to him. Yet God haspatiently kept calling; more thanthat he demonstrated extraordinarywillingness to enter into oursituation. Jesus his Son was madelike us in every way (Hebrews2:17). In light of that could we take time,when we have read this, to givecareful consideration to what Godis saying to us? There are those –including myself – who wouldconfirm that what he wants to sharewith you is the most worthwhilething there is in all the world. Andat the end of the line we will becompletely satisfied customers.
Colin Morrison,
Elgin and Forres Free Church of
Scotland
Moray Grace Fellowship The Warehouse Theatre, Lossie.Sundays 10.30am. Contact Vic Cameron: 07738 260550 Email:[email protected]. Website: www.moraygrace.wordpress.comParish of Duffus, Spynie and Hopeman First Sunday of themonth, united service 10.30am. On other Sundays, services are10am at Hopeman and 11.30am at Duffus or Spynie. Contact Rev.Jenny Adams: 01343 830276. Website: www.duffusparish.co.ukSt Andrews-Lhanbryd and Urquhart Parish Church Sundays11am including young church and crèche. Evening services 7pmon last Sunday of month at St Margaret's Hall, Urquhart. ContactAndrew Robertson: 01343 843765.St Gerardine’s High Church Lossiemouth. Sunday familyworship 11am. Contact: 01343 813635.St Giles and St Columba’s South Elgin. Sunday services10:30am in January, March, May, July, September, and Novemberin St Giles’ Church. February, April, June, August, October, andDecember in St Columba’s South Church at 10:30am.
Wednesdays 6:30pm and Thursdays 12.30pm at St. Giles Church.Minister: Rev Stevie Thomson. Contact the church office: 551501.www.elginstgileschurch.co.ukSt James Church of Scotland Lossiemouth. Sunday familyworship 11am including crèche and Sunday school. 6pm: eveningservice . 7pm: Hands & Feet youth group. Contact Rev. GrahamCrawford: 07817 504042.St Margaret’s Church Lossiemouth. Sunday 9.30am: family Eucharist . Thursdays 10am: Holy Communion. Thursdays 5pm:evening prayer.St Sylvester's Catholic Church Elgin.Vigil Mass Saturday 7pm.Sunday Mass 11.45am.Tel: 01343 542280.
This is listed alphabetically from M to S and will be regularlyrotated. you are a member of a church not listed here and wouldlike to be considered for inclusion or if there are any amendmentsto be made to existing details, please [email protected] or call 01309 690063
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COMMUNITY AWARDS SCHEME (GORDON
METHVEN)
With a view to promoting the city of Elgin,
Gordon Methven delivered a presentation on
the benefits of a community awards scheme
using Celebrate Maidstone as an example. He
proposed that a Committee be formed to
develop a Community Awards Scheme and
outlined the potential benefits of such a
scheme to the City and Royal Burgh of Elgin.
Various members commented on the
geographical area and it was suggested that
Elgin should be the limit to start with. George
Littlejohn and Steven Christie noted that wide
area groups would be a problem for an Elgin
Scheme. Nancy Robson added that the
awards should be for volunteers not people
doing employed work.
Agreed: To adopt the proposal by Gordon
Methven to progress a Community Awards
Scheme as a Community Council initiative for
the purpose of promoting the city of Elgin and
to boost morale in the city.
ACTION:Gordon Methven to form a committee
at his discretion to develop a Community
Awards Scheme & report on progress.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
PLANNING
ST GILES FRONTAGE: Alastair Kennedy
reported that details of the new St Giles Centre
Frontage were progressing satisfactorily.
FLOWERS: James Wiseman had approached
Glenmoray Distillery to ask if they would be
willing to take on a flowerbed or the like
somewhere in Elgin and reported that the
Manager was keen to get involved.
ACTION: James Wiseman to follow up the
Glenmoray Offer
RECREATION & LEISURE
FLOWERBEDS: Anne Glover reported that
she had a plan to replace the damaged flower
pots at Ladyhill and acknowledged the
assistance of Covebay Nursery, Asda & B&Q
for their assistance in replacing the plants. She
also reported that the Urn needs some
attention but is not sure exactly what is
required. Donations received by Anne Glover
at her recent birthday celebration are to be
banked ASAP.
