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  • Moray Just Transition Participatory Budgeting Fund Voting Form

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  • Your Voting Options

    There are 37 projects in for your vote. Put a tick in the box next to the word 'Vote' for each project you would like to vote for. Please select five (5)projects for your vote to be valid. If you change your mind, you will need to click the tick box to remove the tick, before selecting another project.
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    Morayvia

    Bright Future Facilities Project

    £47,000
    The Bright Future Facilities Project will install eco-toilets, a full-size accessible toilet, and bright white roof insulation at Morayvia, reducing water and energy use while improving comfort, accessibility, and sustainability for all visitors.

  • Portknockie Bowling & Tennis Club

    Smart Energy for Portknockie.

    £40,370
    Investing in modern, accessible, and energy-efficient facilities, through the provision of Solar panels and energy efficient heating system, Portknockie Bowling and Tennis Club will be a warm, inclusive place for its members, visitors and community as well as establishing itself as a sustainable community hub delivering long-term benefits to Portknockie.

  • New Moray Lets

    Digitalising of New Moray Lets

    £4,900
    New Moray Lets plans to be have an interactive website and digitalise its system. Presently our system relies on paper cheques and has no website presence . This move will save paper and fuel and will give members more freedom as wellas creating an online presence for potential new members.

  • Alves Hall

    Going green heating upgrade

    £9,000
    Our little hall is a busy place, and offers many things, but surveys say it is too cold, when winter brings its chills, our heating needs upgrading, and this could cost a lot. So could we humbly ask you to help us with your VOTE ?

  • Outfit Moray

    Pedals for the Planet

    £10,518
    Pedals for the Planet will help more people in Moray enjoy cycling, no matter their age or ability. From fun Smoothie Bikes at schools and events, to free bike repair workshops and an adapted tricycle for inclusive cycling. This project will promote active, low-carbon travel, build practical skills, and bring our community together through cycling.

  • Elgin & District Men's Shed

    Let's get mobile

    £2,271.64
    Basically we want to create a small mobile workshop in our van to allow us to do more work in the community helping mainly elderly residents. This would cut our emissions because instead of transporting an item to our workshop, to repair then transporting it back it`s a single journey

  • Aberlour Scout Group

    Hall Sustainability Project

    £9,000
    Upgrading of a local community feature in our village to ensure that it will last for years to come through some upgrading works. The aim is providing a warm and enjoyable community space that is welcoming and is environmentally friendly.

  • Boundless Trails CIC

    Trails to Wellbeing - Mountain Biking for Mental Health

    £14,500
    Boundless Trails CIC helps people aged 12+ across Moray improve their wellbeing and confidence through free, supported mountain biking sessions. Funding will provide e-bikes, a trailer, and secure storage so more people can access the outdoors, connect with others, and enjoy low-carbon, active travel for better mental health.

  • Burghead Amenities Association

    Burghead Garden fun excitement and growth

    £11,400
    We want exciting, safer agility equipment for the youngsters, additional seating and more accessible paths for visitors, volunteers and veg plot holders. Burghead Community Garden is there to improve our mental, physical, and emotional health and wellbeing. A social space for the whole community to use and enjoy.

  • Beeline Community Transport & Wellbeing Hub

    Moray's Coastline Without Barriers: A Just Transition for All

    £4,655.09
    Please consider one of your 5 votes to help us provide an all-terrain/beach wheelchair to help those with limited mobility experience the freedom to access Moray’s coastline and woodland. Please help us create the joy of allowing everyone to feel truly included for a project that seeks less than £5,000.

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    1st Lossiemouth Scout Group

    Lossie Scouts navigate towards net zero!

    £26,049.64
    With this funding we hope to further reduce our carbon footprint by upgrading our existing solar system. Battery storage will allow us to use more of what we produce and a new efficient hot water system will be heated from energy which would usually go back to the grid.

     

     

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    Earthtime For All Ltd

    Earthtime's Community Van for Moray

    £45,310
    We bring outdoor play, friendship and family support to communities across Moray. But our van’s on its last wheels! Help us go green with a new electric vehicle - cutting costs, reducing emissions and keeping our free sessions rolling in Aberlour, Buckie, Burghead, Elgin, Forres and Lossiemouth and more of Moray.

