"Pristine" items wanted and calls for cash donations
Week: 10 | 11th March 2022 | Community NewsWhen the call went out last week for donations of essential items for the Ukraine, the response from…
Proud memories of Langholm's Moon Man
Week: 10 | 10th March 2022 | Community NewsOn the 50th Anniversary of Neil Armstrong’s Visit
Unmanaged vegetation is potential tinderbox
Week: 09 | 4th March 2022 | Community News ReportersHeather Trust member expresses his concern over wildfires
Favourite local walk is changed forever
Week: 09 | 3rd March 2022 | Community NewsGaskell’s footbridge removed over increasing safety concerns
Ill-considered approach
Week: 08 | 25th February 2022 | Community Gilly Fraser NewsAnalogue phone switch-off will leave remote communities vulnerable
Digital donations
Week: 06 | 12th February 2022 | Community News SchoolYoung and old receive new computer equipment
D&G Council objects to Faw Side turbines
Borders QC takes on fight against windfarm
Opposition advised over Faw Side Windfarm
Windfarm would be inappropriate and overbearing
Common Ridings
Organisations hail return of ancient celebrations
We welcome Penny as new community editor
Penny Johnstone brings her positivity and experience to the E&L
Confidence will return
Talk of change from Pandemic to endemic gives businesses hope
Massive donation to Tarras Valley Reserve
Anonymous donor takes funding over the quarter-way mark
Communities have pulled together despite the setbacks
Better days are coming, so let’s all look forward to…
Flood gates installed
Copshaw residents get extra protection
Chillifest is a hot topic on BBC’s The One Show
Organisers interviewed and event shown on national television
Positive response to Callisterhall wind farm
A PUBLIC consultation of the Callisterhall wind farm saw a…
Newcastleton will benefit from its share of £1.34m. government funding
NEWCASTLETON and District Community Trust has secured funding from the…
11 brass bands descend on town for day’s contest
Langholm Town Band hosts 2021 Borders Entertainment Contest
Walking in the rain
Week: 44 | 5th November 2021 | Community NewsRotary Umbrella Walk raises smiles and funds despite the weather
Fiery, friendly fun at first ChilliFest
Week: 43 | 29th October 2021 | Community NewsSeveral hundred visitors make all the preparation worthwhile
Second phase buyout
Week: 43 | 28th October 2021 | Community NewsIf successful, nature reserve would expand by 5,300 acres
Brexit given as reason for demise of LEADER
Week: 40 | 11th October 2021 | Community NewsLangholm received around £260,000 in funding from the project
SURF award shortlist for Old Police Station
Week: 40 | 9th October 2021 | Community NewsLangholm affordable accommodation project up for prestigious award
Walk on the wild side
Week: 40 | 8th October 2021 | Community News SportTHE Langholm Initiative will celebrate Community Land Week Scotland with two days of free guided walks this weekend.…
Sewn by 1,000 stitchers
WESTERKIRK Guild enjoyed a trip up the Borders to see…
Copshaw Holm on film
A SHORT film has been created showcasing the payoff from…
Macmillan morning at Gilnockie a towering success
Charity event in memory of Lucy attracts a great turnout…
A Modelling career awaits Langholm teen
Sam Cook signs up with London agency and hits the…
Frustration over X95
UNHAPPY locals are calling on Borders Buses to increase the…
A stitch in time
400 years marked with wonderful tapestry
Local sorting office threatened with closure
Royal Mail property review leaves Langholm in limbo
Public consultation on flood proposals promised
Councillor says ‘Ditch the Drain’ campaigners are being heard
Smart ties for the Langholm Town Band's big weekend
Muckle Toon tartan for Cheltenham
Talk to the Tarras team
Drop in every Wednesday for a chat
Muckle Toon Media welcomes new chairman
An optimistic John Hammond picks up the reins of the…
Kat joins Tarras team
Kat Mayer takes up her role as project and education…
Canonbie Surgery relocates for major building repairs
Week: 34 | 27th August 2021 | Community NewsEMERGENCY building repairs will be undertaken at Canonbie Surgery following ‘severe water damage on the ground floor’. The…
Scaffolding fixed but what happens next?
Week: 34 | 26th August 2021 | Community NewsCouncil forced to carry out repairs before something dreadful happens
Memorial centenary
Week: 31 | 8th August 2021 | Community NewsTHE 100th anniversary of the Langholm war memorial in Buccleuch Park has been marked with a small ceremony.…
Cleaning at the Kirk
Week: 31 | 6th August 2021 | Community NewsGreat team effort is appreciated
School transfer news
Week: 30 | 30th July 2021 | Community NewsLangholm Alliance to consult on use of former primary building
Our dream jobs
Week: 29 | 23rd July 2021 | Community NewsTwo new managers appointed at reserve
Town's revival starts to come to fruition
Langholm Alliance has contributed £15,000 to boost activities
Rachel hands over the reins to Danielle
E&L Advertiser’s new community editor takes up her new post
Full steam ahead for ambitious enterprise
Planners give green light to the conversion of former BFA…
Langholm People
OutPost Arts sets portrait challenge
Community purchase of school on Knife-edge
THE future of Langholm’s former primary school as a vital…
War Memorial improvements
LANGHOLM Social Club is pleased to announce that, after much…
Mr Grumpy wins for Sharon
A LANGHHOLM amateur photographer has won the top prize in…
Book tells of ages past
A BOOK about Westerkirk in the year 2020/21 is ready…
Pauline awarded BEM
Award given to resilience team leader
Plan revealed for trees on two Eskdale farms
Timber processor wants to plant 450 hectares next to Claygate
Promote your event on the Town Website
“What’s on” page is an effective way to publicise your…
Fragile Community faces more Turbines
NEWCASTLETON community council has responded to a proposal for a…