ENVIRONMENT
FAIRTRADE: Pat Paterson reported progress
on Goal 3: Engage With The Community, was
helped by two meetings at the Council
Headquarters. A request was issued for
donations to the Fairtrade stall at the farmers
market on Saturday 16th March 2013. The
Elgin application for Fairtrade status will be
reassessed in June 2013.
George Littlejohn proposed a donation of £50
in support of the Fairtrade activity.
ACTION: Alastair Kennedy to arrange
Community Council donation of £50 to the
Fairtrade activity.
Alastair Kennedy noted that he wished to
speak to Aiden Milne about the City & Royal
Burgh of Elgin Community Council becoming
carbon neutral.
ACTION: Alastair Kennedy to speak with Aiden
Milne about ECC becoming carbon neutral.
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE CITY OF ELGIN
(SPICE)
Steven Christie reported that SPICE now has
a draft constitution and will formally launch it in
May 2013.
MORRISTON RUNNING TRACK
Cllr John Divers reported good progress and
work will be complete by 5th April 2013 and be
open in June 2013.
SCOTTISH 6 DAY ORIENTEERING
EVENT 2013
Planning requirements for signs for this event
have been clarified by the Moray Council and
certain land owners (Regency Car Sales, Eight
Acres Hotel and Springfield Properties have
agreed to allow signs to be erected on their
land. Gordon Methven asked Alastair Kennedy
to arrange for signs to be purchased.
ACTION: Alastair Kennedy to purchase signs.
INSURANCE: Gordon Methven confirmed that
the Community Council public liability
insurance had been renewed and he was in
possession of the policy documents.
LIGHTING OF SPRINGFIELD ROAD TO
EDGAR ROAD: Aileen Marshall had asked
the Community Council to address this.
Alastair Kennedy asked George Littlejohn to
look in to it.
ACTION: George Littlejohn to take forward
concerns about lighting at the footpath off Glen
Moray Drive.
MORAY PLAYHOUSE VISIT: Gordon Methven
asked for an indication of numbers for
attending a behind the scenes visit to Moray
Playhouse following its’ recent refurbishment.
All seven members present indicated an
interest in attending but dependant on
the dates.
LIGHTS ON MORRISTON ROAD: Cllr Barry
Jarvis explained the changes being made to
optimise the operation of the traffic lights on
Morriston Road notably triggering sensors
further from the lights are to be used and
pedestrian barriers are to be removed. Cllr
Jarvis reassured the meeting that although
removal of the barriers is counterintuitive it is
safer according current codes of practice.
ELGIN BIDS SHOWCASE: Steven Christie
called for volunteers for the Elgin BID
Showcase 23 & 24 May 2013.
PATIENT REFERENCE GROUP: Anne Glover
advised that this group had started and that
she will report on it in due course.
WESTERN LINK ROAD: James Wiseman
related recent events in relation to the Western
Link Road and particularly noted Aileen
Marshall’s (South Area Forum) meeting with
Richard Hartland regarding Community
Engagement which he said was very
worthwhile because Aileen Marshall had
highlighted key documents that could help and
Richard Hartland was open to improving Moray
Council Community Engagement.
NEXT MEETING: Tuesday 9th April 2013 -
7pm at Moray Council Chambers
CLOSE: There being no further business to
discuss the Chair thanked all those present for
attending and closed the meeting at 9:08pm
To view the full minutes, visit theCommunity Council section of the
Moray Council website:www.moray.gov.uk/moray_standard/page_45710.html
Heldon community councilMeets six-weekly at 7:30pm atMosstowie Primary School.Contact Angela Hyland (secretary): 01343 545360
Burghead & cummingstoncommunity council Meets first Thursday of every monthat Burghead Harbourmasters Officeat 7:30pm. Contact John Gordon (secretary): 01343 835596
Elgin community council Meets second Tuesday of everymonth at The Moray Council Chambers at 7pm. Contact GordonMethven (secretary): 01343 540615
lossiemouth communitycouncil Meets third Tuesday of every monthat Lossiemouth Town Hall at7:30pm. Contact Helen McIntosh(secretary): 01343 814659
community council contacts
ExTRACTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF 12TH MARCH 2013 OF THE CITY AND ROYAL BURGH OF ELGIN COMMUNITY COUNCIL
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That being said the issues being discussed and the outcomesof these talks are of vital importance to key sectors in ourregion and it is hugely important to make Scotland’s case. Iam of course now well used to the request from my youngsons to come back with sweets for them and I am sure theyjust think I am off to some kind of exotic chocolate emporium- If only!
