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Join fun-filled training

Week: 32 | 8th August 2019 | Rugby Sport

Rugby LANGHOLM Youth Rugby kick-starts its season next Tuesday. The fun-filled training sessions will be held on the fantastic Langholm Academy 3G pitch and the club would like to invite new and current members to go along and join them…

Poor batting display rules out promotion: Langholm display gives the opposition a comfortable eight-wicket victory

Week: 32 | 8th August 2019 | Cricket Sport

Cricket LANGHOLM travelled to Staffield on Saturday knowing a win would keep them in the promotion hunt. Unfortunately, it wasn’t to be after a poor display with the bat meant Staffield sealed a comfortable eight-wicket victory. Duncan Elliott, captain for…

Hall looks to future: Eskdalemuir venue will host regular events with its neighbour

Week: 32 | 8th August 2019 | Lifestyle

WITH changes to the committee last year, a fresh lick of paint and refurbishment, the ex-servicemen’s public hall is looking forward to becoming an integral part of the Eskdalemuir community again, hosting regular events to encourage social interaction in this…

Ice-cream vans and Aston Martins share the stage

Week: 32 | 8th August 2019 | News

By Glen Laidlaw THE weather forecast said “wet” but the reality was far different and in brilliant sunshine we made the short journey from Langholm to Netherby Hall, Longtown for the annual Vintage & Classic Car Show last weekend. This…

Langholm darner sews together a new future

Week: 32 | 8th August 2019 | News

THE Welcome to Langholm shop in the Market Place is currently the base for Lyn Maxwell, a self-employed darner who started her business four weeks ago. Lyn trained at Reid & Taylor as a darner and worked at Neill’s Mill…

Chairman warns: don’t cut vital public services: Council consults town on the future of town hall and toilets

Week: 32 | 8th August 2019 | News

ANY cut in provision at the customer services centre in Langholm town hall will isolate and penalise elderly and vulnerable people. That was the message from John Galloway, Langholm, Ewes and Westerkirk community council during a public discussion about the…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

MoD objects to turbines: Windfarm will adversely affect defence interests, says ministry

THE Ministry of Defence has objected to the proposed windfarm…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

1,000 say yes to centre: Survey on redeveloping sports venue attracts positive response

A GROUP working on the redevelopment of a sports centre…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

Truly the best window in town

LANGHOLM town centre was looking very much in the pink…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

Tynemouth is top dog

Hound trails LANGHOLM hound Castle Clansman pushed the winner of…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

Wrestling draws a crowd

Wrestling THE Cumberland wrestling was very popular with the crowd…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

Tindle wins top 90m sprint with superbly-timed run: Common Riding Games attract a wealth of talent to entertain the crowds

Athletics THE spoils on the running track at theCommon Riding’s…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

Rum and milk the flautists’ downfall

LANGHOLM Flute Band’s drummers took revenge on the flautists during…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

Sorry, no Christmas pud here

CHRISTMAS and the Common Riding: For many of us, the…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

Finlay is Playcare Cornet

ONE of the highlights of Cornet Henry Jeffrey’s busy schedule…

Week: 31 | 1st August 2019

Cornet rides out to where heather blends with sky: Record crowds enjoy a truly amazing day at Langholm Common Riding

TO BE where heather blends with sky on that last…

Week: 30 | 25th July 2019

Elderly give best wishes

LANGHOLM’S senior citizens have been enjoying the company of Cornet…

Week: 30 | 25th July 2019

A rare ride out

AFTER a 17-year gap, a Langholm woman has decided to…

The day of all days

Week: 30 | 25th July 2019 | News

IT’S the day when Langholm celebrates all that is so cherished in this town: family, friends, tradition, a warm welcome and an unparalleled sense of community. When Cornet Henry Jeffrey receives the flag tomorrow at the start of Common Riding…

A night of fun and songs

Week: 30 | 25th July 2019 | News

LANGHOLM Social Club hosted its Cornet’s night last Friday with David Pool in the chair. David welcomed a packed house before Cornet Jeffrey, accompanied by his left and right-hand men Iain Little and Stuart Murray, entered the room. David introduced…

Fell boys

Week: 30 | 25th July 2019 | Athletics Sport

Fell Racing A CRACKING fell race was had during the Castle Craigs ride-out last Saturday. Cornet Henry Jeffrey sent the runners on their way from Castle Craigs and they hared off through the heather and bracken, which was shoulder high,…

Fine day for Castle Craigs pairs

Week: 30 | 25th July 2019 | Bowling Sport

Bowling THE New Town Bowling Club hosted its Castle Craigs’ pairs competition last Saturday. The weather was good and 32 entries were received. Thanks go to the sponsors who were the Castle Craigs Club. The winners of the tournament were…

No fog on this Tynemouth

Week: 30 | 25th July 2019 | Sport

Hounds TYNEMOUTH continued his winning form with another impressive win, this time at the Lodge Gill trophy trail last Sunday. The trophies were presented in memory of Tony Harrison, a great Border hound trail enthusiast. There were six entries for…

Happy campers learn skills from the Falcons: Langholm youth rugby hosts two-day camp for 79 enthusiastic youngsters

Week: 30 | 25th July 2019 | Rugby Sport

Rugby SEVENTY-NINE youngsters took part in a rugby camp at Milntown in Langholm this week along with members of the Newcastle Falcons Community Foundation. Children aged six to 16 enjoyed the two days of coaching by Callum Lawn, Struan Hutchison,…

