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Week: 51 | 21st December 2023

Over 1,200 travel to Oz to see 'Perfect Panto'

Centre Stage Community Theatre excel themselves with this year’s panto…

Week: 50 | 14th December 2023

Festive fun for all at Social Club Party

Langholm Social Club held their annual Children’s Christmas Party last…

Week: 47 | 23rd November 2023

Love, a dance and a right good belly laugh!

With a large cast and great audiences, LAODS’ Last Tango…

Week: 46 | 16th November 2023

Musical excellence delights Canonbie audience

Splendid concert brings church’s 200 year celebrations to a close…

Week: 37 | 14th September 2023

There's still time to get your creations into Langholm Show

If you’re a baker, floral artist, photographer, gardener, crafter, knitter…

Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Cheers! Langholm's Beer Festival hailed a huge success

Joint venture by Buccleuch Centre and Borderlands Brewery goes down…

Week: 29 | 20th July 2023

Raise a glass as to Borderland deal

Langholm brewery teams up for new taproom venue in Carlisle…

Week: 28 | 15th July 2023

Questions and answers at the Buccleuch

Politicians quizzed as popular Radio 4 show comes to Langholm…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Children’s author makes a return to his Copshaw roots

Family collaboration over 4,200 miles leads to potential series of…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

25 years of down-right uniqueness

Copshaw Common Riding fills the heart and mind with something…

Week: 26 | 29th June 2023

Pureous Bunkamous...abundant Holm humour

Prepare for lift-off Copshaw – this coming weekend is like…

Week: 25 | 22nd June 2023

Fans stay Cool amid high drama!

Medical emergency halts Everest lecture – then midges descend! Fans…

Week: 10 | 9th March 2023

Triumphant return for Fiddle Club

Packed house as musicians converge on Langholm Langholm Accordion &…

Week: 05 | 2nd February 2023

Burns at Gilnockie

The Famous Gilnockie Burns Supper took place last weekend and…

Week: 51 | 22nd December 2022

Scrooge... a fantastic Christmas Present!

By Alison Aston Photos by : Veronika Zolotoverkha What a…

Week: 50 | 15th December 2022

An Xcel-lent Christmas party!

Almost 60 youngsters enjoyed a brilliant Youth Club Christmas VIP…

Week: 49 | 8th December 2022

What the Dickens? It’s Panto time!

Very few seats left for this year’s Muckle Toon Extravaganza…

Week: 46 | 17th November 2022

Gavin gets the gong!

Passionate volunteer recognised at top awards event Congratulations to E&L…

Week: 37 | 16th September 2022

January, February, now Langholm in November

Singer Barbara Dickson returns to The Buccleuch Award-winning singer Barbara…

Week: 35 | 2nd September 2022

Keeping it Country in Langholm

Back by popular demand, following a sell-out tour last year,…

Week: 29 | 22nd July 2022

Spooky Men: a capella quirkiness

By Sheena Harvey, Castle Bytham, Lincs A collection of ten…

Week: 25 | 23rd June 2022

Aussie singers to spook The Buccleuch

As thunderous as a herd of wildebeest, as sly as…

Week: 24 | 16th June 2022

Drummer Kyle kills it with Brandon & Co

Sheer delight is etched on Kyle Grieve’s face as he…

Week: 23 | 10th June 2022

Brandon aims to push the right buttons in Langholm

By Penny Johnstone Lovers of traditional Scottish folk music are…

Week: 37 | 14th September 2020

Seaweed and sparrows

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

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 | 3rd September 2020

RAVE REVIEWS: Twice Brewed Inn, Bardon Mill

TWICE Brewed Inn sits on the edge of the Military…

Week: 15 | 13th April 2020

RAVE REVIEWS: Travel: Petra, Jordan

Reviewers: Tony Parker & Avril Bannatyne AT THE end of…

Week: 14 | 2nd April 2020

Restaurant Review : The Boathouse Glencaple

Reviewer: Clare Rogerson Boreland We pulled up into a nice…

Week: 13 | 26th March 2020

RAVE REVIEWS... Kelvingrove Museum, Glasgow

A RAINY day in Glasgow; what is a girl to…

Week: 13 | 26th March 2020

Langholm goes live!

A NEW project has been started during this difficult time…

Week: 10 | 5th March 2020

OH CALAMITY!

IT’S hotting up for the cast of Calamity Jane after…

Week: 08 | 20th February 2020

Farmers of Eskdale have a ball

THE annual Eskdale farmers’ dance was held in the school…

Week: 07 | 13th February 2020

Upland bursary for Langholm ceramicist

Organisation will provide programme of mentoring and support EMERGING ceramic…

Week: 04 | 23rd January 2020

Town’s ambition to be a creative place

OutPost Arts receives funding to run art clubs for all…

Week: 04 | 23rd January 2020

Purr-fect” partners cool as cats on the ice

Libby and Mark score sevens and go forward to next…

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