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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…

Week: 02 | 11th January 2024

Step-daughter will run 26.2 miles in honour of Philip

Popular son of Copshaw’s wish was to increase awareness of…

Week: 51 | 21st December 2023

‘Nothing But Whisky’ to be found in The Holm

Gilly Fraser samples a new specialist shop in Newcastleton A…

Week: 47 | 23rd November 2023

Having a final say on the future of Holm Hill

Newcastleton and District Community Trust is just about to carry…

Week: 46 | 16th November 2023

Langholm Moor Lynx fears are calmed... for the moment

Fears that the new owners of former farmland on Langholm…

Week: 41 | 12th October 2023

Old Copshaw hostlery closes its doors

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

Week: 26 | 29th June 2023

The march of the windfarms

80-turbine EDF site now planned for Liddesdale Plans for yet…

Week: 26 | 29th June 2023

Pureous Bunkamous...abundant Holm humour

Prepare for lift-off Copshaw – this coming weekend is like…

Week: 23 | 8th June 2023

BoS cashes out of Copshaw

Branch closure ‘another nail in coffin’ for village By Gilly…

Week: 22 | 1st June 2023

Boom time for Muckle Toon?

Eco boss: Langholm will benefit from moor profits By Gilly…

Week: 18 | 4th May 2023

Copshaw goes potty over the Coronation

Dozens of beautifully decorated plantpots filled with flowers have begun…

Week: 17 | 27th April 2023

Firefighter Shaun celebrates 30 years

Long-service award for dedicated Copshaw watch commander Thirty years of…

Week: 16 | 20th April 2023

Festival wash-out threat?

Flood prevention scheme could impact Copshaw music event By Gilly…

Week: 15 | 13th April 2023

A mind-boggling menace!

Driver Emma forced into ditch by ‘absolutely huge’ potholes By…

Week: 14 | 6th April 2023

A love that money can’t buy

Today, a heartwarming Easter story of two tiny pals who…

Week: 12 | 23rd March 2023

Busy Copshaw mum’s virtual marathon bid

Emily will take on London challenge…using phone app A Newcastleton…

Week: 09 | 2nd March 2023

Leo proves he’s top dog!

Youngster lands debut win in canine competition Newcastleton youngster Leo…

Week: 02 | 12th January 2023

'This road is a death trap!'

Lives could be put at risk unless action is taken…

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