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Week: 42 | 15th October 2026

From hidden gem to High Street hotspot

All the Small Things and the Affordable Angler relocate to…

Week: 41 | 8th October 2026

Dozens on O2 network without signal for days

Several mobile providers affected by major failure A number of…

Week: 40 | 1st October 2026

Objectors have Over Cassock shooting range in their sights

Eskdalemuir CC is one of 27 against the plans, but…

Week: 40 | 1st October 2026

Langholm ends show season with a fine finale

The 174th Langholm Show By Mairi Telford Jammeh The 2026…

Week: 39 | 24th September 2026

Scottish reform plans face local scrutiny

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

Week: 38 | 17th September 2026

Questions mount over Wyseby Hill Energy Farm proposal

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

Week: 37 | 10th September 2026

Cracking the stonewall on River Esk gravel issue

Threats of further extreme weather from El Niño compound the…

Week: 36 | 3rd September 2026

Langholm Show, too, takes the responsible approach

With Langholm Show just three weeks away, the organisers have…

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: 28 | 9th July 2026

Broadband on Langholm High Street 'lacks fibre'

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

Week: 27 | 2nd July 2026

Moffat Mountain Rescue set to work on Warblaw

Local walker with nasty knee injury brought to safety By…

Week: 27 | 2nd July 2026

Tracking Tommy to the Cornet's Street Party

…a sociable end to a busy weekend It has become…

Week: 24 | 11th June 2026

David and pals tackle the Lairig Ghru...

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

Week: 23 | 4th June 2026

Community Council will work to replace play park equipment!

Buccleuch Park style facility envisaged After last week’s shock removal…

Week: 23 | 4th June 2026

Disappointing progress in flood mitigation action

Mark Hallam reports on latest flooding meeting with Council officials…

Week: 22 | 28th May 2026

Town’s infrastructure issues highlighted at meeting

Caroline Street, Holmwood, Drove Road and other problems were addressed…

Week: 21 | 21st May 2026

New Solar and Battery Scheme proposed for Canonbie area

Hall Burn site earmarked for potential 300GWhrs project Buccleuch Group…

Week: 21 | 21st May 2026

Newcastleton mourns the loss of true Liddesdale lady

Sandy Richardson played a huge part in the life of…

Week: 21 | 21st May 2026

Dedicated volunteer Avril leaves a rainbow of memories

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

Week: 21 | 21st May 2026

Castle Craigs Club welcomes new Cornet

The Castle Craigs club held its annual general meeting in…

Week: 20 | 14th May 2026

Tradition continues with Hope at Helm

Thomas Hope is elected to carry Langholm’s Burgh Standard for…

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: 19 | 7th May 2026

Promise of Heritage Centre that never materialised

End of the road as Langholm’s Waverley Mill and area…

Week: 18 | 30th April 2026

Lydiafield residents make a return visit to the Muckle Toon

Day Centre welcomes homecoming for residents of Annan Care Home…

Week: 15 | 9th April 2026

Full turnout of candidates for Parliamentary debate

Community Council event gives locals the chance to quiz the…

Week: 15 | 9th April 2026

Townhall toilet vandals will be flushed out!

Latest acts could jeopardise the future of public loos in…

Week: 14 | 2nd April 2026

First hurdle crossed but many more still to jump!

Langholm Alliance is delighted with progress on school takeover but…

Week: 14 | 2nd April 2026

Musical Society's 2026 production was indeed spectacular

Mairi Telford Jammeh reviews show by organisation with a fresh…

Week: 14 | 2nd April 2026

Joint flood-related walkround with Council and residents

BEAR Scotland absent from golf course drain inspections By Mark…

Week: 13 | 26th March 2026

Langholm Alliance one step closer to owning old school

Strengths and weaknesses of the transfer are set out in…

Week: 13 | 26th March 2026

Papering over the cracks of the Erskine Church!

No satisfactory answers for campaigner, Denise Denise Irving Lang has…

Week: 12 | 22nd March 2026

Signs of movement for the ‘hole in the ground’

Stevenson Trust progresses discussions with retail company on use of…

Week: 11 | 12th March 2026

Town Band takes third place at Scottish Championships

More proof of our wee toon punching above its weight!…

Week: 10 | 5th March 2026

Wool, Woven and Wild-ly successful

Masterful event from Langholm’s Creation Mill leads to organisers already…

Week: 10 | 5th March 2026

8.5% Council Tax hike needed to protect essential services

D&G and Borders both introduce revenue-saving measures Council tax in…

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