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Week: 05 | 29th January 2026

Community concerned as kirk continues to crumble

Campaigner has another attempt at challenging Council Langhom’s dedicated Erskine…

Week: 04 | 22nd January 2026

Flooding - and how you can help Langholm Resilience Group

As we know from recent flooding and debris flows in…

Week: 03 | 15th January 2026

Ewes SWI gets Burns off to a great start

President Tessa Lumley welcomed a good turnout of members and…

Week: 02 | 8th January 2026

Worst flooding this winter as water cascades through Ashley Bank onto A7

Locals unblock drains and clear debris in what should have…

Week: 02 | 8th January 2026

FTS Dyers help maintain the Muckle Toon’s textile history

South of Scotland Enterprise report on crucial Langholm business A…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Cards, cakes and jazzy jumpers, it's all about kids at Christmas

Festive entertainment and competitions keep the children focussed! Langholm Pupil…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Langholm Whisky Run 2026

This year’s Langholm New Years Day Whisky Run will be…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Sherwood Shenanigans hit the Langholm stage!

Yet another sell-out for Muckle Toon Panto…oh yes it is!…

Week: 50 | 11th December 2025

Muckle Toon Christmas Cheer

Langholm group excel once more in creating an event to…

Week: 49 | 4th December 2025

Excess water and blocked drains beleaguer the A7

The A7 Action Group and BEAR Scotland promise to address signage,…

Week: 49 | 4th December 2025

Rotary's Umbrella Walk raises an incredible amount

Over £40,000 raised for 38 local organisations by 192 walkers…

Week: 49 | 4th December 2025

One of Langholm's mainstay organisations gets a colourful rebrand

Childcare facility is seen as a crucial lifeline for many…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2025

MURTHOLM NO MORE!

Widespread disappointment as Loreburn Housing reneges on its promises for…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2025

Chloe and Scott tie the knot

Langholm couple Chloe Johnstone and Scott Collins were married in…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2025

Bus Network review

Council officers are recommending to the Economy and Infrastructure Committee…

Week: 43 | 23rd October 2025

BT phone changes will seriously hinder emergency communication

Recent incident faced in Eskdalemuir could have acute repercussions in…

Week: 43 | 23rd October 2025

Hallpath flooding petition

A petition and letter from the residents of Hallpath and…

Week: 42 | 16th October 2025

Concerns grow over town’s road safety and gateway signs

BEAR representative tours problem sites on High Street, with Cllr…

Week: 41 | 9th October 2025

Amy, first of the season, causes Townfoot chaos

Resident Mark Hallam reports on the damage done by the…

Week: 41 | 9th October 2025

Balance of nature cited as need for goat cull announced

Goat population of 800-900 has reached a concerning level The…

Week: 41 | 9th October 2025

Perturbing disappearance of Langholm’s Golden Eagles

Police are concerned that Tarras and Wren have come to…

Week: 39 | 25th September 2025

Official plans submitted for Irvine House Holiday Lodges

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

Week: 39 | 25th September 2025

Umbrella Walkers to step out for big Rotary event

Since its inception, the sponsored walk has raised of £390,000Rotary…

Week: 38 | 18th September 2025

Langholm's locked and lacklustre lavvies

But behind the headline lies a more serious issue Following…

Week: 34 | 21st August 2025

Neil Armstrong and the Langholmites

Moonman and locals feature in screening at the Edinburgh Festival…

Week: 31 | 31st July 2025

Langholm Common Riding 2025

Cornet Ewan Patterson carried out his duties last Friday in…

Week: 30 | 24th July 2025

Everyone is behind Ewan

Family ties and a heart for Langholm have nurtured Ewan’s…

Week: 28 | 10th July 2025

New one-way system for Elizabeth and Caroline Streets

Proposals put forward further to a request from residents and…

Week: 28 | 10th July 2025

Creation weaves a new future

Langholm textile project launches new centre along with new hope…

Week: 27 | 3rd July 2025

Unwanted changes coming to Langholm Town bus service

Lifeline local transport is in danger of having itsoperation reduced…

Week: 25 | 19th June 2025

No pot of gold at the end of this ‘rainbow’

SNP to form a minority administration after Conservative split in…

Week: 24 | 12th June 2025

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

Read much more in this week’s E&L available at your…

Week: 23 | 5th June 2025

Huge attendance at crucial Town Meeting

Strength of feeling of townsfolk made plain to panel…but will…

Week: 23 | 5th June 2025

Engaging with Ewan

First visit to the Hut for Langholm’s new Front Three…

Week: 22 | 29th May 2025

Let’s get the Muckle Toon back to its former glory

Community Council to chair event where you can have your…

Week: 22 | 29th May 2025

Glowing report for Langholm Nursery

Staff delighted after “Very Good” Care Inspectorate visit Staff and…

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