Plugging the hole in lost European funds
Week: 06 | 6th February 2020 | NewsCouncil writes to politicians to ask for their support post-Brexit A EUROPEAN programme, which has funded organisations in…
Krakow and the real horrors of Auschwitz
Week: 06 | 6th February 2020 | NewsAn account of a visit to this marvellous city and its bleak past Last week marked the 75th…
Council struggles over windfarm objection
Week: 06 | 6th February 2020 | NewsCommunity councillors debate the need for more wind turbines TWO new giant windfarms, proposed for sites near Langholm,…
Rural poverty missed
Week: 06 | 6th February 2020 | NewsDeprivation index is biased towards urban not rural locations EW figures showing levels of deprivation in Scotland should…
Langholm cannabis oil factory gets go-ahead
Week: 06 | 6th February 2020 | NewsA number hurdles still to cross but it’s a step in right direction MULTI-MILLION investment in cannabis oil…
Popular event packs out hall
Week: 05 | 30th January 2020 | NewsEVERY seat was filled in Newcastleton village hall for the annual Holm Show coffee morning last Saturday. It’s…
Copshaw in spotlight as campaign launches
Scotland Starts Here will raise profile to attract more tourists…
Log wagon driver admits killing cyclist
Canonbie trucker admits causing death by careless driving CANONBIE trucker…
Expanding industry needs more workers
Langholm and Hawick collaborate on textile training course A GROWTH…
Vital public service will not be lost to Langholm
Good news for both locals and visitors THE news that…
Low wages contribute to more food bank use
Report shows a 22 per cent rise in use in…
Food parcels are only the start
HAZEL Thompson, manager at Kate’s Kitchen, has watched demand steadily…
Positive response to holiday pod proposal
Business wants to expand park to attract more overnight visitors…
Town’s ambition to be a creative place
OutPost Arts receives funding to run art clubs for all…
Up to 20 turbines are on cards for Bentpath
Developer proposes to construct a windfarm in Meggat Valley A…
Libby... the finest girl!
A SENSATIONAL performance on the ice produced an astounding first-round…
Call to act quickly over dangerous Eskdale road - Water pours on to the A7 at same spot as an earlier landslide
HEAVY rain and high winds disrupted travel last Saturday and…
Sounds of the past - Original school bell to be rehung at the new primary
AN IMPORTANT piece of Langholm’s heritage has been rescued and…
A previous year test
Week: 01 | 2nd January 2020 | News
Academy plant sale flourishes
Week: 50 | 16th December 2019 | NewsIT’S time to get planting so make a bee-line for the Langholm Academy plant sale next week. The…
A most exciting year for initiative team: Langholm body calls for public to attend AGM and find out more
Week: 50 | 12th December 2019 | NewsTHE Langholm Initiative has been here for 25 years writes Jason Railton, but this is our biggest and…
Chance to buy land offers a “new dawn”: Consultation underway on the potential purchase of Holm Hill
Week: 50 | 12th December 2019 | NewsA COMMUNITY buy-out of Holm Hill will provide a new dawn for Newcastleton, it is claimed. The Newcastleton…
Everyone a winner at awards to celebrate rural life
Week: 50 | 12th December 2019 | News NostalgiaJUDITH Johnson’s three decades of work in the community of Langholm has won her a prestigious regional award.…
Town’s flood alert: Environment watchdog issues warning over river
Week: 50 | 12th December 2019 | NewsA FLOOD warning was issued for Langholm on Tuesday. After continuing heavy rain and saturated catchments, flooding was…
UK’s future at stake as rancorous campaign ends: Who will be Prime Minister tomorrow?
