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Windfarm opposition gathers momentum: Community Council calls for more time to submit comments

Week: 23 | 6th June 2019 | News

The public should have more than just 30 days to submit comments on the planning application for the Faw Side wind farm, community councillors agreed this week. Langholm, Ewes and Westerkirk Community Council plan to request an extension to the…

Holmspun on High Street

Week: 23 | 6th June 2019 | News

Langholm High Street has a new business filling one of the vacant shops at the Townhead end of the street. Jo Elliot has brought Holmspun Gifts and Crafts to Langholm. Jo lives in Newcastleton and is multi talented making pottery,…

Future of Langholm moor in spotlight: End of June deadline for Buccleuch consultation

Week: 23 | 6th June 2019 | News

Community ownership and the creation of a nature reserve are among suggestions for the future of Langholm Moor made this week. Fears of “unsympathetic development” of the protected area have also been voiced, following Buccleuch’s shock announcement last week that…

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