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Week: 17 | 25th April 2024

Wapakoneta: Forging links with small-town Ohio

Connection with Neil Armstrong’s hometown is widely seen as a…

Week: 16 | 18th April 2024

Langholm Girls FC are toast of Melrose Awards

Melrose Sevens’ Women in Sport Awards vote for LGFC as…

Week: 16 | 18th April 2024

Former Fair Crier and a man of mony pairts

Rae Elliot pays tribute to his far-travelled, rugby-playing father OBITUARY…

Week: 15 | 11th April 2024

Proclamation of Kinship from Wapakoneta, Ohio

Neil Armstrong’s home town sends declaration offriendship and co-operation to…

Week: 15 | 11th April 2024

Mighty Hiking family off round Kielder

Jacksons and Dinwoodies aim to make ‘The Difference’ for BGH…

Week: 14 | 4th April 2024

Active & Sustainable Travel not working for Eskdale

Councillor highlights lack of plans to address Langholm’s transport links…

Week: 13 | 28th March 2024

Putting Langholm on the map in the Scottish Parliament

Oliver Mundell champions the Muckle Toon in a Motion to…

Week: 11 | 14th March 2024

Right Care, Right Place for community care?

Integration Joint Board okays consultation on options for care in…

Week: 10 | 7th March 2024

A good old tidy-up, or is it environmental vandalism?

As the banks of the River Esk are cleared of…

Week: 10 | 7th March 2024

Canonbie updated on Post Office take-over

Healthy turnout hears about legal structures of the Community Benefit…

Week: 09 | 29th February 2024

Sign of success at last!

Persistence pays as Langholm makes road signs After 18 months…

Week: 09 | 29th February 2024

Education Director learns what Langholm has to offer

Council officer buoyed by Langholm’s commitment and effort In Councillor…

Week: 05 | 1st February 2024

Day Centre of excellence holds Annual General Meeting

Manager pays heartfelt thanks to trustees, staff volunteers and almost…

Week: 04 | 25th January 2024

Isha puts paid to a Langholm Landmark

Much-loved Castleholm chestnut succumbs to the power of nature The…

Week: 03 | 18th January 2024

A sign of things to come for first town in Scotland

Langholm signs work underway, confirms MP A PLAN to deliver…

Week: 02 | 11th January 2024

Victory for Faw Side wind farm campaigners

Scottish Government refuses permission for massive Ewes Valley installation There…

Week: 02 | 11th January 2024

David Calvert's MBE is certainly well deserved

Langholm Town Bandsman honoured in King Charles’ New Year list…

Week: 51 | 21st December 2023

Is Caroline Street really in danger of collapsing?

Residents are very concerned about the deterioration of the road…

Week: 51 | 21st December 2023

Town's tall tree takes a topple!

Last Saturday night, the wind got up to such a…

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: 49 | 7th December 2023

‘Is our voice even heard?’

NHS Dumfries and Galloway executives attend first of hopefully many…

Week: 48 | 30th November 2023

Road safety concerns at Langholm Primary school

Concerned parents have produced a detailed report on the alarming…

Week: 47 | 23rd November 2023

High heid yins head for Thomas Hope meeting

Meeting with Health and Social Care to thrash out Langholm’s…

Week: 46 | 16th November 2023

Langholm Alliance: Update on Community Plan

Donna Hislop, Community Enterprise Manager, brings us up to speed…

Week: 43 | 26th October 2023

Public meeting on future of Canonbie Post Office

Following the news that Canonbie Post Office and shop were…

Week: 43 | 26th October 2023

Bleat and Blether ’bout Blackface wool

Creation Mill staff debunk the myth that common wool has…

Week: 42 | 19th October 2023

Rothbury 'Looks North' to Langholm for guidance

The team at BBC look North got in touch with…

Week: 42 | 19th October 2023

High profile minister to visit Canonbie

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

Week: 42 | 19th October 2023

Appeal for help with gardens

Margaret Pool writes; A number of folk will recall that…

Week: 41 | 12th October 2023

Langholm Flood Scheme dead in the water

Plug pulled on original £10 million defences In last week’s…

Week: 41 | 12th October 2023

Old Copshaw hostlery closes its doors

One of Newcastleton’s longest-established businesses has closed down. The Liddesdale…

Week: 41 | 12th October 2023

Xcel is eighteen!

This week marks 18 years of the Xcel Project! The…

Week: 40 | 5th October 2023

Doing the Wright thing for Sycamore Gap

Amazing offer by Canonbie Sawmill owners Canonbie sawmill owners Steve…

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023

Loreburn remains 'wholly committed' to Murtholm

E&L interviews housing association chief executive Kirsteen McGinn The E&L…

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023

The 171st Langholm Show

The day of the 171st Langholm Show dawned and Langholm…

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023

Sensational new sensory room for Langholm Youth project

Xcel has provided one of the best publicly accessible sensory…

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