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High Noon at the Eyesore

Week: 09 | 2nd March 2023 | Community News

As Erskine campaigners finally met with the council last week, the E&L’s NICK BROWNLEE was there to witness a very civilised showdown It was a cold, clear day in Langholm, and the deputy leader of Dumfries & Galloway council was…

Leo proves he’s top dog!

Week: 09 | 2nd March 2023 | Community Newcastleton News

Youngster lands debut win in canine competition Newcastleton youngster Leo Page got off to the best possible start in the highly competitive world of dog showing – by winning his very first class. Leo, nine, made his debut performance in…

Moor funding is nowt to grouse about!

Week: 09 | 2nd March 2023 | Community Farming and Environment News

Award will improve iconic birds’ wild Langholm habitat A project to restore upland habitats, including Langholm Moor, for black grouse and other iconic upland species has been awarded a share of £7.6m from the Scottish Government’s Nature Restoration Fund. “Undoing…

Movement at Murtholm

Week: 09 | 2nd March 2023 | Community News

After four years, delight as work finally starts on 200-home development It may be a while before we see the idyllic scene envisaged above by the artist’s impression… But with a roar of heavy machinery, the first phase of the…

Cheviot Champ

Week: 08 | 23rd February 2023 | Farming and Environment News

Langholm farmer Jim Robertson of the Becks has added to his already impressive tally of trophies and silverware by retaining the coveted Clenries Salver for best Cheviot flock of the year. It was presented at the Cheviot Sheep Society AGM…

Another soaring success for Matilda & Co

Week: 08 | 23rd February 2023 | Athletics News Sport

Langholm girls smash personal bests at national athletics meet A trio of Langholm athletes were on sparkling form when they competed at a major event in Glasgow at the weekend. Matilda Brockley, Antonia Brockley and Ava Bell were taking part…

Week: 08 | 23rd February 2023

Fugitive Neville behind bars

Fugitive Neville behind bars A Canonbie car dealer, who helped…

Week: 08 | 23rd February 2023

D-Day for Erskine campaigners

Council chief to visit Langholm Eyesore Hundreds sign petition demanding…

Week: 07 | 16th February 2023

Langholm tyros make their mark

An up-and-coming Langholm contingent were in the Hawick U18 squad…

Week: 07 | 16th February 2023

A fine farewell to a true son of Langholm

OBITUARY: James Grieve Hotson (1945-2023) Hundreds of people attended a…

Week: 07 | 16th February 2023

Wattie great idea for Langholm’s ace Arch!

Facelift will transform short-cut into community info point A well-known…

Week: 07 | 16th February 2023

ON THE RUN

• Canonbie conspirator avoids arrest• Neville’s lenient sentence increased• He…

Week: 06 | 9th February 2023

Sweet revenge for improving Legion

Visitors reduced to nine as Langholm continue winning streak Langholm…

Week: 06 | 9th February 2023

Funding bonanza for Langholm charities

Grants secure future for local groups and communities It’s been…

Week: 06 | 9th February 2023

‘I ask myself why? But there will never be an answer’

A year ago, Veronika Zolotoverkha fled the war in Ukraine…

Week: 06 | 9th February 2023

‘I unfolded it – and almost wept’

Found: the 260-year-old map at the heart of Langholm’s history…

Week: 05 | 2nd February 2023

Burnfoot family dyed-in-the wool creators

A favourite childhood hobby has led to the creation of…

Week: 05 | 2nd February 2023

Murtholm care homes ‘in 18 months’

Plans to build 35 homes for elderly and disabled people…

Burns at Gilnockie

Week: 05 | 2nd February 2023 | Arts and Entertainment News

The Famous Gilnockie Burns Supper took place last weekend and the quality of speakers and entertainers present gives a clue as to why it is ‘Famous’.The Immortal Memory was in the capable hands of Hawick’s Robert Scott, and the toast…

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!