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KAM Hair and Body Spa has a long and proud history of being North Scotland's leading hair and beauty salon. Situated in the picturesque town of Lossiemouth, Moray, the award-winning team of 19 hair directors, stylists and beauty therapists prides itself on providing the complete hair and body experience.
KAM has been delivering exceptional service for over 20 years. Back in 1991, owner Karen Thomson took on the original premises of Square Cuts, developing it into a thriving salon before moving to larger premises on Queen Street in 2003 and renaming it KAM. Expanding into beauty, KAM’s reputation for excellence has continued to spread, and demand for its range of hair and beauty services has grown to such an extent that this year they have had to expand the salon.
KAM is recognised as a leading salon within the hair and beauty industry. Its list of accolades includes finalising for Scottish Hairdresser of the Year at the British Hairdressing Awards, and this year KAM was proud to have three team members fight off stiff competition to secure places at the L’Oreal Colour Trophy Regional Finals.
Whether it’s a simple cut or a complete restyle, you can be sure you’re in the hands of an expert at KAM. Every member of the team aims to create a bespoke style for each individual, taking into account for example not only your face shape, hair condition and skin tone but also your lifestyle and hair care routine. That’s why you’ll receive an in-depth consultation at every visit to ensure your final look is tailored to suit you perfectly, leaving you looking and feeling amazing.
Making you feel special is of paramount importance to the team- from relaxing in their massage chairs having your hair cleansed and conditioned, to choosing from their list of drinks, you will feel truly indulged in their luxurious and spacious surroundings. Exceptional customer service is offered at every point of your visit, and it doesn’t stop when you leave the salon - KAM always advises the best way to care for your hair in between salon visits, recommending the best products for your unique hair needs, as well as top tips for maintaining your look.
Along with hair, KAM also strives to bring clients the very latest innovations in beauty treatments and products. KAM provides a wide range of manual and electrical treatments, bringing you the very best from Caci who are known for providing the UK`s best selling non-surgical face, body and anti-ageing treatments or why not try the latest A-Lift treatment - another revolution in age-reversal technology.
For the ultimate in relaxation KAM’s treatments from 5 award winning spa company, ESPA are not to be missed. With a truly holistic approach to modern living, their treatments are second to none and products contain only the purest extracts and are paraben free. At KAM there’s a treatment for your every need, be it face, body or mind, and don’t forget they’re great for men too.
KAM also stocks a range of great products including Environ, Jane Iredale mineral skin care makeup, and Advanced Nutrition Programme - all of which are part of the International Institute of Anti Ageing, and that’s not all; KAM regularly has experts visit the salon and offers skin analysis sessions, allowing you to discover all that's good and bad about your skin. In addition, KAM also offers a wide range of nail, waxing and tanning treatments and products.
If you’re a bride-to-be, KAM will make sure you’re picture perfect on your big day. From your initial consultation where the team will talk you through a range of options using moodboards to inspire your look, you’ll be confident that every detail will be taken care of, including hair, make up, tanning and nails for you and your bridal party.
KAM provides its team with intense training to ensure that all services are carried out to the very highest standard. All team members participate in regular training and development to continuously build upon their knowledge and skills, ensuring they are always at the very top of their game. That’s why KAM team members are in such high demand. For example, Owner Karen is a member of the Matrix Artistic Team and Salon Manager Paula is a member of the Matrix Education Team. They are both regularly called upon to travel the globe to act as ambassadors for the hairdressing industry, inspiring others with their world-class cutting and colouring techniques. If a career at KAM sounds like something you would like to be a part of, get in touch.
With so much on offer, it’s clear why KAM is now the premier hair and beauty destination. Keep up to date with their latest news and offers by checking KAM’s website www.kamhairandbodyspa.co.uk or Facebook at ‘KamSalon’ and Twitter at ‘KAMHAIRBODYFACE’.Quote ‘spotlight’ when booking your appointment to be entered into the KAM prize draw for the latest body wash and body lotion from ESPA. The team at KAM looks forward to welcoming you to their salon where you’ll experience the very best in hair and beauty.
