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Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Canonbie PO and store: How's it going?

Canonbie Community Enterprise answers some questions  We asked the Canonbie…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Christmas thoughts from Rev Morag

As we move through another season in the life of…

Week: 46 | 13th November 2025

Eskdale & Liddesdale remembers

Remembrance Sunday marked in both valleys8-page supplement in this week’s…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2025

Bus Network review

Council officers are recommending to the Economy and Infrastructure Committee…

Week: 41 | 9th October 2025

200 walkers hit the trail for the Umbrella Walk

Storm Amy behaved to allow the Rotary Club of Langholm’s…

Week: 39 | 25th September 2025

Official plans submitted for Irvine House Holiday Lodges

After local enthusiasm for the project, last year, Buccleuch have…

Week: 36 | 4th September 2025

Holm Show 2025

Copshaw’s big day expertly captured by the Camera Club Words…

Week: 31 | 31st July 2025

Canonbie success in Post Office bid

Canonbie Community Enterprise has been successful in its bid to…

Week: 26 | 26th June 2025

Further hurdles for Canonbie PO takeover

Canonbie Community Enterprise’sdisappointment with owner’s u-turn Canonbie Community Enterprise (CCE)…

Week: 23 | 5th June 2025

Tam o' Shanter and the Education Angels

Local schools perform with Scottish Opera Pupils from Newcastleton, Langholm…

Week: 22 | 29th May 2025

Poppy perfection wins Helen’s team a gold at Chelsea

The Meconopsis Group impresses the judges with their display at…

Week: 16 | 17th April 2025

Hope Rising: An Easter Message to our Community

As the days grow longer and spring blooms around us,…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2024

15 nights road closure for A7 improvements

Overnight works to resurface road south of Canonbie will run…

Week: 34 | 22nd August 2024

Show Season starts with Canonbie's fine flower-power

Mairi Telford Jammeh reports from Canonbie Flower Show and vintage…

Week: 24 | 14th June 2024

That was a while ago!

Thanks to Ian Lindsay of Rowanburn for dropping in with…

Week: 18 | 2nd May 2024

Canonbie Playpark could be in place as soon as July

Xcel Project helps team behind the project to secure more…

Week: 10 | 7th March 2024

Canonbie updated on Post Office take-over

Healthy turnout hears about legal structures of the Community Benefit…

Week: 04 | 25th January 2024

Canonbie Post Office: "It's my lifeline!"

“I would have no shopping, money or newspaper if you…

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: 46 | 16th November 2023

Musical excellence delights Canonbie audience

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

Week: 45 | 9th November 2023

Post Office's future discussed at meeting

Canonbie residents gather to hear the options for valuable village…

Week: 44 | 2nd November 2023

Moderator inspires worshipers at Canonbie

Church is packed to hear uplifting service from church leader…

Week: 43 | 26th October 2023

Public meeting on future of Canonbie Post Office

Following the news that Canonbie Post Office and shop were…

Week: 42 | 19th October 2023

High profile minister to visit Canonbie

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

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