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Goat group presses Council

Week: 18 | 1st May 2025 | Community E&L Life Newcastleton News

Campaigners want protected status David Braithwaite, Chairman of The Wild Goat Conservation Group has contacted the Chief Executives…

Goat petition reaches MPs

Week: 16 | 17th April 2025 | Farming and Environment Gilly Fraser Lifestyle Newcastleton News

4,000 anti-cull signatures handed over Conservative politicians John Lamont MP and Rachael Hamilton MSP have both promised to…

Hope Rising: An Easter Message to our Community

Week: 16 | 17th April 2025 | Canonbie E&L Life Eskdalemuir Newcastleton

As the days grow longer and spring blooms around us, we’re reminded of the hope and renewal that…

4,000 signature petition to be handed to politicians

Week: 15 | 10th April 2025 | Lifestyle Newcastleton News

Oxygen Conservation’s disregard prompted massive response A local petition with 4,000 signatures calling for Oxygen Conservation to stop…

NatureScot tells the E&L “culling the goats is legal”

Week: 14 | 3rd April 2025 | E&L Life Newcastleton News

Oxygen Conservation lays the blame at Government’s door Part of the E&L’s “…Liddesdale Lineup…” NatureScot has denied issuing…

Confirmation received that cull has already begun

Week: 13 | 27th March 2025 | E&L Life Farming and Environment Newcastleton News

Gilly Fraser delves further into the feral goat debacle Oxygen Conservation have confirmed that they have begun culling…

Week: 12 | 20th March 2025

Goat cull company tackled by councillor

Meeting with CEO of Oxygen Conservation requested Councillor Male has…

Week: 10 | 6th March 2025

Blight on the landscape as SPEN plans 65 metre pylons

‘Electric’ meeting anticipated at Copshaw Community Council Copshaw Community Council…

Week: 09 | 27th February 2025

Huge local reaction to news of proposed goat cull

Social media alight and petition raised following announcement by Oxygen…

Week: 08 | 20th February 2025

THEY'RE GOING TO CULL THE GOATS!

In what will be a hugely unpopular decision, Oxygen Conservation…

Week: 08 | 20th February 2025

Grapes Bar and restaurant to close

The owners of the Grapes hotel in Newcastleton have confirmed…

Week: 06 | 6th February 2025

Grapes Hotel holds crisis meeting with villagers

“Frankly if I followed pure logic, I would close the…

Week: 06 | 6th February 2025

Service held to celebrate union of parishes

The Church of Scotland presbytery of the South West held…

Week: 05 | 30th January 2025

Copshaw on the the cusp of red and amber for Éowyn

Health Centre provided a Warm Hub throughout the storm By Gilly…

Week: 04 | 23rd January 2025

Scottish Tories to hold vote on controversial mega-pylon plans

The Scottish Conservatives will this week hold a vote at…

Week: 02 | 9th January 2025

Copshaw's golden boy adds to his medal haul

Paralympian Stephen Clegg receives an MBE in King’s New Years…

Week: 48 | 28th November 2024

A new future for three local churches

By Anthony Lane Many readers of the E&L will be…

Week: 46 | 14th November 2024

The human cost of ‘progress’

Gilly Fraser meets a couple whose dream of a perfectretirement…

Kelso Races
Week: 25 | 20th June 2024

Missing Lynx project

Fierce opinions on whether or not to reintroduce lynx to…

Week: 20 | 16th May 2024

Kerry’s adoreable Alpaca pals

The Alpaca Experience will give the public the chance to…

Week: 17 | 25th April 2024

Care Inspectorate praise for Copshaw Nursery

School staff ‘pleased and proud’ after glowing report received By…

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

Missing German Shepherd Xara elicits high-tech response

When 16-month-old German Shepherd Xara gave her owner the slip…

Week: 11 | 14th March 2024

Far-reaching implications for rural landowners

Gilly Fraser investigates couple’s rural retreat which is under threat…

Week: 09 | 29th February 2024

Langholm Moor goat population safe for now

Gilly Fraser reports on rumours of an imminent cull of…

Week: 08 | 22nd February 2024

Lamont visits Barony

Scotland Office Minister learns about digital innovations The Barony Campus…

Week: 07 | 15th February 2024

Made it to Crufts

Copshaw Mother and Son to take their terriers to top…

Week: 06 | 8th February 2024

Participate in Polysport’s potential improvements

Newcastleton residents encouraged to have a say in development People…

Week: 05 | 1st February 2024

Good show for Holm Show fundraiser

Newcastleton’s Holm Show calendar of events got off to a…

Week: 03 | 18th January 2024

Copshaw man served on Christmas Island

“You could see all the bones in our hands as…

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