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T h e C o m p l e t e H a i r & B o d y E x p e r i e n c e
KAM Hair and Body Spa has a long and proud history of being North Scotland's leading hair and beauty salon. Situated in the picturesque town of Lossiemouth, Moray, the award-winning team of 19 hair directors, stylists and beauty therapists prides itself on providing the complete hair and body experience.
KAM has been delivering exceptional service for over 20 years. Back in 1991, owner Karen Thomson took on the original premises of Square Cuts, developing it into a thriving salon before moving to larger premises on Queen Street in 2003 and renaming it KAM. Expanding into beauty, KAM’s reputation for excellence has continued to spread, and demand for its range of hair and beauty services has grown to such an extent that this year they have had to expand the salon.
KAM is recognised as a leading salon within the hair and beauty industry. Its list of accolades includes finalising for Scottish Hairdresser of the Year at the British Hairdressing Awards, and this year KAM was proud to have three team members fight off stiff competition to secure places at the L’Oreal Colour Trophy Regional Finals.
Whether it’s a simple cut or a complete restyle, you can be sure you’re in the hands of an expert at KAM. Every member of the team aims to create a bespoke style for each individual, taking into account for example not only your face shape, hair condition and skin tone but also your lifestyle and hair care routine. That’s why you’ll receive an in-depth consultation at every visit to ensure your final look is tailored to suit you perfectly, leaving you looking and feeling amazing.
Making you feel special is of paramount importance to the team- from relaxing in their massage chairs having your hair cleansed and conditioned, to choosing from their list of drinks, you will feel truly indulged in their luxurious and spacious surroundings. Exceptional customer service is offered at every point of your visit, and it doesn’t stop when you leave the salon - KAM always advises the best way to care for your hair in between salon visits, recommending the best products for your unique hair needs, as well as top tips for maintaining your look.
Along with hair, KAM also strives to bring clients the very latest innovations in beauty treatments and products. KAM provides a wide range of manual and electrical treatments, bringing you the very best from Caci who are known for providing the UK`s best selling non-surgical face, body and anti-ageing treatments or why not try the latest A-Lift treatment - another revolution in age-reversal technology.
For the ultimate in relaxation KAM’s treatments from 5 award winning spa company, ESPA are not to be missed. With a truly holistic approach to modern living, their treatments are second to none and products contain only the purest extracts and are paraben free. At KAM there’s a treatment for your every need, be it face, body or mind, and don’t forget they’re great for men too.
KAM also stocks a range of great products including Environ, Jane Iredale mineral skin care makeup, and Advanced Nutrition Programme - all of which are part of the International Institute of Anti Ageing, and that’s not all; KAM regularly has experts visit the salon and offers skin analysis sessions, allowing you to discover all that's good and bad about your skin. In addition, KAM also offers a wide range of nail, waxing and tanning treatments and products.
If you’re a bride-to-be, KAM will make sure you’re picture perfect on your big day. From your initial consultation where the team will talk you through a range of options using moodboards to inspire your look, you’ll be confident that every detail will be taken care of, including hair, make up, tanning and nails for you and your bridal party.
KAM provides its team with intense training to ensure that all services are carried out to the very highest standard. All team members participate in regular training and development to continuously build upon their knowledge and skills, ensuring they are always at the very top of their game. That’s why KAM team members are in such high demand. For example, Owner Karen is a member of the Matrix Artistic Team and Salon Manager Paula is a member of the Matrix Education Team. They are both regularly called upon to travel the globe to act as ambassadors for the hairdressing industry, inspiring others with their world-class cutting and colouring techniques. If a career at KAM sounds like something you would like to be a part of, get in touch.
With so much on offer, it’s clear why KAM is now the premier hair and beauty destination. Keep up to date with their latest news and offers by checking KAM’s website www.kamhairandbodyspa.co.uk or Facebook at ‘KamSalon’ and Twitter at ‘KAMHAIRBODYFACE’.Quote ‘spotlight’ when booking your appointment to be entered into the KAM prize draw for the latest body wash and body lotion from ESPA. The team at KAM looks forward to welcoming you to their salon where you’ll experience the very best in hair and beauty.
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3 wednesdayblown seed - fleeman productions 7:30pm. thewarehouse, lossiemouth. 01343 814004.www.thewarehousetheatre.co.uk
4 tuesdaymacs moray area cancer support 2pm-4pm. moraycoast medical practise, lossiemouth. call 07516219151 for info.the osteoporosis support group a.g.m. at 6.30pm inthe gallery, elgin library. all welcome.
