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Raise a glass as to Borderland deal

Week: 29 | 20th July 2023 | Arts and Entertainment News

Langholm brewery teams up for new taproom venue in Carlisle A Langholm-based brewery is spreading its wings across the border as part of an exciting new entertainment project in Cumbria. Borderlands Brewery has teamed up with the Halston in Carlisle…

The Oxygen Man and the trailing ban

Week: 29 | 20th July 2023 | Farming and Environment Newcastleton News

New owner of Blackburn and Hartsgarth claims the hounds ‘do untold damage’ The new owners of land on Langholm Moor have banned hound trailing because they say it’s a threat to wildlife. The move has angered local enthusiasts who say…

Deflatulating daffodils

Week: 28 | 17th July 2023 | Farming and Environment News

The sight of daffodils fluttering and dancing in the breeze once inspired the poet Wordsworth to verse, now scientists at Scotland’s rural college believe the iconic golden flowers could play a major role in helping the environment. The SRUC boffins…

Questions and answers at the Buccleuch

Week: 28 | 15th July 2023 | Arts and Entertainment News

Politicians quizzed as popular Radio 4 show comes to Langholm By Anthony Lane National political debate came to Langholm last Friday evening as the BBC Radio 4 programme Any Questions was broadcast live from the Buccleuch Centre. And there was…

Wash out frustration for Steele’s men

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023 | Cricket Sport

Rain stops play, but Langholm still well placed in cricket league Langholm’s rematch with Staffield was abandoned on Saturday after heavy rain stopped play for the second time in the game. It meant disappointment for the Castleholm men, who had…

Children’s author makes a return to his Copshaw roots

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023 | Arts and Entertainment Community Newcastleton

Family collaboration over 4,200 miles leads to potential series of books When artist Paula Downey and children’s author Ian Rowan decided to collaborate on a creative project there was just one problem. Paula lives in Newcastleton and Ian is in…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Walkers are Welcome

Walking back to happiness as new Langholm Walks website goes…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Enough is Enough!

Petition for vital health services to be restored to Langholm…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

Jake Reid remembered by 40 pairs of bowlers

Memorial Tournament brings Langholm clubs together By Luke Tolson The…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

25 years of down-right uniqueness

Copshaw Common Riding fills the heart and mind with something…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

Government urged to order review of controversial Langholm forestry plans

By David Greybe Calls are growing for the Scottish Government…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

Threat of minimum class sizes is worrying parents

As D&G grapples with the funding gap, rural schools may…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

Dozens take their ‘First Bite’

Nicole ‘very busy’ as her long-awaited new café opens in…

Week: 26 | 29th June 2023

The 'Green tail is wagging the docile dog'

The Scottish government’s decision to ban the use of the…

Week: 26 | 29th June 2023

Al takes the editor’s chair

Born and bred Langholm man takes charge of the E&L…

Week: 26 | 29th June 2023

Pureous Bunkamous...abundant Holm humour

Prepare for lift-off Copshaw – this coming weekend is like…

Week: 26 | 29th June 2023

The march of the windfarms

80-turbine EDF site now planned for Liddesdale Plans for yet…

Week: 25 | 22nd June 2023

Is rewilding contributing to increase in wildfires?

Could rewilding be one of the culprits behind the increasing…

Round Copshaw town they did roam!

Week: 25 | 22nd June 2023 | News

Build-up is almost palpable as The Holm prepares Tub 2023 Sophie Mitchell has had her first taste of the kind of Pureous Bunkumus that only Copshaw Common Riding can provide. Loyal flag-followers congregated at The Trap which is the event’s…

Rosie's coming up roses!

Week: 25 | 22nd June 2023 | Arts and Entertainment News

Scholarship success at last for Langholm theatre star After six determined years, Langholm’s Rosie Hogg has been announced as the winner of  this year’s Razzmatazz. And the team at the Carlisle-based dance school say they can’t think of “a more…

Fans stay Cool amid high drama!

