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Week: 38 | 17th September 2020

Dyehouse cuts ten jobs as orders dry up

COVID-19 pandemic hits successful company’s customers

Week: 37 | 15th September 2020

Plan launched to make south a greater place

Enterprise body to make area centre for opportunity, innovation and…

Week: 37 | 11th September 2020

Volunteers needed to drive community car

New Caddy will be used to transport residents to appointments

Week: 37 | 10th September 2020

Another million given to moorland buyout

South of Scotland Enterprise give huge boost to venture

Week: 36 | 7th September 2020

Centre bids for funding to survive the long term

Langholm’s popular performing arts venue is vital to economy

Week: 36 | 6th September 2020

Academy’s head pupils

LANGHOLM and Canonbie Schools Cluster is delighted to announce the…

Week: 36 | 4th September 2020

Church reopens for worship

By the Rev Dr. Robert Pickles

Week: 36 | 3rd September 2020

YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS!

Artists impression of how proposed flood defences may look

Week: 35 | 1st September 2020

Unfathomable planning rules

I WISH, through your columns, to advise residents of a…

Week: 35 | 31st August 2020

£500k boost for moor

Family foundation breathes new life into bid for nature reserve

Week: 35 | 28th August 2020

Langholm’s last mill has a brighter future

Well-known designer will create jobs and establish new brand

Week: 35 | 27th August 2020

Nicol’s enterprising role to regenerate town

Former Langholm man will deliver Langholm’s action plan

Holiday Advert August 2026
Week: 31 | 4th August 2020

Neighbourly celebrations

THE neighbours in Academy Place and Douglas Terrace could not…

Week: 31 | 3rd August 2020

Partnership secures £2.1m for the south

Scottish government awards funding to 28 innovative projects

Week: 31 | 31st July 2020

Jobless warning

JUNE’S unemployment figures are just the ‘tip of the iceberg’…

Week: 31 | 30th July 2020

Weaving company’s future in the balance

Management buy-out team seeks to progress talks with owner

Week: 30 | 29th July 2020

Defibs are going live

Life-saving equipment will come with full instructions on use

Week: 30 | 24th July 2020

Helping to ease the burden

By the Rev Scott McCarthy, minister of Garthamlock and Craigend…

Week: 30 | 23rd July 2020

Mill’s billionaire owner crippling suppliers, claim

But EWM says it has reached agreements with nearly all…

Week: 29 | 21st July 2020

Rose’s Wardrobe makes lunar loveliness

Langholm fashion company embraces Neil Armstrong’s tartan

Week: 29 | 20th July 2020

Langholm hotelier backs VAT cut to five per cent

THE Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s package of measures, which he outlined…

Week: 29 | 17th July 2020

Six-figure grant will transform building

Bunkhouse and digital hub at Buccleuch House in Newcastleton

Week: 29 | 16th July 2020

Buccleuch boss pledges to get project to the line

Benny Higgins criticises Scottish Land Fund for its rigidity over…

Week: 28 | 15th July 2020

A mahoosive reduction!

By David McVittie I, LIKE most of the country, if…

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