- New Year, Fresh Start
- School Registrations Now Online
- Healthy Working Lives
- News Room
- Healthy workking lives group
- Narrow the gap
- Social Events Follow Up
- Sharepoint Team Award
- Star Awards 2018
- Marvellous Mocktails & Winter Wellness
- Xmas Jumper Day 2018
- Holidays and Flexi
- Moray Local Dev Plan
- ICT Service Desk
- STAR Awards 2019
- Staff Car Parking
- ICS Survey 2019
- Personal Data and Data Protection
- mconnect free travel
- Register to vote
- School Closures
- Moray Young Citizen Awards 2020
- Sports Relief Feb 2020
- Coronavirus Mar 2020
- STAR Award Winners 2017
- Time For Talking
- iTrent-Payroll
- The Wee Winter Walk Challenege - Week One
- New carers legislation
- National Apprenticeship Week
- Winter Grit
- Stress Awareness Month
- Grow your own
- Mental Health Awareness
- Park for £1 per day
- Grow Your Own - Update
- Switch Off Fortnight 2018
- Safe Drive Stay Alive
- Moray Doors Open Day
- Survey-o-meter
- Stoptober
- Wear It Pink
- This Years Love
- Youth Mentoring
- Interactive Gritting Map
- World Hearing Day Mar 2020
- No Smoking Day
- Coronation Day
- Ricoh Printer Update
- Let's Talk
- Switch off Fortnight
- Winter Driving
- What's in a Unit
- The Wee Winter Walk Challenge
- The Wee Winter Walk Challenge - Week Three
- Main Issues Report
- Growth Deal Plans Revealed
- Social Engagement
- Save on Water
- Star Awards 2018
- Term Dates
- Spirit of Moray Book Festival
- MacMillan Coffee Morning
- Holiday Buy Back
- Xmas Opening Hrs
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- Colleagues Choice Award 2019
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- Holiday Buy Back 2021
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- DLO Apprentice Day
- It's All Change
- Moray Carer Aware Card
- Pencil them in
- Holiday Reminders
- The Wee Winter Walk Challenge - Week 4
- The Wee Winter Walk Challenge - The Results
- Spring Forward
- Walk to Work Day
- Mental Helath Awareness Update
- Mission Xmas
- Winter Walks
- World Day for Safety and Health at Work
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- Holiday Buyback
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- No Smoking Day
- Long Service Awards
- Winter Health 2018
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- Valentine's Day
- National walking month 2018
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- New News Desk
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- Walking Challenge April 2020
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- Speyside Way - Carron to Craigellachie
- Ride 2 Work Mar 2020
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- Hello summer
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- Spirit of Moray Book Festival 2017
World Heart Day 2018
World Heart Day is celebrated every year on 29th September. Created by the World Heart Foundation, World Heart Day aims to inform people all over the globe that Cardiovascular disease, including heart disease and stroke, is the world’s leading cause of death claiming 17.5 million lives every year.
The day is aimed at drawing people’s attention to heart illness and the range of associated health issues with both governmental and non-governmental organisations celebrating the day worldwide.
This month’s Connect contains the story of John Stewart, one of our engineers, who has made a good recovery after suffering a heart attack last year. This is in large part to the quick actions of his colleague, Kenna Warren, who recognised his symptoms and whisked him to hospital. You can read about John’s story in the September issue of the Council’s Connect magazine.
We all need to keep an eye on our colleagues and learn to recognise the signs of a heart attack or stroke. The NHS web site is an excellent resource to use to familiarise yourself with the symptoms of a heart attack and stroke.