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Week: 48 | 27th November 2020

Happy 400th birthday as town marks charter

Alliance invites groups to host events in run-up to main…

Week: 48 | 26th November 2020

200m high turbines for two Eskdale sites

Developer pledges £900,000 a year for nearby communities

Week: 47 | 25th November 2020

Pupils’ designs are a reminder of the past

Langholm’s textile history inspires bold and striking creations

Week: 47 | 20th November 2020

Non-essential trips to England are banned

First Minister announces tougher restrictions to beat the virus

Week: 47 | 19th November 2020

Riverbank erosion puts A7 in danger

Residents voice their fears as three metres of banking disappear

Week: 46 | 17th November 2020

Tune into Open Country broadcast

TWO historic community land buyouts have been agreed in Eskdale…

Week: 46 | 13th November 2020

Langholm jockey hangs up stirrups

LANGHOLM jockey Dale Irving announced his retirement last Friday after…

Week: 46 | 13th November 2020

Cannabis oil producer given substantial grant

Langholm business to create more than 50 jobs in the…

Week: 46 | 12th November 2020

EWM collapses with 750 jobs lost

About 40 staff are made redundant as administrators take over

Week: 45 | 10th November 2020

Village could be the gateway to new park

Newcastleton would sit in a unique position as an attraction

Week: 45 | 10th November 2020

Make your own handbag

PILES of waste fabric, which were destined to be thrown…

Week: 45 | 9th November 2020

40 jobs lost in Langholm as EWM collapses

SEVEN hundred and fifty jobs at Edinburgh Woollen Mill have…

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