Have your say on X95
Week: 24 | 17th June 2020 | NewsBORDERS Buses, which runs the X95 in Eskdale, continues to prepare for restarting the service once it’s safe to do so. Sharon Morrison, communications director of West Coast Motors, said: “We’re waiting for Phase 2 before making any changes to…
A win-win relationship which breeds success
Week: 24 | 16th June 2020 | Rugby SportRugby
£1m in grants to help rural schools connect
Week: 24 | 16th June 2020 | NewsRural businesses and residents to get better internet access, too
Ready for the off
Week: 24 | 15th June 2020 | Horse Racing SportHorseracing
Essential work only on electricity cables
Week: 24 | 15th June 2020 | NewsAnd water company reassures residents that dirty water is safe
Delicate balancing act
Week: 24 | 12th June 2020 | NewsGrouse moor management can benefit raptors, says new report
Full steam ahead in Borders railway battle
Campaign over whether it’s an Eskdale or a Liddesdale route
EWM suppliers act over unpaid millions
Bangladeshi manufacturers allege company owes them £27m
Bowling reopens
Bowling
Co-operative store’s fundraising fanatics
Co-op staff raise vital funds for Scottish mental health charity
Borthwick’s golden goal wins Legion’s new prize
Football
£34m given to help business stay afloat
3,000 businesses in Dumfries and Galloway are being supported
Giant windfarm plan faces more opposition
Energy company steps up bid to secure government consent
Chance to play additional rugby
Youth Rugby
Unpaid carers urged to get help with PPE
Health service is making access to personal equipment a priority
Golf is back on from tomorrow
Golf
Crossing the border remains an anomaly
The government guidance is clear but cross-border life goes on
The wonders of walking
CAROLYN Cuthbert and her husband Ian (Cuthy) have made the…
A monument to key workers
Week: 22 | 28th May 2020 | NewsLangholm says thank you in an appropriate and spectacular fashion
Scottish producers at risk from farm bill
Week: 21 | 26th May 2020 | Farming and EnvironmentGovernment denies claims that cheap imports will flood into UK
Make an impact: volunteer
Week: 21 | 25th May 2020 | Other Reporters SportHelping out is a rewarding way to take and interest in a great variety of sports
Virus hardship funds are open for business
Week: 21 | 25th May 2020 | NewsEnterprise agency and councils are focusing on tailored support
Grand designs
Week: 21 | 22nd May 2020 | News SportThree potential options being considered
Government may ease lockdown next week
Week: 21 | 21st May 2020 | NewsLangholm businesses respond to news of fewer restrictions
Everything stops for tea
THE Jeffrey family of Henry Street, Langholm got into the…
Shankend aerial combat
By Bruce McCartney of Langholm THE article in the E&L…
Physio celebrates her patient’s full recovery
Langholm therapist will remember camaraderie and optimism
July date for town’s flood scheme order
More public engagement is planned over council’s £8m project
Town gets tested
THE coronavirus mobile testing unit will return to Langholm on…
Fears raised on spread of virus into Eskdale
UK government’s relaxation of restrictions causes confusion
Traditions kept alive
Bowling PAUL Mitchell has been elected president of the Langholm…
Drug capsule maker boosts clinical trials
Company’s Langholm owner: I feel it’s a worthwhile investment TWO…
Extra event support
DUMFRIESSHIRE MSP Oliver Mundell has called on the Scottish government…
Virus under control
Scottish Borders records no deaths in the first five days…
Heartfelt thanks
P4 pupils send letters to our key workers THE children…
“Bomber” makes it to Dream Team
ROBIN “Bomber” Hislop has been named in The Rugby Paper’s…
Moor crowdfunder kicks off with £100k
Week: 19 | 7th May 2020 | NewsCommunity buy-out appeals to the public to help raise £3m
Windfarm company take on MoD in court
Week: 18 | 1st May 2020 | NewsPetition on seismic budget allocation will go to judicial review A DEVELOPER of commercial windfarms, which applied for planning permission for a windfarm within the consultation zone of the Eskdalemuir seismological monitoring station, has succeeded in petitioning a court for…
What a boring survey
Week: 18 | 1st May 2020 | NewsANOTHER Clap for Carers is coming up tonight. It’s strangely emotional, a sincere and deeply-felt expression of gratitude and solidarity for NHS and all care workers.It gets bigger and noisier in Langholm every week. As well as the message it…
A look around at life in lockdown
Week: 18 | 1st May 2020 | Community News“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season…
Kitchen is dumped and set on fire
Week: 18 | 1st May 2020 | Farming and Environment NewsA COMPLETE kitchen has been dumped and set on fire near Newcastleton.Police are appealing for information after the incident near Whitropefoot on Thursday, April 16 between 12.30pm and 2.30pm. Officers want to speak to the driver of a white Ford…
Petition calls for Day to reinstate workers
Week: 18 | 1st May 2020 | NewsStaff made redundant should be furloughed, say MSP and MP A PETITION has been launched in Fife urging billionaire businessman Philip Day to furlough staff ditched just before coronavirus lockdown.Mr Day’s Edinburgh Woollen Mill Group has refused to re-employ and…
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AS THE lockdown continues, it is understandable that everyone is…
Big benefits for community
Many groups in the area receive funding from the Ewe…
Rural testing pledge
NHS to expand its service into hot-spots in rural communities…
Tributes to Scott
A lovely, humble, young friend to many THE people of…
Nature wins in £6m sale of special moor
A PRICE tag of £6m has been put on more…
Bags of love for the NHS
A LABOUR of love to support NHS workers has sewing…
McArthur’s visit still on the cards
Athletics COMMONWEALTH Games athlete Holly McArthur will keep her date…
Gardening is good for you
A catch-up with E&L gardening columnist Helen Knowles GARDENING is good…
Kevin’s a Yorkshire driving force
A FORMER Langholm primary school pupil is doing his bit…
Couple’s wedding is put on hold by virus
Langholm bride and groom will have to wait to make…
Farmers count on their resident birds
SIXTY farmers in Scotland recorded 81 species on 81,362 acres…
MSP supports EWM redundant workers
Willie Rennie has appealed to Philip Day to reverse the…
