Vote for the Lighthouse Links Project

Vote for the Lighthouse Links Project

Laich of Moray Active Travel Routes are delighted to announce that we’ve been shortlisted for funding from the Moray Coastal Communities Fund. The Coastal Communities Fund distributes £100,000 from the Crown Estate to projects with a clear connection to...
Lossiemouth – Covesea: An Old Road, A New Hope

Lossiemouth – Covesea: An Old Road, A New Hope

Laich of Moray Active Travel Routes aims to complete the 2007 vision to connect the coastal communities of Burghead, Cummingston, Hopeman, Duffus, Covesea and Lossiemouth with a safe and accessible walking, wheeling and cycling route. There’s an old road...
The Scottish Outdoor Access Code & Golf Courses

The Scottish Outdoor Access Code & Golf Courses

A recent article in the Press & Journal entitled ‘Inside the fight to save historic Moray Golf Club from being trampled into sea by walkers’ outlines Moray Golf Club’s concerns related to losing part of the course due to coastal erosion. The Club...
Join Us At Our AMM

Join Us At Our AMM

We would like to invite all members and friends of Laich of Moray Active Travel Routes to our Annual Members’ Meeting. So much progress has been made since our last AMM and our campaign for an active travel route between Lossiemouth and Hopeman has gained a lot more...
34 Near Misses in 8 Months

34 Near Misses in 8 Months

We have received 34 near miss reports from people travelling along the B9040 since April 2024. To give a visual representation, we’ve plotted them in what3words. Check them out here. The Lighthouse Links will make this road safer for vulnerable road users such...