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Week: 29 | 16th July 2026

TV celebrity pays a visit to The Olive Tree

Copshaw folk were given the chance to do a bit…

Week: 25 | 20th June 2026

Second round of Prostate testing brings total to 230

More public awareness and sessions like this help tackle the…

Week: 25 | 18th June 2026

Langholm lads shine among the Souters o' Selkirk

Another successful outing, this time to Selkirk Common Riding, for…

Week: 24 | 11th June 2026

David and pals tackle the Lairig Ghru...

…and raise £9,000 for The Beatson By David Jeffrey, On…

Week: 21 | 21st May 2026

Dedicated volunteer Avril leaves a rainbow of memories

OBITUARY: Avril Leonilda Olivia Bannatyne née Baird Avril was born…

Week: 20 | 14th May 2026

Post Office celebrates a successful first year's trading

Community really happy about the return of an essential service…

Week: 18 | 30th April 2026

A gem in Langholm's retail crown

G. J. Latimer & Co celebrates 144 years on Langholm…

Week: 16 | 16th April 2026

Castleholm Community Trust holds its third AGM

Trustees inform public about progress and development of aims Castleholm…

Week: 15 | 9th April 2026

Townhall toilet vandals will be flushed out!

Latest acts could jeopardise the future of public loos in…

Week: 15 | 9th April 2026

Canonbie Hall closure fears

Low turnout at AGM prompts concerns for the future of…

Week: 13 | 26th March 2026

Mollie’s new business off to a very tasty start

There’s a new name on Newcastleton’s main street and it’s…

Week: 12 | 22nd March 2026

Kilngreen transport hub making progress on joined-up travel

Dumfries and Galloway Council says that work is progressing well…

Week: 03 | 15th January 2026

Murtholm land WILL be sold for ‘residential development’

Following our brief report that Loreburn Housing Association was putting…

Week: 03 | 15th January 2026

Eskdale Pony Club Annual Awards night

Gilly Fraser reports on riding club’s special event Eskdale Pony…

Week: 02 | 8th January 2026

FTS Dyers help maintain the Muckle Toon’s textile history

South of Scotland Enterprise report on crucial Langholm business A…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Christmas thoughts from Rev Morag

As we move through another season in the life of…

Week: 50 | 11th December 2025

Muckle Toon Christmas Cheer

Langholm group excel once more in creating an event to…

Week: 48 | 27th November 2025

Playcare kids learn about remembrance

The children at Playcare ELCC have recently had lots of…

Week: 48 | 27th November 2025

Wool, Woven and Wild

Creation Mill has just announced plans for a new festival…

Week: 47 | 20th November 2025

ACTS looking for volunteer drivers

Annandale Community Transport Services (ACTS) is seeking volunteer drivers. If…

Week: 46 | 13th November 2025

Caroline in tears at the kindness of everyone

Community in mourning at sad loss of Sam Cropper Copshaw…

Week: 45 | 6th November 2025

Sports Centre project closes

For the past few months the project to open a…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2025

Bus Network review

Council officers are recommending to the Economy and Infrastructure Committee…

Week: 38 | 18th September 2025

Langholm's locked and lacklustre lavvies

But behind the headline lies a more serious issue Following…

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