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Week: 04 | 29th January 2021

No police here

Crimes go unreported and unrecorded

Week: 04 | 28th January 2021

Mass testing deployed after cases spike at 41

Langholm and Eskdale has highest number of cases in district

Week: 3 | 26th January 2021

New company will run nature reserve

Estate manager will be recruited to implement moorland plan

Week: 03 | 22nd January 2021

Course to help women set up their own business comes to Liddesdale

LIDDESDALE has been chosen as one of three rural areas…

Week: 03 | 21st January 2021

Eskdale COVID-19 cases second highest

Esk valley comes second only to Gretna in the whole…

Week: 2 | 19th January 2021

Rail group argues its case to UK review body

Extension to Carlisle will bring economic and social benefits

Week: 2 | 18th January 2021

Over 80s welcome call to receive vaccination

The most elderly in Langholm will be vaccinated from next…

Week: 02 | 15th January 2021

A danner for Doddie

DODDIE Weir’s story has touched the rugby world. He played…

Week: 02 | 14th January 2021

EWM is sold but not all jobs will be saved

CRITICISM has been levelled at the way Tuesday’s sale of…

Week: 1 | 11th January 2021

Kerry’s passion for town lands her the dream job

THE Langholm Alliance has announced the appointment of its project…

Week: 01 | 8th January 2021

A Kiwi Christmas

Langholm lass sends positive vibes from a land down under

Week: 01 | 7th January 2021

More infectious virus forces new lockdown

Measures close schools and businesses as vaccine is rolled out

Week: 51 | 18th December 2020

New looms help secure Langholm mill’s future

Drove Weavers expands its capability to meet greater demand

Week: 51 | 17th December 2020

Camera plan will combat the lack of police presence

Copshaw’s rural isolation adds to concerns

Week: 50 | 14th December 2020

Wetter winters and more hot summers

Met Office says emissions must be cut to avoid extreme…

Week: 50 | 11th December 2020

A comprehensive report from Councillor Ronnie Tait

ONE of the most contentious issues brought to my attention…

Week: 50 | 10th December 2020

Council refuses to endorse sports centre proposals

Flood plain causes yet more planning problems

Week: 49 | 8th December 2020

Amazing ceremony for wildlife watchers

Shortlisted Newcastleton group is celebrated at awards night

Week: 49 | 7th December 2020

2020 Magic Lantern Show

ONE of Langholm’s theatre companies is determined to do its…

Week: 49 | 4th December 2020

Langholm store marks 20 years of shopping

Co-op staff look forward to 2021 and arrival of a…

Week: 49 | 3rd December 2020

Vaccination roll-out is imminent: NHS chief

Immunisation of high-priority groups will start next week

Week: 48 | 2nd December 2020

NHS seeks input on plan

Health and social care and support are at centre of…

Week: 48 | 27th November 2020

Happy 400th birthday as town marks charter

Alliance invites groups to host events in run-up to main…

Week: 48 | 26th November 2020

200m high turbines for two Eskdale sites

Developer pledges £900,000 a year for nearby communities

Week: 45 | 10th November 2020

Village could be the gateway to new park

Newcastleton would sit in a unique position as an attraction

Week: 45 | 10th November 2020

Make your own handbag

PILES of waste fabric, which were destined to be thrown…

Week: 45 | 9th November 2020

40 jobs lost in Langholm as EWM collapses

SEVEN hundred and fifty jobs at Edinburgh Woollen Mill have…

Week: 45 | 6th November 2020

EWM PLACED INTO ADMINISTRATION

Edinburgh Woollen Mill and Ponden Home have been placed into…

Week: 45 | 6th November 2020

Roadmap to success is in everyone’s hands

Langholm Alliance manager says he is here to get things…

Week: 45 | 5th November 2020

Historic deal to buy moor agreed

Duke will sell 5,200 acres to community for a nature…

Week: 44 | 2nd November 2020

Community buys Langholm Moor

SOUTHERN Scotland’s largest community buyout is set to go ahead…

Week: 44 | 1st November 2020

Day earns extension to save retail empire

High Court grants EWM Group two more weeks to save…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2020

Flu vaccine campaign for over 65s is on target

Eligible patients will receive a letter soon for an appointment

Week: 44 | 29th October 2020

Great new plans for old favourite

Owners have fresh outlook for Langholm’s Crown Hotel

Week: 43 | 26th October 2020

Pick up a pumpkin

THERE’LL be fewer ghostly goings-on this Halloween but don’t despair.…

Week: 43 | 23rd October 2020

Time is running out to buy town’s moorland

It’s a race to the finish as deadline of October…

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