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Ladies' Burns Club celebrates 75 glorious years

Week: 43 | 28th October 2022 | Community News

Ladies enjoy speeches and afternoon tea on special anniversary day Last week, 29 members of Langholm Ladies Burns Club met at the Buccleuch Centre to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the club. President Nancy McLure welcomed everyone and read the…

A blaze of colour on the canal

Week: 43 | 27th October 2022 | Lifestyle News Reporters

Once the transport arteries that stoked the fires of the industrial revolution, today Scotland’s canals are home to cyclists and social enterprises rather than coal scows and Clydesdale horses. Passing through some of Scotland’s most beautiful landscapes and the bustling…

Whita seat replaced

Week: 43 | 27th October 2022 | Common Riding Community News

Langholm Walks Group, in cooperation with the Castle Craig’s Club, have replaced the old damaged seat at Whita Well.The new seat is made from recycled plastic and should last for 30 to 50 years. The plaque reads “Placed by Langholm…

Brighten your day: try growing pumpkins!

Week: 43 | 27th October 2022 | Community Gardening News

Versatile plant is not just for Halloween, says E&L garden expert HELEN KNOWLES One of the best things about this time of year is the spectacular show of autumn colour on the trees and shrubs. Cercidiphyllum japonicum; the Katsura or…

Langholm war hero was my cousin!

Week: 43 | 27th October 2022 | Community News

Harry, 85, will receive medal for lad killed in Cyprus The search for relatives of a Langholm soldier, who was killed in action nearly 70 years ago, has ended in success. Just hours after the E&L published the story of…

Business as usual for Langholm

Week: 42 | 21st October 2022 | Community Sport

League leaders in the crosshairs after clinical win HAWICK LINDEN 6 LANGHOLM 27 By Kenneth Pool After an enforced week off, due to a lack of a referee, Langholm were thankfully back in action on Saturday. It was only a…

Week: 42 | 20th October 2022

Changing times – but as it prepares to celebrate 200 years Canonbie’s church remains a symbol of community

Canonbie, October 2022: Anthony Lane, a Church of Scotland Elder,…

Week: 42 | 20th October 2022

Search for family of hero Andy

Langholm lad was victim of ‘forgotten war’ Nearly 400 died…

Week: 42 | 20th October 2022

All change at the Copshaw Kitchen

By Gilly Fraser A popular eating spot in Newcastleton is…

Week: 41 | 13th October 2022

Marvellous Martha to the rescue

Young defender the pick of a brilliant bunch as girls…

Week: 41 | 13th October 2022

Mortuary: DIY U-turn

Now undertaker WILL be able use hospital morgue Health chiefs…

Week: 41 | 13th October 2022

A new HQ – and no kidding!

Xcel’s hub ‘opens the door to ambition’ in Langholm By…

Week: 40 | 7th October 2022

Dumfries to host Agri & Rural Affairs Conference

Young farmers from across the country will be flocking to…

Week: 40 | 7th October 2022

Winning Hearts and Minds

Club make it a day to remember for football-mad youngsters…

Week: 40 | 6th October 2022

Burning with pride!

Our fire fighters the best in the land, says report…

Week: 40 | 6th October 2022

A relay good effort!

Langholm runners help baton on 5,000-mile journey Langholm folk pulled…

Week: 40 | 6th October 2022

It’s a DIY mortuary now!

• Another Langholm facility to close• Undertaker told ‘build his…

Week: 39 | 29th September 2022

Magnificent 7 for Milntown men

Try blitz maintains unbeaten run with game in hand Langholm…

River Esk: ‘Action needed now’

Week: 39 | 29th September 2022 | Community News

Flood risk grows as council dithers over protection scheme There are calls for urgent action to sort out the increasingly chaotic state of the river Esk in Langholm. Fears have already been raised about a build-up of gravel and weeds…

Church Service remembers HM Queen Elizabeth

Week: 38 | 25th September 2022 | Community News

RESPECTS:  A Service of Remembrance for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth was held at Langholm Parish Church on Sunday, attended by John Hammond, a deputy Lord Lieutenant of Dumfriesshire. Also in attendance were Margaret Pool of the Worship Committee, and veterans…

Langholm girls give their all

Week: 38 | 25th September 2022 | Football News Sport

Encouraging signs despite defeat in tough debut By Calum Graham Langholm’s Under 14 girls football team made their long-awaited match debut on the 3G pitch last weekend. Their opponents were Heston Rovers Utd from Dumfries, who currently play in the…

