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Week: 51 | 21st December 2023

Town's tall tree takes a topple!

Last Saturday night, the wind got up to such a…

Week: 51 | 21st December 2023

‘Nothing But Whisky’ to be found in The Holm

Gilly Fraser samples a new specialist shop in Newcastleton A…

Week: 50 | 14th December 2023

It's an ill windfarm that blows no good

£87,000 Ewe Hill Funds awarded to local projects in Annandale…

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: 47 | 23rd November 2023

Having a final say on the future of Holm Hill

Newcastleton and District Community Trust is just about to carry…

Week: 46 | 16th November 2023

8-page E&L Life Remembrance Supplement included in this week's E&L

Photos of Remembrance Services and parades across the area along…

Week: 44 | 2nd November 2023

Moderator inspires worshipers at Canonbie

Church is packed to hear uplifting service from church leader…

Week: 42 | 19th October 2023

Appeal for help with gardens

Margaret Pool writes; A number of folk will recall that…

Week: 42 | 19th October 2023

High profile minister to visit Canonbie

Anthony Lane tells of perfect ending to Church’s bi-centenary events…

Week: 40 | 5th October 2023

Ultra-cool Ullswater adventures

Langholm S6 pupils enjoy a week of outdoor antics and…

Week: 40 | 5th October 2023

Umbrella walkers raise over £30k

Rotary and Trusts-backed fundraiser breaks another record The Langholm Rotary…

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023

The 171st Langholm Show

The day of the 171st Langholm Show dawned and Langholm…

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