7 friday - 9 sundayrockness 2013 in its eighth year, the three-day longfestival offers an eclectic selection of bands in abeautiful location on the banks of loch ness nearinverness, in scotland. visit www.rockness.co.uk
8 saturdaymiltonduff playgroup and toddlers fun quiz night7:30pm, miltonduff public hall. £30 for a team of 6max, incl teas at half time, byob & auction. for moreinfo and team bookings call lorna on 01340 871079kinloss family fun day 10am - 4pm at the playingfields near kinloss swimming pool. craft stalls, kidsfair ground rides, martial arts, dance, cheerleadingdemos, army & raf demonstration & much more.
10 monday‘masonry and the restoration of the mysteries’ - a talkby keith bailey 7pm, ramnee hotel, forres. ancientuniversal mysteries. for details call 01309 671700 orvisit www.grandlodgeaum.org
12 wednesdayelgin area netmums group: cooper park, elgin 10am.join for a blether while the kids play. contact claire:07989 135607 or [email protected]'life and times of the sundial- a perspective oncivilisation's most enduring time keeper' delivered bykevin carney 11.00am, sherwood suite, eight acreshotel, elgin. nadfas fine art lecture. visitors welcome.
14 fridaysummer lecture - "tales of tsantsas - the mystery ofelgin's shrunken head" by tobias houlton at 2pm inelgin museum hall.
15 saturdaythe western front association: “first blitz: the 1918german campaign to bomb london” 2:30pm. elgin library. 01343 870562. [email protected] museum fundraiser - heritage coffee morning10am - 12noon at the old austin's tearooms, theelgin bridge centre, 1 academy street, elgin.moon fool’s titania 7:30pm. universal hall, findhorn.£10/£8 concs/£6 u16s. 01309 690311.
18 tuesdayheldon community meeting 7:30pm. mosstowieprimary school.
19 wednesday - 24 mondaymoray walking festival 2013 exciting walks and otheractivities. see advert in magazine for details or visitwww.moraywalkingfestival.co.uk
20 thursday music festival 6pm - 10pm, elgin high school. comealong for an evening of music and entertainment.after-school orienteering taster 4pm - 6:30pm, culbinforest. a beginner-level event ideal for anyonethinking of taking part in the big 6-day festival at theend of july. visit www.moravianorienteering.org
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please note the performance of ‘treasure island’ atcawdor castle is on july 20th not june 20th aspreviously advertised.
21 fridayafter-school orienteering taster 4pm - 6:30pm,roseisle forest. a repeat of last beginner-level event.ideal for anyone thinking of taking part in the big 6-day festival at the end of july. for details visitwww.moravianorienteering.org
22 saturdayorienteering in forres 10:15am. the latest inmoravian orienteering club's popular saturday seriesincorporating the moray schools leaguecompetition. visit www.moravianorienteering.orgsummer fayre 2pm - 4pm, holy trinity church, elgin.usual stalls, teas & raffles and lots of fun things forkids to do. adults £2 / children 50p. all welcome!
22 saturday - 23 sundayscottish traditional boat festival 10am. portsoy.www.scottishtraditionalboatfestival.co.uk
23 sundaythe glen moray great bike ride elgin. three distanceoptions: 10 miles, 25 miles & 75 miles. contactmoray council: 01343 563891.
25 tuesdayelgin area netmums group @ wester hardmuir farm,by nairn 1pm. call claire on 07989 135607
26 wednesdaycurtis stigers @ ironworks 7:30pm. seated. 08717894173. www.ironworksvenue.com
27 thursdayafter-school orienteering taster 4pm - 6:30pm,roseisle forest. a repeat of last week's beginner-levelevent. for details visit www.moravianorienteering.org
28 fridaywine and pottery night 7:30pm - 10:30pm at lofty pots@ the loft. booking essential 01343850111.after-school orienteering taster 4pm - 6:30pm, culbinforest. repeat of last week's beginner-level event. fordetails visit www.moravianorienteering.org
mosstodloch quiz night 7pm quiz starts at 7.30pm,speymouth hall, mosstodloch. teams of up to 4 at £2per member. tea & biscuits served at half time free ofcharge! cash prize & normal - donations welcome.call steve fowler 01343 820046 for details.