  • Buckie Community Sports Hub

    Mowers For Mersons!

    £17,535
    Imagine our community’s grass pitches always manicured and game ready, without the manual upkeep.
    Investing in autonomous mowers ensures efficient, climate friendly maintenance that saves time, money, and reduces emissions.
    Vote for us to enhance our community’s sports facilities, boost pride, and create better spaces for users and their families!

  • Naturally Useful

    Help Nature and Scottish Craft Thrive 

    £33,731.74
    We want to buy a field near our current location in Forres to plant more willow and help nature, wildlife, and local craft makers. Your vote also helps us care for Scotland’s riverbanks riverbanks, grow more plants, and make things that bring people together. Please support us to grow more willow and create lasting benefits for people, nature, and culture.

  • West End Primary Parent Partnership

    West End go wild

    £2,800
    A community-led rewilding project transforming degraded land in the school environment by restoring local habitats whilst promoting wellbeing, enhancing biodiversity, and building climate resilience through inclusive hands-on learning, volunteering and co-designed green spaces for all.

  • Cullen Bowling & Tennis Club

    Update heating & lighting

    £23,040
    Cullen Bowls and Tennis Club is creating a warmer, greener, and more welcoming community hub. By installing modern heating and lowering the hall ceiling, we'll cut costs, reduce emissions, and provide a sustainable space for all. We'd love your support - please give us your vote.

  • Buckie Thistle Football Club

    Jags Going Green

    £37,560
    Buckie Thistle Football Club will install solar panels with battery storage to cut carbon emissions, lower running costs, and inspire climate action in sport in our local community, supported by our Club  Community Climate Ambassador.

  • The Lossie 2-3 Group and The Lossie Community Hub

    Community E-Minibus and Charging Point

    £34,300
    Hop on board with The Lossie Community Hub! Our eco-friendly community minibus will connect people, cut carbon, and keep Lossie moving. Families, friends, and local groups—all welcome! Your vote makes it happen—driving greener journeys, stronger connections, and a thriving community. Driven by Community, Powered by You!

  • Knockando Woolmill Trust

    Waterwheel Energy Recovery and Storage

    £25,000
    Knockando Woolmill has stood proudly in Speyside for over 230 years, weaving stories and tradition for generations.
    We're restoring our historic waterwheel to generate green energy, reduce costs, and unite heritage with innovation.
    Support us in powering Scotland’s last working district woolmill into a sustainable future to preserve its legacy.

  • Elgin Town Hall for the Community Ltd

    Elgin Town Hall on the Road

    £40,000
    ETHC’s “Town Hall on the Road” brings cultural events to rural Moray during Elgin Town Hall’s refurbishment. Using an electric vehicle, we’ll reach isolated communities, support local economies, and reduce emissions. Help us make this vision a reality - vote for us to keep culture moving across Moray!

  • Elgin Youth Development Group

    Keep the Heat In! – A Comfortable Space for Young People

    £18,000
    Our building houses our free youth work services, providing a safe space for 11–18-year-olds to socialise and have fun. Our windows and exterior door and deteriorating so by replacing these we ensure comfort for our young people and cut energy costs so we can invest more into our services!

  • Forres Friends of Woods and Fields

    Electric Rechargeable Mower

    £879
    Forres Friends of Woods and Fields seek funding for a heavy-duty rechargeable electric mower to maintain our community garden at Chapelton Field. This will support volunteers, improve path maintenance, enhance composting, and help us grow more organic produce, strengthening local food resilience and providing fresh, healthy food for our community.
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    Hopeman Amateur Dramatic Society

    Screen For Community

    £46,585
    Hopeman Amateur Dramatic Society (HADS) seeks funding for a portable, modular 8m x 4m LED screen to support performances, events, and digital exhibitions across Moray. Eco-friendly and adaptable, it offers high-quality staging and a valuable resource for our rural communities.