Week: 30 | 25th July 2019

Commission seeks views on land use decisions: New protocol will help organisations to work better together

The Scottish Land Commission has launched a new survey seeking…

Week: 29 | 18th July 2019

Ben bounces to another gold

TRAMPOLINE and double mini-tramp gymnast Ben Ewart took the national…

Week: 29 | 18th July 2019

Big day for Big Dunc as he scores his first century: Langholm cricketer finally puts his three 90s behind him

Cricket SINCE 2006, Big Dunc has made it into the…

Week: 29 | 18th July 2019

To the moon and back for tea

FIFTY years after the launch of Apollo 11, Langholm enjoyed…

Week: 29 | 18th July 2019

Boys’ reading challenge: Langholm and Canonbie schoolboys get a helping hand with books

WHEN it comes to reading at school, the boys have…

Week: 29 | 18th July 2019

Call of the hills

THE build-up to the Common Riding continued on Sunday with…

Week: 29 | 18th July 2019

Kerbside recycling to save money and planet: Council highlights the benefits of helping residents to recycle

A VISION to recycle more waste and send less to…

Week: 29 | 18th July 2019

Eskdale lift-off for our Highland Coosmonaut: VisitScotland launch out-of-this-world anniversary campaign

A NEW tourism map highlighting Scotland’s links to space exploration…

Week: 29 | 18th July 2019

Sun shines on the Benty

CORNET Henry Jeffrey and his followers enjoyed glorious weather on…

Week: 29 | 18th July 2019

Nearly 1,000 people sign petition to buy moorland: Langholm and Newcastleton are delighted with the support of the public

A COMMUNITY buy-out of Langholm Moor by groups in Eskdale…

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019

Dry century could end if new distillery opens: Langholm business seeks town centre premises to distil gin

MORE than 100 years after the Langholm distillery closed, the…

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019

Carlisle match taken to wire

CRICKET LANGHOLM 2nd XI bowlers took their game to the…

Excellent Canonbie bowling

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019 | Bowling Sport

Bowling THE weather was very kind for an excellent bowling day at Canonbie Bowling Club for the open American pairs competition last Sunday. The winning pair were Owen Elliot and Fred Hollis of Annan. Langholm New Town bowlers did very…

Jazzle wins at Copshaw Common Riding

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019 | Sport

EVERYONE was up bright and early last Saturday for the Copshaw Common Riding. Ten hounds were slipped and Bobby Moon led them out over the the first stretch but after he tumbled in the rough going, Polaris took over. After…

Appleby fairly sorts out struggling Langholm 1sts: Cumbrian side uses home ground to their decisive advantage

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019 | Cricket Sport

APPLEBY cricketers took advantage of home ground to beat the Langholm 1st team by 89 runs last Saturday. They won the toss and, choosing to bat, they posted 194 for 7. Langholm in reply could manage only 105. The openers…

50th festival of folk

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019 | News

SINGERS, dancers and musicians tuned up last weekend for the 50th annual Newcastleton traditional music festival. Carol Brooks, treasurer and life member, said that from the committee’s perspective, it was a successful weekend. She added: “Some of our competitions had…

Delicious Tub with Flake: It’s our 21st birthday and we’re having a ball

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019 | News

COPSHAW Common Riding came of age last Saturday but, despite getting the key to the door, it has not lost its sense of childish fun and mischievous humour. The honour of leading the 21st ceremonies fell to district nurse and…

Neighbourly celebration

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019 | News

CORNET Henry Jeffrey, his right and left-hand men Iain Little and Stuart Murray, their partners and families were entertained by his neighbours at the street party in Langholm Golf Club last Sunday, which was a perfect, dry, sunny day. The…

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019

Passion for fashion which lasts

THE fashions of the mid-20th century are proving to be…

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019

Sporting responses

Sporting responses NEARLY 1,000 responses to a questionnaire about the…

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019

A right royal do: Langholm well represented at Holyrood Palace

A CONTINGENT from Langholm donned their finest summer outfits for…

Week: 28 | 11th July 2019

Ram-raiders smash their way through shop’s doors

THIEVES drove a vehicle through the glass doors of Langholm’s…

Week: 27 | 4th July 2019

Walls will protect town: Proposed flood protection scheme for Langholm on display

A FLOOD protection scheme comprising walls and embankments for Langholm…

Week: 27 | 4th July 2019

Windy and rough conditions take their toll

Hounds WINDY weather and rough terrain took its toll on…

Week: 27 | 4th July 2019

Windy and rough conditions take their toll

Hounds WINDY weather and rough terrain took its toll on…

Week: 27 | 4th July 2019

1st XI continue in good form

Cricket Langholm 1st XI 143 for 3 beat Keswick 2nds…

Week: 27 | 4th July 2019

Restructuring at league level denies club promotion

Rugby Club AGM MEMBERS of Langholm Rugby Club were told…

Week: 27 | 4th July 2019

Bunting objection in as council steps away: Common Riding trustees send letter to protest at decision

THE bunting for Langholm Common Riding will no longer be…

Week: 27 | 4th July 2019

Fly me to the moon: Events to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission

AT 2.32pm on July 16, 1969 Apollo 11 was launched…

Week: 26 | 27th June 2019

180 take off at Spadeadam

Hounds MORE than 180 hounds competed in the international at…

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