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Eskdalemuir Seismological Station: Photo by Oliver Dixon under CCL
Week: 44 | 29th October 2026

Review looks at easing wind farm restrictions around Eskdalemuir

An independent review has been commissioned into ways of reducing…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2026

Urgent safety fears remain over state of Erskine Church

It appears that no one is taking ANY responsibility Fresh…

Week: 43 | 22nd October 2026

Burnfoot Wool receives some unexpected visitors

As business expands, 22 Canadians pay a visit to the Ewes…

Week: 43 | 22nd October 2026

Legends, memories and milestones mark Langholm Cricket Club celebration

50 years since historic Border League triumph is commemorated in…

Week: 43 | 22nd October 2026

Dumfries bus service almost ready to roll: PSV drivers needed

Annandale Community Transport Services is almost ready to launch its…

Week: 43 | 22nd October 2026

Langholm’s BIG BANG is sure to light up the sky

Langholm’s Big Bang will once again light up Langholm’s skies…

Week: 42 | 15th October 2026

From hidden gem to High Street hotspot

All the Small Things and the Affordable Angler relocate to…

Week: 42 | 15th October 2026

Congregations welcome Rev Lynn Brady

Eskdale & Liddesdale Church of Scotlandlinked withCanonbie United Parish Church…

Week: 41 | 8th October 2026

Dozens on O2 network without signal for days

Several mobile providers affected by major failure A number of…

Week: 41 | 8th October 2026

Is the E&L an important part of life in the commuity?

Feedback welcome in our quest to keep the ‘Langholm Paper’ alive…

Week: 41 | 8th October 2026

AOIFFION: Langholm's Ultimate Athlete

Athletics…by Calum Graham Last Saturday, 14-year-old Aoiffion McVittie Brangan from…

Week: 41 | 8th October 2026

Rotary fundraiser brings out the willing walkers

176 participants from 35 groups set off from Langholm and…

Week: 39 | 24th September 2026

Scottish reform plans face local scrutiny

D&G Council says local democracy key to success Dumfries and…

Week: 39 | 24th September 2026

Japanese Summer Camp for Langholm Karate Trio

Experience of a lifetime for dedicated Shotokan Karate Club members…

Week: 39 | 24th September 2026

First Responders celebrate 20 years of being brilliant

One of Copshaw’s most valued voluntary groups reaches a milestone…

Week: 39 | 24th September 2026

A committed Councillor and a really nice man

Many organisations mourn the passing of Councillor Archie Dryburgh Archie…

Week: 38 | 17th September 2026

Questions mount over Wyseby Hill Energy Farm proposal

“It is important that people understand what is being proposed…

Week: 38 | 17th September 2026

As the days shorten, Autumn gardening has lots still to enjoy

Gardening columnist, Helen Knowles tells us there is so much…

Week: 38 | 17th September 2026

Langholm Show - still time for entries

The Langholm Show this year is the 174th one ever…

Week: 37 | 10th September 2026

Cracking the stonewall on River Esk gravel issue

Threats of further extreme weather from El Niño compound the…

Week: 37 | 10th September 2026

Wild Goats at the Holm Show

Wild goats played a starring role at the Holm Show…

Week: 37 | 10th September 2026

That Fringe Feeling…

Dumb Blond returns with a look at the festivities and…

Week: 37 | 10th September 2026

The show must go on...and it did!

Far from the pavilions of power…real life goes on By…

Week: 36 | 3rd September 2026

130 years of grand Holm Shows

It was – everybody agreed – a grand day for…

Week: 32 | 6th August 2026

All roads lead to the Castleholm

Two days of fine racing By Langholm Horse Racing AssociationWe…

Week: 32 | 6th August 2026

Unique and wonderful Langholm does it again!

A special place with special people, special traditions and a…

Week: 32 | 6th August 2026

Death of much-loved brother leads to huge fund-raising effort

Sister’s goal is to raise awareness of mental‐health issues The…

Week: 32 | 6th August 2026

MSP calls for urgent review of its mortuary guidance

Prospect of loved ones being transported to facilities further away…

Week: 32 | 6th August 2026

Making of Cornet's outfit comes home to Langholm

Leila Hallam who lives at Holmfoot, Langholm is a dressmaker…

Week: 31 | 30th July 2026

Pre-Common Riding Edition

Full to the brim with Common Riding info, nostalgia, stories…

Week: 30 | 23rd July 2026

Common Riding exhibition is quite an ‘Experience’

Be sure to visit over the next week or so!…

Week: 30 | 23rd July 2026

Langholm’s treasured fortnight begins all over again for 2026

Perfect weather as Cornet Hope leads seventy-plus riders to The…

Week: 29 | 16th July 2026

Langholm to Dumfries bus service a possibility

ACTS is looking for vital feedback from potential users Annandale…

Week: 29 | 16th July 2026

Canonbie Brig parapet crushed

A reader from Canonbie got in touch to tell us…

Week: 28 | 9th July 2026

Broadband on Langholm High Street 'lacks fibre'

Businesses frustrated by the slow roll-out Businesses and residents on…

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