COP26 pilgrimage visits Langholm
Week: 42 | 22nd October 2021 | NewsPILGRIMS on their way to the COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow stopped off in Langholm last week to ‘listen to the land’. The group of 20-plus people known as ‘listening to the land’ began their journey on the 4…
Legion FC victory in the South Cup
Week: 42 | 21st October 2021 | Football SportFootball
Local MP and councillors react to MP Sir David Amess death
Week: 42 | 21st October 2021 | NewsMPs and councillors will continue to engage with constituents
Organisations benefit from Recovery Fund
Week: 41 | 18th October 2021 | NewsRECOVERY funding has been secured for six organisations in Langholm. Those set to benefit from the Scottish government’s Communities Recovery Fund phase two grants which amount to nearly £60,000, include The Buccleuch Centre, Langholm Playcare, Langholm Day Centre for Older…
Marathon adventure
Week: 41 | 15th October 2021 | NewsEskdalemuir man runs for special charity
Convincing win in top-of-table clash
Week: 41 | 14th October 2021 | Rugby SportRugby
Borderlands bid rejected
City of Culture not coming our way
Canonbie Primary's newly elected
CANONBIE Primary School have chosen their newest digital leaders, pupil…
Brexit given as reason for demise of LEADER
Langholm received around £260,000 in funding from the project
SURF award shortlist for Old Police Station
Langholm affordable accommodation project up for prestigious award
Walk on the wild side
THE Langholm Initiative will celebrate Community Land Week Scotland with…
Jamie says "Oot Ma Way"
Horseracing
Up for auction again
‘Standout’ property needs extensive repairs and renovation
Sewn by 1,000 stitchers
WESTERKIRK Guild enjoyed a trip up the Borders to see…
Copshaw Holm on film
A SHORT film has been created showcasing the payoff from…
Macmillan morning at Gilnockie a towering success
Charity event in memory of Lucy attracts a great turnout…
A Modelling career awaits Langholm teen
Sam Cook signs up with London agency and hits the…
Milntown's special brew
A COMMEMORATIVE beer has been launched by the Borderlands Brewery…
Frustration over X95
Week: 39 | 30th September 2021 | Community NewsUNHAPPY locals are calling on Borders Buses to increase the X95 service back to pre-Covid levels, but the company has said it is not yet possible. The X95 service, which runs between Carlisle and Edinburgh, is considered a lifeline for…
A stitch in time
Week: 38 | 26th September 2021 | Arts and Entertainment Community News400 years marked with wonderful tapestry
Border controls deal a further blow
Week: 38 | 25th September 2021 | Farming and EnvironmentSCOTTISH farming has been dealt a blow as a result of further delays to border controls.The UK government has been accused of ‘kicking the can down the road’ on their work to introduce pre-notification and export health certificates products of…
Over 50’s boosters and jabs for 12-15 year olds
Week: 38 | 24th September 2021 | NewsD & G team are readying the plans to roll out the programmes
Ally is honoured
Week: 38 | 23rd September 2021 | SportRugby
Local sorting office threatened with closure
Week: 38 | 23rd September 2021 | Community NewsRoyal Mail property review leaves Langholm in limbo
Public consultation on flood proposals promised
Councillor says ‘Ditch the Drain’ campaigners are being heard
Smart ties for the Langholm Town Band's big weekend
Muckle Toon tartan for Cheltenham
Exceptional evening for exceptional club
LRFC 150th
Call for unvaccinated to come forward for jabs
Covid passports to be introduced in Scotland for those aged…
A challenging day’s walk
Langholm’s Stuart Tedham takes us on a walk where the…
Talk to the Tarras team
Drop in every Wednesday for a chat
Muckle Toon Media welcomes new chairman
An optimistic John Hammond picks up the reins of the…
Over 100 residents attend heated flood defence meeting
Calls for renewed consultation with both regional and community councils
Bowling
Langholm New Town
Roadmap to future
THE farmer’s union NFU Scotland have welcomed the announcement that…
Kat joins Tarras team
Kat Mayer takes up her role as project and education…
Recycling Centre on the cards for Langholm
92% want to have the opportunity to dispose of garden…
Ladies’ Day on Castleholm
Week: 35 | 2nd September 2021 | Horse Racing SportFlapping
National labour crisis felt by local businesses
Week: 35 | 2nd September 2021 | NewsShortage of 100,000 drivers impacts on deliveries across the UK
Sports leaders of the future
Week: 34 | 31st August 2021 | SportYoung Sports Leaders
Celebrating farming
Week: 34 | 31st August 2021 | Farming and EnvironmentTWO farms in the Borders received a visit from the shadow rural affairs secretary to mark #Farm24 day. MSP Rachael Hamilton MSP visited the farms of Sion Williams of Bowhill Farming Ltd at Carterheugh Farm, and Peter Douglas at Ruletownhead…
Clegg siblings compete in Tokyo
Week: 34 | 30th August 2021 | Sport SwimmingParalympics
Canonbie Surgery relocates for major building repairs
Week: 34 | 27th August 2021 | Community NewsEMERGENCY building repairs will be undertaken at Canonbie Surgery following ‘severe water damage on the ground floor’. The repairs are needed as a result of a slow water leak, with the extent of the damage only revealed after an inspection…
Scaffolding fixed but what happens next?
Council forced to carry out repairs before something dreadful happens
Stars set to Keep it Country in Langholm
LIVE country music is coming back with a bang at…
Kids at Milntown rugby camp "Get into Summer"
MILNTOWN hosted a summer rugby camp to eager youngsters aged…
Memorial centenary
THE 100th anniversary of the Langholm war memorial in Buccleuch…
Cleaning at the Kirk
Great team effort is appreciated
The Passion Remains
ONCE again, a much-reduced version of Langholm Common Riding was…
Fatigue in farming can injure or kill
ILINCA Tone, a PhD psychology student at Aberdeen University studying…
40 pairs for Craigs’ contest
A GREAT entry of 40 pairs contested the open Castle…
School transfer news
Langholm Alliance to consult on use of former primary building
Langholm Town Centre Building in danger of collapse
Fears that falling scaffolding and masonry may kill or injure
Lang’s original vision brings net result
IN 1958 Dr Laing, the Canonbie GP, and his wife, Joy, built…
Our dream jobs
Two new managers appointed at reserve