  • The Gaff! Forres Youth Space SCIO

    The Gaff on the Road! Electric Van for Outreach Sessions

    £22,200
    The Gaff is a youth charity for 11–16-year-olds in the Forres Academy catchment area, offering safe and supportive social sessions within local venues. We would love to buy our first ever electric vehicle so we can reach rural communities within the Forres ASG, expanding access to our inclusive youth opportunities.

  • Findochty and Buckie Development Trust

    Communitry Van

    £42,103.24
    An electric van with a big community heart! From food and school uniforms to Christmas hampers and warm clothing, from fundraising to free transport, it’ll help The Hub deliver cost of living support, smiles and connection—bringing people together every eco-friendly mile of the way!

  • REAP

    Planting Change AND Energy on Wheels

    £8,147
    Our Keith Community Garden is a practical, vital project that's helping teach sustainable gardening and growing across Moray. We need funding for gardening materials to keep this incredible space thriving. We also seek support for three e-bikes - crucial for delivering our home energy advice to vulnerable residents in a low-carbon way. Together, these actions build greener communities.

  • Spey Bay Hall and Amenities Association

    Spey Bay Hall's Solar Panels

    £22,657.19
    We want to put solar panels on Spey Bay Hall to save energy, help the environment and make our hall an even friendlier, greener space where everyone can come together, have fun, stay active and feel part of the community.

  • Findochty Town Hall

    A Warmer,Greener Findochty Hall

    £24,796
    Findochty Town Hall is a great place to meet, our wish is to retain the heat.
    Insulating the building is our main aim, reducing CO2 emission being the aim of the game.  So consider us when you vote please, this would mean so much to the village and the trustees.

  • The Three Kings Cullen Association

    The Community Patch - growing at Cullen's Centre

    £8,682
    A Polycrub tunnel and raised beds will help turn a disused area at Cullen Community Centre into a thriving micro-market garden. From herbs to veggies and juicy fruit, everyone can grow, share, and learn together. It’s fresh food and a greener Cullen - all in one inclusive, hands-on garden experience!

  • Forres Smallbore Rifle and Pistol Club

    Aim Green - Shoot Clean

    £20,473.39
    A proud member of the Moray community since 1913, promoting inclusion, focus & friendship through sport. Installing solar panels & batteries will cut our carbon foorprint, lower costs & support accessibility, ensuring our historic club remains sustainable, welcoming & inspiring for generations of future champions to come.

  • Royal British Legion Buckie

    Solar Panels on RBL Buckie Roof

    £48,000
    Install 30 solar panels on roof of Legion Buckie function hall. Ultimately we intend to use any funds generated to raise awareness of environmental issues and protect our most vulnerable residents and veterans providing a safe, warm and welcoming place for our most vulnerable and their families.

  • Cullen Community Allotment Association

    Wildflower Meadow

    £18,795
    We aim to transform derelict land adjacent to the allotments into a wildflower meadow. The meadow will not only help nature but also be a place to improve the health and wellbeing of the local population. In the UK, we have lost 97% of wildflower meadows since the 1930s.

  • Lossiemouth FC

    Grant Park Upgrades

    £50,000
    Lossiemouth FC - upgrade floodlighting to LED, install PV Panels and switch to an Electric Mower. All reducing costs, improving the surrounding environment by softer lights, and lowering energy costs and reducing emissions. all to aim to get the club closer to net zero. This will educate other clubs to follow.

  • Moray Reach Out

    Breath of Fresh Air

    £14,857
    Your vote helps Moray Reach Out create a greener, healthier space for adults with disabilities to thrive within their local community in Moray.  With better ventilation and sensory garden features, we’ll improve wellbeing and sustainability, creating a calming environment where people feel valued and connected. 

  • Moray Mountain Bike Club

    Moray MTB Club Trail Project

    £2,650
    Moray Mountain Bike Club’s Trail Maintenance Project is enhancing the trail network in Moray. By fostering social connections and encouraging trail maintenance, we promote physical fitness and mental well-being. Support us in building a stronger, healthier community through sustainable trail development and shared adventure.

  • WDC - Scottish Dolphin Centre

    Driving Protection for Whales and Dolphins

    £26,904
    Help Moray’s communities care for our seas! Vote to fund an electric van and beach cleaning kit for the Scottish Dolphin Centre team located in Moray to reach communities across north east Scotland. We deliver school education programmes, run beach cleans, and monitor marine life through our Shorewatch programme.

