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Work is underway to produce a collaborative strategy for the whole of Moray. It will capture what communities, organisations, and individuals are already doing, identify key gaps and challenges, and help to shape future priorities—both at a grassroots and strategic level.
Development of this strategy is being guided by a steering group led by Moray CAN and Moray Council.
A stakeholder workshop looking at the priorities and next steps is being held on Friday 7th November in Elgin. Please register on Eventbrite if you would like to come.
Work is underway to produce a collaborative strategy for the whole of Moray. It will capture what communities, organisations, and individuals are already doing, identify key gaps and challenges, and help to shape future priorities—both at a grassroots and strategic level.
Development of this strategy is being guided by a steering group led by Moray CAN and Moray Council.
A stakeholder workshop looking at the priorities and next steps is being held on Friday 7th November in Elgin. Please register on Eventbrite if you would like to come.