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Week: 02 | 9th January 2025

Hilltop Leaf responds to questions about the project

CEO Hamish Clegg brings us up to speed with the…

Week: 02 | 9th January 2025

Copshaw's golden boy adds to his medal haul

Paralympian Stephen Clegg receives an MBE in King’s New Years…

Week: 51 | 19th December 2024

Langholm Fire Station wins ‘best in D&G’

Audit of regional facilities puts Langholm on the top rung!…

Week: 50 | 12th December 2024

Cumberland commits to Langholm High Street

Building society seeks to assure customers that it has no…

Week: 50 | 12th December 2024

Serious inaction by D&G Council

Letter to the Editor I am writing again to express…

Week: 49 | 5th December 2024

Busy first meeting for new community council

Unclear how access to LEWCC finances will be resolved and…

Week: 49 | 5th December 2024

Creation Mill to create their own textile centre

Inspirational Langholm firm take their business a stage further Creation…

Week: 48 | 28th November 2024

Another blow to Langholm as Skinyards set to close

Up to 10 jobs to be lost as 176-year-old employer…

Week: 48 | 28th November 2024

Joe the butcher runs 50km to make a difference

Amazing gesture of kindness Well-known Langholm butcher and Longtown man,…

Week: 48 | 28th November 2024

A new future for three local churches

By Anthony Lane Many readers of the E&L will be…

Week: 48 | 28th November 2024

King Charles honours dedicated Langholm bandsman with MBE

David Calvert is presented with his medal by Lord Lieutenant…

Week: 47 | 21st November 2024

Erskine Church is on a downward ‘spire-al’…

After contact with the owner, it appears thatthe eyesore will…

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Week: 44 | 31st October 2024

Castleholm is officially in community hands

Landmark deal sees cherished land transferred to the people of…

Week: 44 | 31st October 2024

Hope Hospital shines in Excellence in Care inspection

The Thomas Hope hospital in Langholm recently had a six-month…

Week: 44 | 31st October 2024

Polysport venue helps keep Copshaw folk in top form

MSP is shown round The Holm’s health and fitness facility…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2024

Emergency services rescue woman from chilly River Esk

Firefighters from Langholm, Annan, Dumfries and Gala required as water…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2024

Disappointment with LINK’S response to cash worries

Cash machine company not a lot of help in finding…

Week: 42 | 17th October 2024

Holiday village plans for Irvine House and grounds

Buccleuch’s vision for up to 150 lodges couldbenefit Langholm businesses…

Week: 42 | 17th October 2024

Eskdale has fitting finalists for D&G Life awards

Regional recognition in prestigious shortlist for inspirational locals Two Eskdale…

Week: 41 | 10th October 2024

Town loses out on funding due to mis-reported population

Discrepancy between census statistics andBorderlands figures has cost Langholm dear…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2024

All kinds of everything at the 172nd Langholm Show

MAIRI TELFORD JAMMEH reports on Langholm’s Rural Highlight in an 8-Page Supplement…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2024

Banking possibilities under investigation

After announced closure of Bank of Scotland,solutions including a Post…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2024

BT and OutReach: Appalling service

Eskdalemuir Hub STILL without a phoneline Eskdalemuir community hub is…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2024

15 nights road closure for A7 improvements

Overnight works to resurface road south of Canonbie will run…

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