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Langholm's Front Three have a great Day out at Hawick Common Riding

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Week: 20 | 15th May 2025

Thoughtful VE Day ceremony held at Langholm's War Memorial

RAF Police Sergeant David Patterson led a poignant service at Langholm’s…

Week: 20 | 15th May 2025

Well-wishers attend opening of Langholm’s new Post Office

After months of work and training, Elizabeth and staff finally…

Week: 19 | 8th May 2025

A quality quartet

Another healthy contingent of fine young men put theirnames forward…

Week: 19 | 8th May 2025

Eighty years since Victory in Europe

A poignant reminder of resilience and unity rising from adversity…

Week: 19 | 8th May 2025

New Post Office opens on Tuesday

It’s countdown now until the new post office opens on…

Week: 18 | 1st May 2025

End of Langholm banking era as BoS closes its doors

Scotland’s oldest bank bows out of High Street The Bank…

Week: 18 | 1st May 2025

Goat group presses Council

Campaigners want protected status David Braithwaite, Chairman of The Wild…

Week: 17 | 24th April 2025

20 might be plenty, but is anyone heeding the signs?

Over the years, the Scottish Government has made so many…

Week: 17 | 24th April 2025

Preliminary meeting focusses on Townfoot's hole in the ground

Particular issues discussed in advance of June’s public forum In…

Week: 17 | 24th April 2025

Victory in Europe (VE) Day commemoration events

Langholm, Ewes and Westerkirk community council is working with Langholm…

Week: 16 | 17th April 2025

Return of full Post Office is first-class news for town

Elizabeth and team are all trained up and ready to…

Week: 16 | 17th April 2025

A healing moorland…

Sphagnum moss wound dressings during the Second World War By…

Kelso Races
Week: 13 | 27th March 2025

Some beautiful moments in LAODS’ latest show

Annie Get Your Gun is chock-full of love, laughter and…

Week: 12 | 20th March 2025

Parking restrictions and 20mph limit from next week

By the end of March, the speed limit throughout the…

Week: 12 | 20th March 2025

A well-used community resource for over 30 years

Mairi Telford Jammeh takes a look at what goes on…

Week: 11 | 13th March 2025

Wheatley has “No plans for housing in Eskdale

Scotland’s second largest social landlord is also “not considering the…

Week: 11 | 13th March 2025

Langholm Town Band do well in regionals

By Christine Calvert This weekend saw the latest contest outing…

Week: 10 | 6th March 2025

As predicted, D&G raise Council Tax by 9%

Furthermore, they will “implement increases inselected fees and charges relating…

Week: 10 | 6th March 2025

Community Council hears from concerned residents

Number of derelict sites in the town is a major…

Week: 09 | 27th February 2025

Huge local reaction to news of proposed goat cull

Social media alight and petition raised following announcement by Oxygen…

Week: 07 | 13th February 2025

D&G Council Tax set to rise between 5 to 10%

…and the same for Water Rates…possibly 9%. Budgets are to…

Week: 07 | 13th February 2025

Doddie’s Grand Tour visits the Muckle Toon

Fundraising cyclists and organisers bowled over by the hospitality received…

Week: 07 | 13th February 2025

Caroline Street is still railing against its railings

As angle of fence increases, council budgets for repairs to…

Week: 06 | 6th February 2025

Grapes Hotel holds crisis meeting with villagers

“Frankly if I followed pure logic, I would close the…

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