High street law firm to merge with Borders group

Week: 38 | 22nd September 2022 | Community News

Family business founded more than 50 years ago in Langholm A long-standing Langholm law firm has announced it is to merge with a company based in Galashiels. Stevenson and Johnstone was founded more than 50 years ago by Richard “Dick”…

COP this, Langholm

Week: 38 | 22nd September 2022 | Community News

Muckle Toon chosen to host stage of global relay Langholm is to play its part in a global event spanning nearly 5,000 miles and involving 18 countries. And the organisers of the world’s longest non-stop relay are looking for folk…

January, February, now Langholm in November

Week: 37 | 16th September 2022 | Arts and Entertainment News

Singer Barbara Dickson returns to The Buccleuch Award-winning singer Barbara Dickson will embark on a thirteen date UK tour in November, 2022 alongside her long-term keyboard player Nick Holland.“Playing live has always been my first love,” Barbara says, “and I…

Week: 37 | 15th September 2022

Bumpy landing for Armstrong clan

Gilnockie event curtailed, but family’s visit a great success Neil…

Week: 37 | 15th September 2022

‘A rock of stability, reassurance and compassion’

Tributes reveal how the Queen spanned political divides in her…

Week: 36 | 8th September 2022

Countdown begins for Armstrong visit

Langholm ready to greet astronaut’s family Excitement is building as…

Week: 35 | 2nd September 2022

Copshaw petrol station has proved to be a lifesaver

Having its own community-run petrol station has saved villagers in…

Week: 35 | 2nd September 2022

Keeping it Country in Langholm

Back by popular demand, following a sell-out tour last year,…

Week: 35 | 1st September 2022

All set for new season at Milntown

Rugby The new rugby season kicks off on Saturday with…

Week: 35 | 1st September 2022

‘It’s worse than Covid – but I’ll survive crisis!’

Brewer Stuart defiant as energy hikes threaten beer industry By…

Week: 35 | 1st September 2022

Give us Hope for treatment

Anger grows as Langholm medical services disappear Concerns are growing…

Week: 34 | 26th August 2022

Nicky's a Master Blaster!

Nicky P’s 151 keeps hopes alive as rain stops play…

Week: 34 | 25th August 2022

Veronika's emotional thanks

A special show hosted by Fiona Armstrong raised more than…

Week: 34 | 25th August 2022

From Russia, with love

Billionaire’s 300k gift saw Tarras Valley Nature Reserve over the…

Week: 31 | 6th August 2022

Creation Mill delight at major funding boost

Textile team gears up for more community workshops The Langholm-based…

Buccleuch back in the black

Week: 31 | 5th August 2022 | News

Staycations boost Estate’s profits after pandemic Buccleuch has posted a healthy return to underlying profit in a “difficult” pandemic year. But the property investment and land management group is warning that challenging conditions are likely to persist within its business.…

We’re all football crazy now!

Week: 31 | 4th August 2022 | Football News Sport

By Penny Johnstone The impact of the Lionesses historic win against Germany in Euro 2022 on Sunday is being felt in Eskdale, inspiring the next generation of girl players. The England women’s team beat Germany 2-1 in extra time at…

Reaching for the stars... well done to Ruairi!

Week: 31 | 4th August 2022 | Common Riding News

Huge crowds and great atmosphere welcome back Langholm Common Riding 8 page pictorial in this week’s E&L Advertiser. Available online HERE

Howzat for real community spirit?

Week: 30 | 28th July 2022 | Community Cricket News Sport

Public digs deep after thieves strike at cricket club By Nick Brownlee and Gilly Fraser Kind-hearted folk have rallied round Langholm’s cricketers after thieves broke into their clubhouse and made off with nearly £3,500. The raid last week left the…

All eyes on Cornet Ruairi

Week: 30 | 28th July 2022 | Common Riding News

Wishing Ruairi all the best! As Common Riding Day approaches at last, let’s make it one to remember!

Spooky Men: a capella quirkiness

Week: 29 | 22nd July 2022 | Arts and Entertainment Review

By Sheena Harvey, Castle Bytham, Lincs A collection of ten men singing unaccompanied about their eyebrows does not seem like a recipe for an entertaining evening. That’s probably what you’d think if you’d never come across the Spooky Men’s Chorale.…

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