  • Three Harbours Association

    Sandcastle Kiosk

    £14,700
    Vote for Sandcastle kiosk to bring Cullen harbour alive sustainably. At the kiosk local youngsters will get work experience, serving drinks and snacks, easing their way into full time employment, all done with a smile and powered by solar panels and local enthusiasm, getting Moray to Net Zero.

  • Confirming Your Votes

    The list of projects below has been created based on the projects you selected on the previous page. You can change your selection by clicking on the 'Back' button at the bottom of this page. If you are happy with your selection, please click on the 'Next' button

  • Morayvia

    Bright Future Facilities Project

    £47,000

  • Portknockie Bowling & Tennis Club

    Smart Energy for Portknockie.

    £40,370

  • New Moray Lets

    Digitalising of New Moray Lets

    £4,900

  • Alves Hall

    Going green heating upgrade

    £9,000

  • Outfit Moray

    Pedals for the Planet

    £10,518

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    Elgin & District Men's Shed

    Let's get mobile

    £2,271.64

  • Aberlour Scout Group

    Hall Sustainability Project

    £9,000

  • Boundless Trails CIC

    Trails to Wellbeing - Mountain Biking for Mental Health

    £14,500

  • Burghead Amenities Association

    Burghead Garden fun excitement and growth

    £11,400

  • Beeline Community Transport & Wellbeing Hub

    Moray's Coastline Without Barriers: A Just Transition for All

    £4,655.09

  • 1st Lossiemouth Scout Group

    Lossie Scouts navigate towards net zero!

    £26,049.64

  • Earthtime For All Ltd

    Earthtime's Community Van for Moray

    £45,310

  • Buckie Community Sports Hub

    Mowers For Mersons!

    £17,535

  • Naturally Useful

    Help Nature and Scottish Craft Thrive 

    £33,731.74

  • West End Primary Parent Partnership

    West End go wild

    £2,800

  • Cullen Bowling & Tennis Club

    Update heating & lighting

    £23,040

  • Buckie Thistle Football Club

    Jags Going Green

    £37,560

  • The Lossie 2-3 Group and The Lossie Community Hub

    Community E-Minibus and Charging Point

    £34,300

  • Knockando Woolmill Trust

    Waterwheel Energy Recovery and Storage

    £25,000

  • Elgin Town Hall for the Community Ltd

    Elgin Town Hall on the Road

    £40,000

  • Elgin Youth Development Group

    Keep the Heat In! – A Comfortable Space for Young People

    £18,000

  • Forres Friends of Woods and Fields

    Electric Rechargeable Mower

    £879

  • Hopeman Amateur Dramatic Society

    Screen For Community

    £46,585

  • The Gaff! Forres Youth Space SCIO

    The Gaff on the Road! Electric Van for Outreach Sessions

    £22,200

  • Findochty and Buckie Development Trust

    Communitry Van

    £42,103.24

  • REAP

    Planting Change AND Energy on Wheels

    £8,147

  • Spey Bay Hall and Amenities Association

    Spey Bay Hall's Solar Panels

    £22,657.19

  • Findochty Town Hall

    A Warmer,Greener Findochty Hall

    £24,796

  • The Three Kings Cullen Association

    The Community Patch - growing at Cullen's Centre

    £8,682

  • Forres Smallbore Rifle and Pistol Club

    Aim Green - Shoot Clean

    £20,473.39

  • Royal British Legion Buckie

    Solar Panels on RBL Buckie Roof

    £48,000

  • Cullen Community Allotment Association

    Wildflower Meadow

    £18,795

  • Lossiemouth FC

    Grant Park Upgrades

    £50,000

  • Moray Reach Out

    Breath of Fresh Air

    £14,857

  • Moray Mountain Bike Club

    Moray MTB Club Trail Project

    £2,650

  • WDC - Scottish Dolphin Centre

    Driving Protection for Whales and Dolphins

    £26,904

  • Three Harbours Association

    Sandcastle Kiosk

    £14,700

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