28 friday - 29 saturdayrock academy performing arts presents - simply thebest 7.30pm (with a 2.30pm matinee on saturday)elgin town hall. a blend of classical & commercialdance. £8 adult / £6 conc. call 01343 813111 or [email protected]
29 saturday piping hot forres european pipe bandchampionships grant park, forres. for details visitwww.pipinghotforres.comarmed forces day event parade from the eastgatecentre through the city centre to northern meetingpark. www.armedforcesday.org.uk
29 saturday - 30 sundayscotland's gardens - cuddy's well, clephanton12:30pm-8:30pm.
30 sundaylofty arts family craft session 11am - 1pm @ the loft,east grange, kinloss. £4 per child (incl. facepainting). booking advised 01343850111.
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JULY in brief2 tuesdaymacs moray area cancer support 2pm-4pm. moraycoast medical practise, lossiemouth. 07516 219151
3 wednesday blown seed - fleeman productions 7:30pm. thewarehouse theatre, lossiemouth. £10. 01343 814004.www.wegottickets.com/event/198470
5 fridaysigma (moray’s astronomy club): “solar outdoor astronomical kitchen event” 7pm for a 7:30pm start.www.sigma-astro.co.uk
5 friday - 7 sundayburgie international horse trials 9am - 5pm. burgiehouse, by forres. 01343 850128. www.burgie.org
13 saturdaythe western front association: “fishermen against thekaiser” by douglas d’enno 2:30pm. elgin library.01343 870562. [email protected]
19 friday - 21 sundayfochabers gala various activities taking placethroughout the village: stalls, strawberry teas, familyquiz, tombola, gala queen crowning, disco etc.
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WEDNESDAY JUNE 19th8 pm .........................Whisky Nosing And Tasting
THURSDAY JUNE 20TH10am ..................... The Three Rivers Walk, Forres10am ........................ Navigation Skills, Cromdale11am ...................Wellhill Culbin to Findhorn Bay11pm ..................... Sunrise on top of Ben Rinnes
FRIDAY JUNE 21st8.45am .......................... Glenlivet to Glen Fiddich10am ............................Hopeman to Lossiemouth10am........................ Benromach Distillery, Forres10.30am.............................Grantown to Cromdale10.30am.............. Forres Woodlands for Disabled 11am............................................ Fochabers Trail 6.30pm .......................................Findhorn Gorges7pm ....................... Safety in the Hills Talk, Forres
SATURDAY JUNE 22nd10.15am...........................................Keith Circular10am............................Ballindalloch - Knockando11.15am........................... Dufftown Story Walks 11.45pm ........................... Dufftown Story Walks 21.45pm .................. Aberlour to MacAllan Circular2pm ................................Nature Walk at Spey Bay4pm ..............................Dufftown Distilleries Walk9pm .......... Ghost Train Walk, Grantown to Forres
SUNDAY JUNE 23rd9.45am............................... Viking Walk, Dufftown11am................ WW II History Walk, Lossiemouth11.00am.....................Walk & Train ride, Dufftown2pm ................................Nature Walk at Spey Bay1.45pm ...................................... Aberlour Circular1.45pm ............................ Dufftown Story Walks 3
MONDAY JUNE 24th10am.......................................... Glenfiddich Walk10.30am.......................................... Forres Waters11.45am.................. Auchindoun Castle, Dufftown
For programme information and online booking go to: www.moraywalkingfestival.co.uk
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Leisure
Leisure
Keith Golf Club is a family orientated parkland course
on the outskirts of the town, with challenging greens
and views of the surrounding countryside. The
recently renovated lounge provides a bright airy room
for a relaxing drink or meal after your round. We
welcome Gol�ng Outings and can tailor packages to
your needs, including full catering.
Details of our Opens and Club House events on our
website:
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01542 882469Contact
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Full Adult Membershiponly £270
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Outings from £30 per person (including full catering)
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“Following on from our Spring Burgie success where we received praise galore from the competitors we are hoping that the Event
scheduled for the 15th and 16th June will be an even greater success.
Saturday 15th heralds showing and unaffiliated classes. Sunday gives way to the highest level Eventers tackling Dressage, show jumping and
Cross Country - where a few new jumps will prove challenging.
To keep the children entertained there will be kiddie quads, water walking and loads more!! In an exciting addition to the entertainment we welcome the support of the Army with
39 Royal Engineer Regiment attending with a stand for all ages. Also we will have a dog
agility display amongst other things!!!If you are in need of upgrading your horse
riding equipment there will be plenty of trade stands.
