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Week: 42 | 21st October 2022

Business as usual for Langholm

League leaders in the crosshairs after clinical win HAWICK LINDEN…

Week: 42 | 20th October 2022

Changing times – but as it prepares to celebrate 200 years Canonbie’s church remains a symbol of community

Canonbie, October 2022: Anthony Lane, a Church of Scotland Elder,…

Week: 42 | 20th October 2022

Search for family of hero Andy

Langholm lad was victim of ‘forgotten war’ Nearly 400 died…

Week: 42 | 20th October 2022

All change at the Copshaw Kitchen

By Gilly Fraser A popular eating spot in Newcastleton is…

Week: 41 | 13th October 2022

A new HQ – and no kidding!

Xcel’s hub ‘opens the door to ambition’ in Langholm By…

Week: 41 | 13th October 2022

Mortuary: DIY U-turn

Now undertaker WILL be able use hospital morgue Health chiefs…

Week: 40 | 7th October 2022

Dumfries to host Agri & Rural Affairs Conference

Young farmers from across the country will be flocking to…

Week: 40 | 7th October 2022

Winning Hearts and Minds

Club make it a day to remember for football-mad youngsters…

Week: 40 | 6th October 2022

Burning with pride!

Our fire fighters the best in the land, says report…

Week: 40 | 6th October 2022

It’s a DIY mortuary now!

• Another Langholm facility to close• Undertaker told ‘build his…

Week: 40 | 6th October 2022

A relay good effort!

Langholm runners help baton on 5,000-mile journey Langholm folk pulled…

Week: 39 | 29th September 2022

River Esk: ‘Action needed now’

Flood risk grows as council dithers over protection scheme There…

Week: 35 | 1st September 2022

Give us Hope for treatment

Anger grows as Langholm medical services disappear Concerns are growing…

Week: 34 | 25th August 2022

Veronika's emotional thanks

A special show hosted by Fiona Armstrong raised more than…

Week: 31 | 6th August 2022

Creation Mill delight at major funding boost

Textile team gears up for more community workshops The Langholm-based…

Week: 30 | 28th July 2022

Howzat for real community spirit?

Public digs deep after thieves strike at cricket club By…

Week: 29 | 21st July 2022

Shot down!

Officials rule Clerkhill range must be demolished By Penny Johnstone…

Week: 27 | 8th July 2022

Suited and booted for the Royal Garden Party

Last week a garden party was held in the grounds…

Week: 27 | 7th July 2022

Holm is where the heart is

Much-missed event finally returns to Copshaw Organising agricultural shows takes…

Week: 27 | 7th July 2022

Faw Side campaigners ‘pleased’ with inquiry

Wind farm objections heard at Langholm meeting Campaigners fighting a…

Week: 26 | 30th June 2022

‘Scott would have been so proud’

Parents give heartfelt thanks for Langholm bowls memorial Last week,…

Week: 26 | 30th June 2022

All aboard the late-afternoon last bus

Fury as X95 night service to Carlisle is axed by…

Week: 25 | 23rd June 2022

Tub Turnbull’s ‘Ride Oot Bye’

By Gilly Fraser For the first time in three years,…

Week: 24 | 16th June 2022

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

After torrent floods derelict church, residents unite in campaign to…

Week: 19 | 12th May 2022

Last gasp lifeline for Tarras Valley project

Two month extension agreed for £450,000 needed to secure buyout

Week: 16 | 24th April 2022

Explore Langholm and Eskdale Guide Launched for Easter

Easter weekend saw the launch of a new guide to…

Week: 16 | 21st April 2022

Buccleuch to put 30 homes on the market

Tenants of Buccleuch Estates say they are shocked and distressed…

Week: 14 | 8th April 2022

Janet's in the frame for gallery as Phil steps down

By Nick Brownlee It’s the end of an era at…

Week: 12 | 24th March 2022

New lease of life for leisure centre plans

Facility would provide “huge health and wellbeing benefits for area”

Week: 11 | 17th March 2022

Local plans drawn up to host Ukrainians

Polish charity will match families with hosts in Eskdale

Week: 10 | 11th March 2022

"Pristine" items wanted and calls for cash donations

When the call went out last week for donations of…

Week: 10 | 10th March 2022

Proud memories of Langholm's Moon Man

On the 50th Anniversary of Neil Armstrong’s Visit

Week: 09 | 4th March 2022

Unmanaged vegetation is potential tinderbox

Heather Trust member expresses his concern over wildfires

Week: 09 | 3rd March 2022

Favourite local walk is changed forever

Gaskell’s footbridge removed over increasing safety concerns

Week: 08 | 25th February 2022

Ill-considered approach

Analogue phone switch-off will leave remote communities vulnerable

Week: 06 | 12th February 2022

Digital donations

Young and old receive new computer equipment

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