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Week: 44 | 2nd November 2023

Moderator inspires worshipers at Canonbie

Church is packed to hear uplifting service from church leader…

Week: 43 | 26th October 2023

Urgent action required in face of diminished services

1,000+ signature petition endorses demands Langholm’s ailing health services are…

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…

Wet rot and
Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Eskdale & Liddesdale schools declared safe

No RAAC detected in preliminary inspections Councillor Denis Male contacted…

Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Langholm Day Centre grow their own

There’s nothing quite like the taste of home-grown tomatoes and…

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023

In-spired Thinking?

After 20 years, planning permission is sought for removal of…

Week: 34 | 24th August 2023

Frustration grows over Murtholm delay

Work may not now begin until 2025 Loreburn “still committed”…

Week: 31 | 3rd August 2023

Councillor seeks solution to derelict Ford Mill site

Following several complaints from townspeople regarding the state of the…

Week: 29 | 20th July 2023

Holm Hill hits home with new funding

UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund to provide lion’s share It’s…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Enough is Enough!

Petition for vital health services to be restored to Langholm…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Walkers are Welcome

Walking back to happiness as new Langholm Walks website goes…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Children’s author makes a return to his Copshaw roots

Family collaboration over 4,200 miles leads to potential series of…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

Dozens take their ‘First Bite’

Nicole ‘very busy’ as her long-awaited new café opens in…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

Threat of minimum class sizes is worrying parents

As D&G grapples with the funding gap, rural schools may…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

25 years of down-right uniqueness

Copshaw Common Riding fills the heart and mind with something…

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