Entry is £10 per car.”
Experience one of Scotland’s best-kept sporting secrets and discover the parts of Nairnshire and Moray that normal visitors don’t reach!The Scottish 6 days is a summer festival of adventure running where the fastest runners SOMETIMES win. Whoever makes fewest mistakes is king!Join 3,500 competitors from all over the world to �nd out if you’re magic or tragic with a map in your hand. Run, jog or walk against the clock to see how quickly you can complete your course in six fantastic locations in the local countryside. From toddlers on the ‘follow the string through the woods’ course, to some of the world’s best adventure runners toughing it out at the top, there’s something for everyone who enjoys the great outdoors.www.scottish6days.com/2013
28th July - 3rd August 2013
Orienteering is no ordinary run. And this is no ordinary event. The Scottish 6 Days Orienteering Festival has been happening every two years in Scotland since it was first staged (in Moray) in 1977. Since then it has grown to become one of Scotland’s biggest mass-participation sporting events.Returning to this area after a 10-year absence, with an iconic whisky still as its logo, Moray 2013 is set to bring a £2 million boost to our economy. Up to 4,000 runners, joggers and walkers will descend on us from all over the world, attracted by the fabulous Moray terrain and the unique Scottish flavour of what’s on offer outside the competition. Brodie Castle hosts the Event Centre and official camp site while nearby Dyke Village Hall will host a busy programme of entertainments all week long.But this is no elitist competition. The beauty of orienteering is that it
FUN ON THE RUNprovides something for everyone – and you don’t have to be competitive either. Just as Moray is laying down the welcome mat to everyone associated with the event, the organisers want to welcome locals to be part of the biggest sporting occasion that Moray will ever have staged.This is a sport where a 9-year old can share the same start line as an interna-tional athlete. One might be heading 15 Km in one direction while the other has just 2Km to go along the forest trails. It’s not uncommon for 4 generations from the same family to take part together. There were more than 200 people aged 70 or over, and 500 under 18s amongst the 3,000 people who had entered by mid May!You don’t even have to run. Orienteering is all about finding your way round a course with a special map as quickly as you can. The hares certainly don’t always win!There are 36 different courses plus special ‘follow the string’ routes where even
toddlers can take their first steps at orienteering with a special picture map, discovering an array of woodland characters on their way! There will even be a disability-friendly “Trail O” at Culbin on the Wednesday rest day and some Mountain Bike Orienteering in Monaughty! If you’ve never tried orienteering, this is the time to do it. But please make life easy by entering by 30th June if you possibly can. Entries on the day are possible, but big queues are expected so patience will be needed if you turn up on the day! If you're unsure what course to enter, why not go to one of the many smaller events being held in Moray and Nairnshire during June and see how you get on? You can find details on www.moravianorienteering.orgGetting lost has never been so much fun.
Photo: Chris Spencer
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Leisure
A little over two years ago the doors opened at the Moray Hydrotherapy Pool. Situated adjacent to Forres Swimming
Pool and Fitness Centre, the facility was built free of charge by Springfield Properties and equipped thanks to 10 years of
fundraising by volunteers.The charity-run pool meets the highest professional
standards and is staffed by fully qualified physiotherapists and pool attendants.
Hydrotherapy is a type of exercise carried out in water heated to around 34C. Thanks to the combination of heat
and buoyancy, the pool provides a relaxing medium in which pain-relieving exercises can be carried out.
It is suitable for people with arthritis, muscular dystrophy, MS and cerebral palsy, while people recovering from strokes or
accidents, pre and post surgery patients and those with sports or works injuries can all benefit.
Using the pool is simple: new clients should call Forres swimming pool reception (01309 672984) to make an
appointment for an assessment by a physiotherapist who will provide a personalised training programme.
Users are then able to make use of the pool during one of the many “mobility” mixed or women-only sessions. Follow
up sessions are advised and they will allow the physiothera-pist to adjust the schedule when necessary. The facility is
also open to organised groups.So if you think hydrotherapy could benefit you, why not give
it a go?