Week: 05 | 2nd February 2023 | Community News Rugby Sport

Langholm seal promotion As the referee’s whistle blew to signal the end of the match, you could have heard the roar in Hawick. Langholm had done it: a 29-24 win over nearest rivals Dalkeith secured the coveted Tennent’s East League…

‘There were a lot of tears. It was brutal’

Week: 04 | 26th January 2023 | Rugby Sport

Langholm star Bomber is back – but still scarred by Wasps shock Langholm rugby star Robin Hislop has spoken of his heartbreak after his dream move to Wasps ended with the club going into administration. The loose-head prop – known…

Road is like ‘a badly ploughed, frozen field’

Week: 04 | 26th January 2023 | Community News

More pothole horror stories revealed by E&L readers It’s not just our remote country roads which are under siege from the pothole menace.These photos show that even in the centre of Langholm itself, motorists and pedestrians risk life, limb and…

Cannabis plant for Langholm

Week: 04 | 26th January 2023 | Community News

Medicinal cannabis to be grown in Muckle Toon £2m ‘farm’ will be the first in Scotland Langholm is to be home to Scotland’s first medicinal cannabis farm. Millions of plants will be legally grown in a vast 11,000 sq metre…

Whisky Run results

Week: 03 | 20th January 2023 | News

Here are the full results from the New Year’s Day ‘Whisky Run’:

Merry Christmas, and many thanks!

Week: 51 | 22nd December 2022 | Community News

You’ve made it a special year… let’s do it again in 2023 From all of us at the Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser, we’d like to wish all our readers a Happy Christmas and a prosperous and peaceful New Year. We’re…

An Xcel-lent Christmas party!

Week: 50 | 15th December 2022 | Arts and Entertainment Community News

Almost 60 youngsters enjoyed a brilliant Youth Club Christmas VIP night last week. This was a joint event staged by Langholm and Canonbie youth clubs, and provided the perfect end to a highly successful year for the Xcel Project in…

Bone-chilling!

Week: 50 | 15th December 2022 | Community Newcastleton News

Folk shiver as we head for coldest December in 10 years Wrap up warm, folks – we’re on course for the coldest December in over decade! And once again, our region has led the way in freezing conditions north of…

Lockerbie suspect 'deserves death penalty' - prosecutor

Week: 50 | 15th December 2022 | Community News

Scottish justice not tough enough says former attorney general The man accused of making the bomb which blew up Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie should face the death penalty if convicted, says the US prosecutor who charged him. And…

Have a very Happy Copshaw Christmas

Week: 49 | 8th December 2022 | Community News

Over the years, Copshaw’s Christmas lights switch-on has taken place in lashing rain, high winds, snow and freezing temperatures. Undaunted the villagers have simply wrapped themselves up in raincoats, hats and scarves and turned out anyway to enjoy one of…

What the Dickens? It’s Panto time!

Week: 49 | 8th December 2022 | Arts and Entertainment Community News

Very few seats left for this year’s Muckle Toon Extravaganza Christmas is coming so it must be pantomime time! This year the Muckle Toon Panto travels back to Victorian times to join Ebenezer Scrooge as he receives some unexpected visitors…

Week: 49 | 8th December 2022

What a brolly good show!

Langholm’s wonderful Umbrella Walkers raise a record £30k There’s be…

Week: 49 | 8th December 2022

‘There’s no justice!

Outcry in court as killers’ accomplice walks free Community order…

Week: 48 | 1st December 2022

Langholm's Lights Fantastic

After Bonfire Night triumph, yet another huge crowd attends the…

Week: 48 | 1st December 2022

We’re in the money!  

Local projects share latest windfarm windfall cash A Langholm-based business,…

Week: 48 | 1st December 2022

Tributes to true ‘Players’ Player’

250-game landmark for Legion servant Craig South Cup HAWICK LEGION…

Week: 48 | 1st December 2022

‘Insult, apathy and indifference’

Council slammed over response to Erskine eyesore petition Council bosses…

Week: 47 | 24th November 2022

The day the storm came

Remembering Arwen, November 26, 2021 When Arwen stormed through Eskdale,…

Week: 47 | 24th November 2022

It’s Conan the Unstoppable!

Now Langholm running star aims to conquer America Langholm athletics…

Week: 47 | 24th November 2022

After predator kills his hens, Wattie declares WAR!

Living alone in remote Winterhope, Wattie Rutherford’s only companions were…

Week: 46 | 20th November 2022

Compromise needed in land use debate

In environmental terms, peatlands can be hero or villain, depending…

Week: 46 | 20th November 2022

Copshaw residents divided over crossing

Proposals for new measures to make it safer to cross…

Week: 46 | 17th November 2022

Gavin gets the gong!

Passionate volunteer recognised at top awards event Congratulations to E&L…

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