Academy girls are regional champions
Week: 13 | 28th March 2019 | Netball SportNetball Langholm Academy’s under 18 girls beat Douglas Ewart High School in the regional netball final to finish regional champions. The score was 27-24 and it was a hugely competitive game with some brilliant individual performances. The Langholm team were…
Langholm are one step nearer league promotion: A win against Gala on Saturday will see them achieve second spot
Week: 13 | 28th March 2019 | Rugby SportRugby Earlston 19 Langholm 29 Langholm RFC took another step towards second spot in East League 2 when they secured a maximum five points from the match against Earlston at the Haugh on Saturday. Langholm were always keen to play…
More cabaret characters: Mother and daughter take to the stage in Copshaw
Week: 13 | 28th March 2019 | Arts and EntertainmentJulie Thomson and daughter Holly talk about their involvement in the Copshaw Cabaret. They say never work with children and animals – but Julie Thomson would strongly disagree. Julie who has lived in the Holm all her life, lives on…
My Fair Lady hits the high notes for LAODS: Amateur society delighted with audience reaction to latest production
Week: 13 | 28th March 2019 | Arts and EntertainmentQuite often, one approaches a local amateur production not knowing what to expect, and possibly even fearing the worst. On this occasion, for this reviewer, and from the outset; I have to declare an interest: Colonel Pickering was being played…
From satellites to digging mud: An archivist’s job is a fascinating exploration of the distant past
Week: 13 | 28th March 2019 | NewsWORLD War One and its lasting impact on Dumfries and Galloway’s landscapes was the subject of a talk by Andy Nicholson, Dumfries and Galloway Council archivist, to the Eskdale & Liddesdale Archaeological Society. Andy’s superb photos and lively commentary began…
Youth Council vote: Langholm Academy produces three worthwhile candidates
Week: 13 | 28th March 2019 | NewsYOUNG people in Eskdale have cast their votes in two important elections. Last Thursday the ballot boxes were available in Langholm Academy and the Xcel Project office for the elections to the Scottish Youth Parliament and Dumfries and Galloway Council’s…
A Day with Amber Rabbit
Wendy Patterson will be opening her front gates at The…
To market for former primary school building: Lack of preventative maintenance sees old property deteriorate
The former Langholm Primary School is to be placed on…
No umbrellas needed for this Rotary walk: 166 walkers for fundraiser in Canonbie and Langholm
Langholm Rotary Club’s umbrella walk took place on Saturday without…
Moonwalkers train
Katrina Kenny and Caroline Jardine of Langholm are training for…
Langholm Academy in top 20 in Scotland: Team approach from primary upwards leads to school’s success
LANGHOLM Academy has been ranked 19th out of the top…
Final four for Langholm’s Jilly
At the time of going to press Jilly McCord is…
Kids get Red Noses
CHILDREN at Langholm primary school and nursery brought a splash…
Community group campaigns against wind farm
Faw Side Community Group (FSCG) will be issuing a formal…
Fly me to the moon: Families enjoy an out-of-world experience from the ground
A BRITISH Science Week astronomy evening at Canonbie primary school…
First steps to the saddle: Sam pursues his dream career with help from local trainer
Horseracing TEENAGER Sam Cottrill is pursuing the career he has…
Zoe is golden girl of Abu Dhabi
Special Olympics GOLDEN girl Zoe Irving is bringing a gold…
Successful rugby squad meets to celebrate 60 years: LRFC team-mates celebrate with commemorative diamond lunch
Rugby TEN members of Langholm’s most successful rugby team sat…
At the heart of the matter
Week: 12 | 21st March 2019 | NewsA CARDIAC nurse from Langholm braved the windswept heights of Carlisle’s tallest building to raise money for charity. Pamela Stewart, who works at the Heart Centre at the Cumberland Infirmary in the city, joined five other colleagues in abseiling down…
Partnership joy at being awarded massive £345m: Praise for governments and councils but is area being let down?
Week: 12 | 21st March 2019 | NewsTHE Borderlands Partnership has described the £345m deal from the UK and Scottish governments as a “game-changer”. The UK is putting in £260m and the Scottish government £85m. While the UK government has earned praise from Tory MPs and MSPs,…
Artists put on a fine retrospective
Week: 12 | 21st March 2019 | Arts and EntertainmentMANY thanks go to all the people who answered the appeal for pictures for the Helen Irving and Billy Ewart retrospective exhibition in Welcome to Langholm. The response for works by these two fine Eskdale artists has been tremendous. So…
Spotlight shines on eco-tourism project: Wild Eskdale features in See South Scotland campaign
Week: 12 | 21st March 2019 | NewsESKDALE’S eco-tourism project was among eight businesses to be invited to attend the launch of VisitScotland’s See South Scotland campaign. Kevin Cumming, Wild Eskdale project manager, travelled to Edinburgh where he attended the event at the Scottish parliament. The Wild…
Rocket science
Week: 12 | 21st March 2019 | NewsMAKING a rocket is easy. You just need some cardboard, scissors and sticky tape and away you go. Little Rose Hawes was a picture of concentration as she helped her brother, Ben, make a space rocket. The youngsters were among…
Spotlight shines on eco-tourism project: Wild Eskdale features in See South Scotland campaign
Week: 12 | 21st March 2019 | NewsESKDALE’S eco-tourism project was among eight businesses to be invited to attend the launch of VisitScotland’s See South Scotland campaign. Kevin Cumming, Wild Eskdale project manager, travelled to Edinburgh where he attended the event at the Scottish parliament. The Wild…
Langholm athletes win
Athletics TWO young athletes from Langholm helped their team from…
Transport and training key to secure workforce: Community gives its list to partnership to grow the economy
THE development of a community’s economy and enriching its social…
