Engineering a future
Week: 28 | 20th July 2021 | News SchoolAcademy pupils awarded Industrial Cadet certificates
Rachel hands over the reins to Danielle
Week: 28 | 16th July 2021 | Community NewsE&L Advertiser’s new community editor takes up her new post
Full steam ahead for ambitious enterprise
Week: 28 | 15th July 2021 | Community NewsPlanners give green light to the conversion of former BFA site
Langholm People
Week: 27 | 9th July 2021 | Arts and Entertainment Community NewsOutPost Arts sets portrait challenge
Community purchase of school on Knife-edge
Week: 27 | 8th July 2021 | Community NewsTHE future of Langholm’s former primary school as a vital community asset hangs in the balance this week. In January the Langholm Alliance put in a transfer request with Dumfries and Galloway Council, which owns the school, but progress has…
War Memorial improvements
Week: 26 | 5th July 2021 | Community NewsLANGHOLM Social Club is pleased to announce that, after much hard work, Dumfries and Galloway Council has successfully obtained significant funding to improve the memorial gardens and repair the memorial in Buccleuch Park. This has taken hard work and perseverance…
Town’s flood scheme is ready for public airing
Once COVID-19 restrictions ease, council will meet residents
COVID puts paid to second Common Riding
Members reluctantly cancel Langholm’s 2021 event
Mr Grumpy wins for Sharon
A LANGHHOLM amateur photographer has won the top prize in…
Global Warming or Hypocrisy?
SO, NEW forestation is proposed in our area, no doubt…
Langholm misses out on major investment
Town comes too low on index of need to qualify…
Book tells of ages past
A BOOK about Westerkirk in the year 2020/21 is ready…
Pauline awarded BEM
Award given to resilience team leader
Plan revealed for trees on two Eskdale farms
Timber processor wants to plant 450 hectares next to Claygate
Memories of Joe's shop
A BLAST from the past was uncovered during renovation works…
Murtholm site masterplan recommended for adoption
Council agreement will pave way for 200 houses if applications…
Promote your event on the Town Website
“What’s on” page is an effective way to publicise your…
Summer blockbuster
Project to show how generations faced adversity 75 years apart
Fragile Community faces more Turbines
Week: 22 | 3rd June 2021 | Community NewsNEWCASTLETON community council has responded to a proposal for a windfarm of 75 turbines, citing the fragility of its community from such a massive development. The council hosted a talk by project manager, Jamie Leslie, of Muirhall Energy at its…
Speed Limit zone change leaves residents baffled
Week: 21 | 28th May 2021 | Community NewsCouncil made changes to the zoning without any consultation
Two options under review for 2021 Common Riding
Week: 21 | 27th May 2021 | Community NewsLifting of restrictions may give members more opportunities
Cannabis oil company raises £2m to sell shares
Week: 20 | 21st May 2021 | NewsMedicinal drug greenhouse production aspires to create 50 jobs
Major funding boost for vital parent groups
Week: 20 | 20th May 2021 | Community NewsPublic vote earns Langholm Playcare £12k for family support
Charming and popular lady
Week: 19 | 14th May 2021 | NewsElizabeth Calvert, By her son, Robert Calvert ELIZABETH Calvert was born in April 1926 to Isabel, from a farming family in Oxfordshire, and John, a Scots Presbyterian, who had moved south for work. She enjoyed a happy childhood in the…
Mundell wins with a larger share of votes
Conservative retains Dumfriesshire seat with 4,000 majority
Kiosk will be used at last
THE Langholm Initiative has announced it took over ownership of…
Fly-tipper seen while dumping her fridge
Second item left in Eskdale in a week highlights waste…
Can crumbling castle be saved from collapse?
Part of Langholm’s history in danger of disappearing altogether
Langholm designers showcase latest collection
Rose’s Wardrobe Vintage launch their first summer collection
Row over hub’s role in serving its community
Validity of a questionnaire on catering for shooters is doubted
Residents in fear of their lives every day
Neighbours are extremely concerned about the state of the spire
Vote for us
Public asked to give support
Specially-brewed Duke's Ale a hit with HRH
A Langholm man tells of his company’s relationship with the…
Ranges reclassed as major developments
Council declares both applications at Eskdalemuir as invalid
Langholm-brewed real ale is a real hit
Borderlands Brewery’s Esk Blonde sells out in twelve hours
Eskdale tributes to Prince Philip
TRIBUTES have been paid to the Duke of Edinburgh by…
Day Centre applauded for its endless support
Week: 14 | 12th April 2021 | Community NewsStaff and volunteers deliver over 10,000 meals during lockdowns
Library provides update
Week: 14 | 9th April 2021 | Community News2020, the year of the pandemic, brought much of Westerkirk life to a halt but quite a bit of library-related work has been done at the parish library. The trust couldn’t have an AGM last October and, through the courtesy…
£500k price tag stops Holmwood flood plan
Week: 14 | 8th April 2021 | NewsResidents to be offered individual protection measures instead
Rachel moves on after 21 years as Editor
Week: 13 | 2nd April 2021 | NewsChange in the air at Muckle Toon Media
Historic deal to buy moor signed
Week: 13 | 1st April 2021 | NewsFor the first time Langholm owns Tarras Valley
Massive jobs boost to meet demand for PPE
Week: 12 | 30th March 2021 | NewsEnterprise agency gives biggest grant so far to boost economy
On the trail of bunny and friends
LANGHOLM Regeneration Group’s Easter trail, which starts next weekend, has…
CCTV will protect Newcastleton from crime and flooding
Community Council raises £34k to install cameras to deter criminal…
German film crew on Langholm Moor
LANGHOLM Moor showed its wildest side when a German TV…
Agency awards £92k to station conversion
Work on building four flats is expected to be completed…
Fears for traumatised war veterans on retreat
Mental health counsellor says no to Eskdalemuir rifle ranges ARMED…
Council tax freeze avoids 3% increase
Dumfries and Galloway councillors vote for budget proposals
Eskdale shooters will bring jobs and income
Up to half a million pounds will be spent annually…
Scottish Borders Council way off track with ruling
Committed rail group has asked for decision to be reviewed
Support vital
Lessons need to be learned from this
Nightmare jail ordeal after migrant incident
Canonbie lorry driver held in Dutch prison with no contact
Joshua smashes his target for operation
Canonbie schoolboy raises nearly £30,000 with friends’ help
Residents distressed over military exercise
And fears over shooting ranges operating without permission
