The Scottish Timber Transport Scheme has granted £122,000 towards upkeeping roads in Moray.
The award is being matched by funding from the council and will go towards making sure harvesting machinery/haulage vehicles can access areas where felling operations are being carried out.
Features include edge strengthening on the C13E Dallas to Knockando road and the C25E near Roseisle, in addition to carriageway recycling on the U105E Garrowslack road near Mosstowie.
Cllr Chris Tuke said: "The timber industry is hugely important to the Moray economy and this funding, along with the funding already earmarked by the council, will help to facilitate harvesting and extracting operations.
"This contribution is most welcome and will help to alleviate the wear and tear on narrow rural roads."
(LM/MH)
Scotland
UK
Ireland
London