Week: 25 | 22nd June 2023 | Arts and Entertainment News

Medical emergency halts Everest lecture – then midges descend! Fans of an Everest mountaineer have described the dramatic moment his Langholm lecture was interrupted by a major medical emergency. There was a full house at the Buccleuch Centre for the…

Medal haul for young Langholm stars

Week: 24 | 15th June 2023 | News Sport

Matilda, Antonia and Ava shine at national and regional championships Three of Langholm’s athletics stars were in action at the weekend, competing in the two-day Scottish Schools Track and Field Athletics Championships held in Grangemouth.  And once again they did…

All aboard for the adventure of a lifetime

Week: 24 | 15th June 2023 | Canonbie Lifestyle News

Meet Tuppence, the Canonbie vet who is attempting to conquer the fabled Northwest Passage – in a 44ft rowing boat! A Canonbie woman is aiming to make history next month – as part of an intrepid team attempting to be…

Knitting the light fantastic

Week: 24 | 15th June 2023 | Arts and Entertainment E&L Life News

Creation Mill’s In Stiches group casts on with the national Big Knit The Big Knit in Public event held on the 10th June is a Worldwide event celebrating the passion for knitting, knitted projects and showing knitting off to the…

Langholm kids have a blast!

Week: 21 | 25th May 2023 | Lifestyle News School

Ullswater adventure for Academy pupils Langholm Academy S3 pupils have recently returned from a week of adventure on Ullswater. The E&L interviewed several S3 pupils before their trip and returned last week to see how it went. Ailidh Scott said…

Murtholm: delay misery continues

Week: 21 | 25th May 2023 | Community News

Work on housing and bridge project now on ice until June Work on the stalled Murtholm housing development in Langholm is now unlikely to resume until next month. Phase One of the proposed 200-home scheme came to a sudden halt…

Music to our ears

Week: 21 | 25th May 2023 | Community News

Cello maestro Will, 15, puts Langholm on the map Will Archibald was just seven years old when he first picked up a cello. Barely eight years later, the Langholm Academy pupil has come within a whisker of being judged Scotland’s…

Three-mendous win for Langholm Castleholm men maintain unbeaten start to cricket season

Week: 20 | 18th May 2023 | Cricket News Sport

By Graham Park Langholm’s cricketers made it three out of three on Saturday with a two-wicket victory over Caldbeck 2nds. Langholm restricted the home side to 120 in their 40 overs and looked to be cruising with Stuart Duggan making…

Sporting legends George and Finlay light up Langholm

Week: 20 | 18th May 2023 | Athletics News Sport

George McNeill was regarded as the Usain Bolt of his day – a sprinter of world class who in the 1970s and 80s was considered among the fastest men in the world. These days George is known for his highly…

Election of Cornet 2023

Week: 20 | 18th May 2023 | Common Riding Community E&L Life

By Katherine Latimer The election of this year’s Langholm Cornet was held last Friday – with the four hopefuls on tenterhooks to see which of them will replace incumbent Ruiari Hotson. And after an agonising wait, during which the Common…

Week: 20 | 18th May 2023

‘You’ve made my dream come true!’

New Cornet Chris celebrates ‘mindblowing’ election win, and vows to…

Week: 19 | 11th May 2023

The country may have gained a King – but has the countryside lost a champion?

By Gilly Fraser As Prince of Wales, Charles had a…

Week: 19 | 11th May 2023

‘Why bother paying blooming road tax?’

Pensioner’s broadside after pothole menace strikes again A Canonbie pensioner…

Week: 19 | 11th May 2023

LANGHOLM DECIDES

A quartet of Langholm men set their sights on Cornet.…

Week: 18 | 4th May 2023

Hold the front page!

Your E&L celebrates 175 years of Langholm news! The Eskdale…

Week: 18 | 4th May 2023

Copshaw goes potty over the Coronation

Dozens of beautifully decorated plantpots filled with flowers have begun…

Week: 18 | 4th May 2023

Duchess of Buccleuch dies at 68

Tributes paid to woman with ‘wonderful, life enhancing spirit’ Tributes…

Week: 18 | 4th May 2023

Another kick in the teeth!...

as Langholm’s only NHS dentist shuts up shop Dozens of…

Week: 17 | 27th April 2023

Firefighter Shaun celebrates 30 years

Long-service award for dedicated Copshaw watch commander Thirty years of…

Week: 17 | 27th April 2023

Langholm Sevens

A 4-page special celebrating a festival of rugby at Milntown…

Week: 17 | 27th April 2023

‘Good’ verdict is simply brilliant!

Academy gets glowing report from education inspectors Positive relations between…

Week: 17 | 27th April 2023

Barking up the wrong tree?

Controversy over plans for Warblaw spruce plantation Opponents of a…

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