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School transfer news
Week: 30 | 30th July 2021 | Community NewsLangholm Alliance to consult on use of former primary building
Our dream jobs
Week: 29 | 23rd July 2021 | Community NewsTwo new managers appointed at reserve
Rachel hands over the reins to Danielle
Week: 28 | 16th July 2021 | Community NewsE&L Advertiser’s new community editor takes up her new post
Full steam ahead for ambitious enterprise
Week: 28 | 15th July 2021 | Community NewsPlanners give green light to the conversion of former BFA site
Langholm People
Week: 27 | 9th July 2021 | Arts and Entertainment Community NewsOutPost Arts sets portrait challenge
Community purchase of school on Knife-edge
Week: 27 | 8th July 2021 | Community NewsTHE future of Langholm’s former primary school as a vital community asset hangs in the balance this week.…
War Memorial improvements
LANGHOLM Social Club is pleased to announce that, after much…
Mr Grumpy wins for Sharon
A LANGHHOLM amateur photographer has won the top prize in…
Book tells of ages past
A BOOK about Westerkirk in the year 2020/21 is ready…
Pauline awarded BEM
Award given to resilience team leader
Plan revealed for trees on two Eskdale farms
Timber processor wants to plant 450 hectares next to Claygate
Promote your event on the Town Website
“What’s on” page is an effective way to publicise your…
Fragile Community faces more Turbines
NEWCASTLETON community council has responded to a proposal for a…
Speed Limit zone change leaves residents baffled
Council made changes to the zoning without any consultation
Two options under review for 2021 Common Riding
Lifting of restrictions may give members more opportunities
Major funding boost for vital parent groups
Public vote earns Langholm Playcare £12k for family support
Kiosk will be used at last
THE Langholm Initiative has announced it took over ownership of…
Vote for us
Public asked to give support
Day Centre applauded for its endless support
Week: 14 | 12th April 2021 | Community NewsStaff and volunteers deliver over 10,000 meals during lockdowns
Library provides update
Week: 14 | 9th April 2021 | Community News2020, the year of the pandemic, brought much of Westerkirk life to a halt but quite a bit…
On the trail of bunny and friends
Week: 12 | 26th March 2021 | Community NewsLANGHOLM Regeneration Group’s Easter trail, which starts next weekend, has a local artistic flavour. The group put out…
German film crew on Langholm Moor
Week: 11 | 22nd March 2021 | Community NewsLANGHOLM Moor showed its wildest side when a German TV crew spent four hours filming a documentary about…
Second year of devastation for Newcastleton
Week: 08 | 25th February 2021 | Community NewsUp to 30 homes flooded as river Liddel burst banks
Langholm groups reap rewards from the wind
Week: 7 | 23rd February 2021 | Community NewsThousands are paid by the Ewe Hill 6 windfarm to organisations
Study identifies top 10 projects for funding
Nearly 1,000 ideas proposed on how to use windfarm grants
No police here
Crimes go unreported and unrecorded
New company will run nature reserve
Estate manager will be recruited to implement moorland plan
Course to help women set up their own business comes to Liddesdale
LIDDESDALE has been chosen as one of three rural areas…
A danner for Doddie
DODDIE Weir’s story has touched the rugby world. He played…
Kerry’s passion for town lands her the dream job
THE Langholm Alliance has announced the appointment of its project…
From King Herod to the Grinch ....
A Christmas message from Rev Morag Crossan
Kevin moves to new post
But he will keep an eye on moor
Amazing ceremony for wildlife watchers
Shortlisted Newcastleton group is celebrated at awards night
2020 Magic Lantern Show
ONE of Langholm’s theatre companies is determined to do its…
Langholm store marks 20 years of shopping
Co-op staff look forward to 2021 and arrival of a…
Happy 400th birthday as town marks charter
Alliance invites groups to host events in run-up to main…
Pupils’ designs are a reminder of the past
Week: 47 | 25th November 2020 | Community News SchoolLangholm’s textile history inspires bold and striking creations
Tune into Open Country broadcast
Week: 46 | 17th November 2020 | Community NewsTWO historic community land buyouts have been agreed in Eskdale and Liddesdale. The Duke of Buccleuch, Scotland’s second-biggest…
Make your own handbag
Week: 45 | 10th November 2020 | CommunityPILES of waste fabric, which were destined to be thrown away, have been recycled to make a beautiful…
Roadmap to success is in everyone’s hands
Week: 45 | 6th November 2020 | Community NewsLangholm Alliance manager says he is here to get things done
Historic deal to buy moor agreed
Week: 45 | 5th November 2020 | Community NewsDuke will sell 5,200 acres to community for a nature reserve
Community buys Langholm Moor
Week: 44 | 2nd November 2020 | Community NewsSOUTHERN Scotland’s largest community buyout is set to go ahead after one of the most ambitious community fundraising…
Pick up a pumpkin
THERE’LL be fewer ghostly goings-on this Halloween but don’t despair.…
Langholm Loves Local launched
LANGHOLM is bouncing back with a new initiative to make…
Team appointed to regenerate Copshaw
Development officer to lead transformation of Buccleuch House
Volunteers needed to drive community car
New Caddy will be used to transport residents to appointments
Church reopens for worship
By the Rev Dr. Robert Pickles
Nicol’s enterprising role to regenerate town
Former Langholm man will deliver Langholm’s action plan
Six-figure grant will transform building
Bunkhouse and digital hub at Buccleuch House in Newcastleton
A mahoosive reduction!
By David McVittie I, LIKE most of the country, if…
Villagers land £850k
Land Fund award will enable Newcastleton to buy Holm Hill
Four months to raise £5.4m to buy our moor
Langholm offered £1m grant but time is tight to raise…
Co-operative store’s fundraising fanatics
Co-op staff raise vital funds for Scottish mental health charity