ONE of the most bitterly-fought general election campaigns in modern…
Theatre is calling: Langholm actor accepted for prestigious stage school
Young Langholm performer Finlay Eagleson will embark on a professional…
Lighting up Langholm
THE day had everything: a crisp, sunny afternoon; Santa and…
Government cuts would damage recycling efforts
DECISION to bring waste services back in-house could be costly…
Have Pen Will Travel
HAVE Pen Will Travel is the most apt name for…
£27k for Eskdale: Windfarm company gives grants to three organisations
MUCKLE Toon Media, the owner of the Eskdale & Liddesdale…
Sweeping changes to refuse collections
Dumfries and Galloway Council staff were in The Buccleuch Centre…
Community Trust open day for Copshaw: Consultation to look at feasibilty of Holm Hill buy-out
NEWCASTLETON & District Community Trust (NDCT) are holding an Open…
Campaign to build a new line is ‘rock solid’
Railway group celebrates 20 years of fighting for an extension…
Speaking with one voice
Launch showcases skills to take on Langholm’s regeneration THE news…
New Town, new store
As one door closes, another opens on TT Road After…
Town's regeneration vision scoops £60k
AN AWARD worth £60,000 is being given to the Langholm…
Canonbie crafters collect: Another successful fair
Week: 46 | 14th November 2019 | NewsTHE annual Canonbie craft fair attracted stallholders from near and far and over the two days in the…
Bill’s film boosts vital community bus service: Common Riding enthusiast presents money raised by DVD sale
Week: 46 | 14th November 2019 | NewsTHE proceeds from the sale of a Langholm retailer’s Common Riding DVD have been donated to a worthy…
Three Eskdale groups given £8,300 in total: Windfarm developer donates first round of community grants
Week: 46 | 14th November 2019 | NewsCASH totalling £8,300 is being pumped into Langholm and Eskdalemuir by a one-off windfarm grant scheme. Muirhall Energy,…
Langholm will be in rail extension study: Scottish transport minister reassures campaigners of inclusion
Week: 46 | 14th November 2019 | NewsA MINISTER of the Scottish government has reassured rail campaigners that Langholm will be considered in a study…
Copshaw pharmacist is a clear winner
Week: 46 | 14th November 2019 | NewsSTERLING work in the respiratory field by Newcastleton Health Centre’s pharmacist has been recognised with a prestigious national…
Secret OutPost: Auction and exhibition at High Street’s new venue
Week: 46 | 14th November 2019 | Arts and Entertainment NewsTHE Look Out in Langholm High Street will hold a silent auction and exhibition of artists’ original postcards…
Centre of excellence wins regional award: Great team work from staff and volunteers gets recognition
LANGHOLM’S successful performing arts centre is the toast of the…
Charlie is Kelso’s darling
THE £30,000 feature race of Saturday’s fixture at Kelso Racecourse…
Great plans for popular butcher's shop
RYAN Greig and Samantha Taylor are reopening the butcher’s shop…
Mural trail explores Langholm's heritage
A LANGHOLM-BASED arts organisation officially launched its new High Street…
Canonbie parents up in arms as heating fails
A SCHOOL parent council in Eskdale is up in arms…
Posties Wear-it-Pink and raise £900
POST Office and Royal Mail staff combined their sense of…
Valley faces another large-scale windfarm: Plans submitted to build up to 25 220m turbines at Callisterhall
ANOTHER large-scale windfarm is being proposed for a site on…
University professor designs first “tunabot”: Former Langholm pupil examines how fish swim so fast and far
A LEADING American university professor, who attended Langholm Academy, has…
Physio’s research will help identify strokes: Dawn Lamb’s work is aiding the diagnoses by A&E clinicians
AN ADVANCED specialist physiotherapist in acute stroke and neuro-rehab has…
Sprinter’s ice challenge: Libby hopes to impress judge John Barrowman on TV show
A DOUBLE Paralympic champion is set to appear on the…
Tories and Labour pick their candidates: Mundell and Chisholm prepare for a Christmas general election
LABOUR and the Con-servatives have announced their candidates in the…
A mural paints 1,000 words
THE launch of Mural Stories, a project to decorate walls…
