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Week: 14 | 7th April 2022

High Noon for Eskdalemuir Marksmen

Opponents claim elite rifle range could put lives at risk

Week: 13 | 1st April 2022

End of an era as Common Riding trio announce retirement

By Nick Brownlee Three stalwarts of Langholm Common Riding say…

Week: 13 | 31st March 2022

Butcher's face the cruellest of cuts

Heartbreak for couple faced with closure of their High Street…

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: 08 | 24th February 2022

Objections to four hour online consultation

Residents call for more time to examine rifle range scheme

Week: 07 | 17th February 2022

Local Authority plans Council Tax hike of 3%

Very difficult decisions will have to be made

Week: 04 | 27th January 2022

Significant uncertainty surrounding flood scheme

Concerned residents say the plans will be unaffordable and undeliverable

Week: 03 | 21st January 2022

Knock back for shooting range

Developers will carry on with plan for training facility

Week: 03 | 20th January 2022

Park Drain Ditched

Council remove drainage channel from park in flood scheme proposals

Week: 02 | 14th January 2022

We welcome Penny as new community editor

Penny Johnstone brings her positivity and experience to the E&L

Week: 02 | 13th January 2022

Confidence will return

Talk of change from Pandemic to endemic gives businesses hope

Week: 51 | 24th December 2021

Massive donation to Tarras Valley Reserve

Anonymous donor takes funding over the quarter-way mark

Week: 51 | 23rd December 2021

Communities have pulled together despite the setbacks

Better days are coming, so let’s all look forward to…

Week: 50 | 17th December 2021

Scott’s coachman

Langholm sisters investigate their forebears

Week: 50 | 16th December 2021

Everyone encouraged to follow new Covid rules

Evidence suggests Omicron cases are set to double every two…

Week: 49 | 10th December 2021

Flood gates installed

Copshaw residents get extra protection

Week: 49 | 9th December 2021

Chillifest is a hot topic on BBC’s The One Show

Organisers interviewed and event shown on national television

Week: 48 | 3rd December 2021

Arwen becomes unexpected guest at twins’ birthday treat

A BIRTHDAY treat turned into a real adventure for one…

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