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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…

Week: 45 | 6th November 2020

EWM PLACED INTO ADMINISTRATION

Edinburgh Woollen Mill and Ponden Home have been placed into…

Week: 45 | 6th November 2020

Roadmap to success is in everyone’s hands

Langholm Alliance manager says he is here to get things…

Week: 45 | 5th November 2020

Historic deal to buy moor agreed

Duke will sell 5,200 acres to community for a nature…

Week: 44 | 3rd November 2020

Scotland’s orchestra, digitally

THE Royal Scottish National Orchestra is bringing audiences its first…

Week: 44 | 2nd November 2020

Community buys Langholm Moor

SOUTHERN Scotland’s largest community buyout is set to go ahead…

Week: 44 | 1st November 2020

Day earns extension to save retail empire

High Court grants EWM Group two more weeks to save…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2020

Flu vaccine campaign for over 65s is on target

Eligible patients will receive a letter soon for an appointment

Week: 44 | 29th October 2020

Great new plans for old favourite

Owners have fresh outlook for Langholm’s Crown Hotel

Week: 38 | 18th September 2020

Scottish actor appeals for donations to moor

Gregor has good memories of raising his family in Langholm

Week: 38 | 17th September 2020

Dyehouse cuts ten jobs as orders dry up

COVID-19 pandemic hits successful company’s customers

Week: 37 | 15th September 2020

Plan launched to make south a greater place

Enterprise body to make area centre for opportunity, innovation and…

Week: 37 | 14th September 2020

Seaweed and sparrows

Margaret Walty has opened her Autumn exhibition “Here be Dragons”…

Week: 37 | 11th September 2020

Volunteers needed to drive community car

New Caddy will be used to transport residents to appointments

Week: 37 | 10th September 2020

Another million given to moorland buyout

South of Scotland Enterprise give huge boost to venture

Week: 36 | 7th September 2020

Centre bids for funding to survive the long term

Langholm’s popular performing arts venue is vital to economy

Week: 36 | 6th September 2020

Academy’s head pupils

LANGHOLM and Canonbie Schools Cluster is delighted to announce the…

Week: 36 | 4th September 2020

Church reopens for worship

By the Rev Dr. Robert Pickles

Week: 36 | 3rd September 2020

RAVE REVIEWS: Twice Brewed Inn, Bardon Mill

TWICE Brewed Inn sits on the edge of the Military…

Week: 36 | 3rd September 2020

YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS!

Artists impression of how proposed flood defences may look

Week: 35 | 2nd September 2020

Rotten meat costs £2k to clear away

NFU Scotland and Scottish Land & Estates (SLE) are jointly…

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