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Sensational new sensory room for Langholm Youth project

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023 | Community News

Xcel has provided one of the best publicly accessible sensory facilities in the region By Duncan Elliott After months of hard work, a few delays and some unforeseen issues we are now ready to introduce you all to the Xcel…

The 171st Langholm Show

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023 | Community E&L Life Farming and Environment News

The day of the 171st Langholm Show dawned and Langholm was blanketed in low cloud and drizzle. By eleven o’clock though, it was brightening up and the show field was ready to welcome visitors. By the afternoon the sun had…

Had by Haddington

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023 | News Rugby Sport

Slow start for Langholm gives home side the advantage but they secure try bonus away from home Langholm RFC took to the road again on Saturday this time to play Haddington RFC at Neilson Park.It was a side that had…

Loreburn remains 'wholly committed' to Murtholm

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023 | Community News

E&L interviews housing association chief executive Kirsteen McGinn The E&L intends to keep asking questions and reporting back on issues that are of concern to the community. These include the Erskine Church, Warbla afforestation, flooding, gravel, and riverbanks and of…

Cammy Barnes LOVES Langholm x

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023 | News

Last Friday, The Buccleuch Centre opened it’s doors to welcome rising chart star Cammy Barnes for his penultimate concert date of his Scottish Tour.This attracted an audience from as far as Fife and Glasgow as many of his other Scottish…

All our rugby yesteryears

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023 | News Rugby Sport

A great afternoon at Hawick and Wilton Cricket Club on Sunday with the reenacting of the first Hawick v Langholm rugby match from 1874 , final score 0 – 0 . Well done to all the players who took part…

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023

It’s been all go on Langholm Showfield this week.

A veritable army of willing volunteers and committee members has…

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023

Outdoor Fun in the September sun

We catch up with our young friends at Langholm Playcare…

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023

Langholm Forum contacts Holyrood

Warbla petition prompts invitation to Gougeon Following an excellent response…

Week: 37 | 14th September 2023

10th time lucky for Castleholm cricketers

Delight as LCC promoted to Premier League On their tenth…

Week: 37 | 14th September 2023

Erskine Church saga reaches the airwaves

Denise Irving-Lang to be interviewed by Radio Scotland It’s encouraging…

Week: 37 | 14th September 2023

There's still time to get your creations into Langholm Show

If you’re a baker, floral artist, photographer, gardener, crafter, knitter…

Wet rot and
Week: 37 | 14th September 2023

Flat roof problems for Langholm's Primary school

From no RAAC one week to wet rot and water…

Week: 37 | 14th September 2023

Indefinite delay for Murtholm development

Loreburn announce moratorium on new-builds But promise Langholm project is…

Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Innov8-ive ideas to tackle isolation in kids

Gilly Fraser reports on Newcastleton initiative to instil pride and…

Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Cheers! Langholm's Beer Festival hailed a huge success

Joint venture by Buccleuch Centre and Borderlands Brewery goes down…

Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Langholm Day Centre grow their own

There’s nothing quite like the taste of home-grown tomatoes and…

Wet rot and
Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Eskdale & Liddesdale schools declared safe

No RAAC detected in preliminary inspections Councillor Denis Male contacted…

Park breaks record

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023 | Cricket News Sport

Langholm got back to winning ways on Saturday in decisive fashion with a 269 run victory over Gamblesby, featuring a record breaking innings from Gregor Park.  Getting off to an inauspicious start with Tony Steele falling for just 1 with…

Jumping Matilda!

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023 | News

Langholm athlete takes triple-jump gold in Cardiff 15-year-old Langholm Academy pupil Matilda Brockley won a gold medal for the Scotland U20 National Athletics team at the weekend. Competing in the Triple Jump at Cardiff International Sports Campus against teams from…

Holm Show 2023

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023 | Farming and Environment Gilly Fraser News

Oh what a day that was – a day of delight for some and disappointment for others as must always be the case when any kind of competition is involved. We can’t all be winners alas – but actually we…

In-spired Thinking?

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023 | Community News

After 20 years, planning permission is sought for removal of Erskine Church spire Could Langholm’s biggest eyesore soon become a thing of the past? That’s the fervent hope of one campaigner who says a planning application to remove the spire…

The Fantastic Four

Week: 34 | 24th August 2023 | Athletics News Sport

Four young athletes from Langholm travelled to Aberdeen this weekend to compete in the Scottish National Athletics Championships at Aberdeen Sports Village. Matilda Brockley, still only 15-years-old, won the U20 Triple Jump with a magnificent personal best jump of 11.92m,…

The 125th Canonbie Show

Week: 34 | 24th August 2023 | Farming and Environment Lifestyle News

The 125th Annual Canonbie Flower show and Vintage Show took place on Saturday despite storm Betty’s best attempts to blow everything away. There were 850 entries across the many different classes with the children’s entries being up by 140 mainly due…

Holm Hill hits home with new funding

Week: 29 | 20th July 2023 | Community Newcastleton News

UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund to provide lion’s share It’s all systems go for the next phase of development on Newcastleton’s community buyout land on the Holm Hill following the confirmation of new investment worth £500k. That sum comprises £284k…

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…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Children’s author makes a return to his Copshaw roots

Family collaboration over 4,200 miles leads to potential series of…

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…

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