For more details, see our website at www.morayhydrotherapypool.co.uk
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Popular for some years now, particularly for those whose time is very limited, a City Break is
an excellent way of getting away for a few days and nights, and seeing some interesting and different
culture. One of the most common Cities from this part of the world has been Paris because, as with Amsterdam it is accessible in one flight from Aberdeen, but there are many European cities which now see large numbers of short-term visitors from Scotland.
The advantage of a City break is that you can come and go on any days of the week that you select, normally using scheduled aircraft to spend 3 or 4 nights in a city, with a complete selection of differing hotels. Imagine flying to Nice or Cannes for 3 or 4 nights, staying in a smart city hotel full of character for Bed and Breakfast because there are so many restaurants that you would want to try for lunch and dinner in the evening. Because time is limited you don't wait hours for transfer coaches, but are transported to your hotel by taxi or car. Cities like Nice are excellent for walking about, seeing the marinas and the waterfront.
Though no direct flights exist from Scotland, Vienna is another popular destination, with all its imperial splendour, Art Nouveau, waltzes and coffee houses. A grand ring of 19th century palaces surrounds the mediaeval city, with its narrow streets, hospitable inns, cafes and shops. Customers have recently joined a break to Vienna with a trip to Budapest, using the train to travel from one to the other. Both cities boast much of the 19th century grandeur of the Hapsburg Empire. It's Bela Bartok and Liszt Museums in Budapest as it is the Strauss family in Vienna.
There are many suitable Italian cities to visit for a short time, and Florence is one of the finest settings of them all. On the banks of the River Arno, Florence is the birthplace of the Renaissance and the city of Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Giotto, Dante and their patrons the Medici family. When you are there a visit to the Uffizi Gallery (recently acclaimed to be the best Art Gallery in the world) and Museum is a must! It is there that you will find The Birth of Venus by Botticelli.
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Popular for some years now, particularly for those whose time is very limited, a City Break is
an excellent way of getting away for a few days and nights, and seeing some interesting and different
culture. One of the most common Cities from this part of the world has been Paris because, as with Amsterdam it is accessible in one flight from Aberdeen, but there are many European cities which now see large numbers of short-term visitors from Scotland.
The advantage of a City break is that you can come and go on any days of the week that you select, normally using scheduled aircraft to spend 3 or 4 nights in a city, with a complete selection of differing hotels. Imagine flying to Nice or Cannes for 3 or 4 nights, staying in a smart city hotel full of character for Bed and Breakfast because there are so many restaurants that you would want to try for lunch and dinner in the evening. Because time is limited you don't wait hours for transfer coaches, but are transported to your hotel by taxi or car. Cities like Nice are excellent for walking about, seeing the marinas and the waterfront.
Though no direct flights exist from Scotland, Vienna is another popular destination, with all its imperial splendour, Art Nouveau, waltzes and coffee houses. A grand ring of 19th century palaces surrounds the mediaeval city, with its narrow streets, hospitable inns, cafes and shops. Customers have recently joined a break to Vienna with a trip to Budapest, using the train to travel from one to the other. Both cities boast much of the 19th century grandeur of the Hapsburg Empire. It's Bela Bartok and Liszt Museums in Budapest as it is the Strauss family in Vienna.
There are many suitable Italian cities to visit for a short time, and Florence is one of the finest settings of them all. On the banks of the River Arno, Florence is the birthplace of the Renaissance and the city of Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Giotto, Dante and their patrons the Medici family. When you are there a visit to the Uffizi Gallery (recently acclaimed to be the best Art Gallery in the world) and Museum is a must! It is there that you will find The Birth of Venus by Botticelli.
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Ingredients
2x 100g Monkfish fillets2 tsp Madras curry powder1 tsp Cinnamon1 tsp Cumin1 tsp ground Coriander2x peeled Sweet Potatoes1x Red Pepper
Method
Mix the curry powder, Cinnamon, Cumin and Coriander together with a little olive oil.
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Pre heat oven to 190 degrees.
Chop the Sweet Potatoes, pepper and onion and mix with a little olive oil Place on a pre-heated roasting tin and place in the oven for 25 mins.
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Check the monkfish is cooked through then carve into 3 or 4 slices.
Arrange the sweet potatoes on the bottom of the plate with the Monkfish and Pancetta placed on top.
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Now£160
Now£199
Now£140
6 DrawerChestWas £399
4 Drawer ChestWas £280
3 Drawer BedsideWas £160
Now£120
Now£80
Was £2803 Drawer Dressing Table
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