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Statistics quoted by the Institute of Fundraising indicate that, though 58% of the UK population give to charity during their lifetime, only 7% leave a bequest or legacy to charity in their will (mentioned in this pdf download, entitled “Legacies (in 60 minutes)”). The problem with considering leaving something to charity in our will probably stems …
Ashleigh MacGregor, who is from Moray and a law student in Edinburgh, recently spent a week on placement with us at Grigor & Young, as part of her course. Alongside this, she is an active member of the Speyfest committee. 2015 is a landmark year for Speyfest and we asked Ashleigh to write something about the …
Solicitors’ local knowledge can benefit you when looking for a house – for example, if buying a property in Moray. Solicitors can also help take the pressure off you, guiding you along the path of the property-purchasing process, from noting an interest in a house, at the start, to getting the keys to your new …
So, your offer for a house in Moray has been successful. What happens next? Firstly, well done. Buying a house is a big personal investment and it can be very difficult deciding whether it is the right home for you and the best price to offer So, to get this far is an achievement. Trying …
As Kate watched Tom drive off from outside their house that bleak Moray morning, it was the last time she would ever see him alive. As usual, as he was leaving the house, he had kissed her and she had told him to “take care”. An important question for all of us Have you considered …
We have received some questions about our Moray Claims tagline, which appears, for example, on our Twitter page. It is: Helping you in Moray to claim fair and full compensation for personal injury. We are going to try and answer those questions here.
Figures released by Registers of Scotland (RoS) for July – September 2014 show that the number of house sales in Moray increased from 417 in the same period in 2013 to 498. This is an increase of just under 20%. The average cost of a house in Moray is now £153,560, which is a 9.2% …
With inhabitants numbering around 93,000 (2012), Moray’s population makes up less than 2% of the Scottish total. The Moray economy relies on a diverse range of business types. Main types of employment in Moray The main sectors of employment are: food and drink manufacturing, tourism and defence.
