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Week: 43 | 27th October 2022

Whita seat replaced

Langholm Walks Group, in cooperation with the Castle Craig’s Club,…

Week: 43 | 27th October 2022

Brighten your day: try growing pumpkins!

Versatile plant is not just for Halloween, says E&L garden…

Week: 43 | 27th October 2022

Langholm war hero was my cousin!

Harry, 85, will receive medal for lad killed in Cyprus…

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: 41 | 13th October 2022

Marvellous Martha to the rescue

Young defender the pick of a brilliant bunch as girls…

Week: 40 | 7th October 2022

Winning Hearts and Minds

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

Week: 40 | 7th October 2022

Dumfries to host Agri & Rural Affairs Conference

Young farmers from across the country will be flocking to…

Week: 38 | 25th September 2022

Langholm girls give their all

Encouraging signs despite defeat in tough debut By Calum Graham…

Week: 38 | 22nd September 2022

High street law firm to merge with Borders group

Family business founded more than 50 years ago in Langholm…

Week: 38 | 22nd September 2022

COP this, Langholm

Muckle Toon chosen to host stage of global relay Langholm…

Week: 37 | 16th September 2022

January, February, now Langholm in November

Singer Barbara Dickson returns to The Buccleuch Award-winning singer Barbara…

Week: 37 | 15th September 2022

‘A rock of stability, reassurance and compassion’

Tributes reveal how the Queen spanned political divides in her…

Week: 37 | 15th September 2022

Bumpy landing for Armstrong clan

Gilnockie event curtailed, but family’s visit a great success Neil…

Week: 36 | 8th September 2022

Countdown begins for Armstrong visit

Langholm ready to greet astronaut’s family Excitement is building as…

Week: 35 | 2nd September 2022

Copshaw petrol station has proved to be a lifesaver

Having its own community-run petrol station has saved villagers in…

Week: 35 | 2nd September 2022

Keeping it Country in Langholm

Back by popular demand, following a sell-out tour last year,…

Week: 35 | 1st September 2022

All set for new season at Milntown

Rugby The new rugby season kicks off on Saturday with…

Week: 35 | 1st September 2022

Give us Hope for treatment

Anger grows as Langholm medical services disappear Concerns are growing…

Week: 35 | 1st September 2022

‘It’s worse than Covid – but I’ll survive crisis!’

Brewer Stuart defiant as energy hikes threaten beer industry By…

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