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Week: 42 | 19th October 2020

Flood Scheme Forum

RESIDENTS living in riverside properties in Langholm have voiced their…

Week: 42 | 17th October 2020

Langholm Loves Local launched

LANGHOLM is bouncing back with a new initiative to make…

Week: 42 | 16th October 2020

New coronavirus rules will not help industry

Hotel owner criticises Scottish government for unclear message

Week: 42 | 15th October 2020

Pandemic infects iconic retail brand

More unemployment as Day puts EWM Group in administration

Week: 41 | 12th October 2020

Villagers welcome a 20mph limit trial

Newcastleton’s streets will be safer for pedestrians and drivers

Week: 41 | 9th October 2020

EWM TO CLOSE 200 STORES IN NEXT FORTNIGHT

24,000 Jobs are at risk

Week: 41 | 9th October 2020

Village sewage works due to open next spring

Canonbie and the River Esk will benefit from better treatment

Week: 41 | 8th October 2020

Housing developer is ready to move onto site

Plan put in for initial works, including improved A7 junction

Week: 40 | 6th October 2020

Rescued mill has new name and big plans

Drove Weavers in Langholm earns praise and admiration from MSP

Week: 40 | 2nd October 2020

Digital skills project is launched in Langholm

Older people, young people and low-income families targeted

Week: 40 | 1st October 2020

Flood protection order delayed by fresh study

Environmental impact assessment will take six months to do

Week: 39 | 30th September 2020

Team appointed to regenerate Copshaw

Development officer to lead transformation of Buccleuch House

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