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Posties Wear-it-Pink and raise £900

Week: 44 | 31st October 2019 | News

POST Office and Royal Mail staff combined their sense of fun to make it a great day for…

Valley faces another large-scale windfarm: Plans submitted to build up to 25 220m turbines at Callisterhall

Week: 44 | 31st October 2019 | News

ANOTHER large-scale windfarm is being proposed for a site on the outskirts of Langholm. E Power Limited plans…

University professor designs first “tunabot”: Former Langholm pupil examines how fish swim so fast and far

Week: 44 | 31st October 2019 | News

A LEADING American university professor, who attended Langholm Academy, has invented a “tunabot”. Hilary Bart-Smith, the daughter of…

Physio’s research will help identify strokes: Dawn Lamb’s work is aiding the diagnoses by A&E clinicians

Week: 44 | 31st October 2019 | News

AN ADVANCED specialist physiotherapist in acute stroke and neuro-rehab has been awarded a post-graduate certificate in clinical research…

Sprinter’s ice challenge: Libby hopes to impress judge John Barrowman on TV show

Week: 44 | 31st October 2019 | News

A DOUBLE Paralympic champion is set to appear on the small screen in the New Year as she…

Tories and Labour pick their candidates: Mundell and Chisholm prepare for a Christmas general election

Week: 44 | 31st October 2019 | News

LABOUR and the Con-servatives have announced their candidates in the Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale constituency for the general…

Week: 44 | 31st October 2019

A mural paints 1,000 words

THE launch of Mural Stories, a project to decorate walls…

Week: 44 | 31st October 2019

Two vital elements to promote quality of life: Town’s tourism and health and social care are in the spotlight

THE Langholm Alliance steering group recently held a public consultation…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2019

MP: It's Brexit now or election showdown

ESKDALE’S MP has pledged to continue to back the Prime…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2019

Unique bothy is restored

PRIORSLYNN Bothy in Canonbie hosted an open day recently, giving…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2019

Loughborough learns lessons around Langholm

IF YOU were to design a visitor centre to reflect…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2019

Firm’s community work earns award nomination: Langholm windfarm developer is in line for a national prize

THE developer of the Crossdykes windfarm near Langholm has been…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2019

90% want flood scheme: Newcastleton residents have their say on wall and other options

NINE out of 10 Newcastleton residents, who responded to a…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2019

Going wild in the woods is so much fun

IF YOU went into the woods last Thursday, you were…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2019

Having a fun-gi time, won’t you join us? Mycologists hold their get-together in Langholm countryside

A GROUP of fungi enthusiasts are so impressed by their…

Week: 42 | 17th October 2019

Bank customers to lose post office cash service

Barclays Bank says it will introduce its own cashback scheme

Week: 42 | 17th October 2019

Bursting with ideas: Moorland community consultation attracts positive interest

THE options for the future management of an area of…

Week: 42 | 17th October 2019

GP earns care award nomination

A GP in Newcastleton has made it to the finals…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2019

Glaury but glorious: Weather plays ball for the Langholm show but wellies are needed

THE Becks Farm in Langholm had a triumphant day at…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2019

Public toilets must stay: Council recognises their value to both residents and visitors

ENTRANCE charges and handing over management of public toilets to…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2019

It’s sew simple to recycle

PUPILS at Canonbie primary school have had a wonderful time…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2019

Huge opportunities to help boost jobs market: Eskdale will benefit from a £15m investment in Chapelcross

A £15.3M investment in the site of the former Chapelcross…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2019

Just champion for Campbell

ONE young lad and his sheep took the rigours of…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2019

Langholm can thrive: Community buy-out of precious moorland has exciting potential

A VISIT to two successful community buy-outs in the Western…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2019

Delays “out of control”: Hospital patients can’t leave because they have nowhere to go

DELAYED discharges from hospitals in Dumfries and Galloway are “spiralling…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2019

School’s out for climate

TWO Langholm schoolgirls made their voices heard at the climate…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2019

Shining a light on awards

STAFF at the Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser had the cameras…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2019

Progress on moor: Harris visit will give lots of ideas for Langholm

THE group behind the Langholm Moor community buy-out is ready…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2019

Langholm’s future is in your own hands: Alliance welcomes public feedback after two years’ hard work

A VISION to create a more diverse and prosperous Langholm…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2019

Proposed turbines will devastate landscape: More than 100 objectors claim windfarm will damage their valleys

MORE than 100 public objections to a windfarm development in…

Week: 37 | 12th September 2019

Do more for communities

A REGIONAL MSP has urged the Scottish government to do…

Week: 37 | 12th September 2019

Will inclusive growth work for Langholm?: Conference discusses how communities can reduce inequality

LANGHOLM was represented at a national conference which gave an…

Week: 37 | 12th September 2019

Lorry drivers advised to “keep on parking”: Council never wanted to impose restrictions in village square

LORRY drivers have been advised to park their vehicles in…

Week: 37 | 12th September 2019

A golfing legacy: Marvellous total raised for Macmillan Cancer Support

AFTER the awful weather and sleepless nights, the organisers of…

Week: 37 | 12th September 2019

Time to take action for struggling town: Steering group to consult public on proposed developments

AN ACTION plan for Langholm is ready to go out…

Week: 36 | 5th September 2019

Exciting plans revealed for potential new sports facility: New development would improve quality of life for Langholm and district

A REVITALISED sports centre has the potential to improve health…

Week: 36 | 5th September 2019

Crossdykes construction commences in earnest: Communities will benefit by more than £300k from windfarm

CONSTRUCTION has begun on a windfarm near Langholm without the…

Week: 36 | 5th September 2019

The Holm Showed us: Sunshine on Copshaw

FARMER Glen Wilson produced the overall champion sheep in a…

Week: 36 | 5th September 2019

Aaron’s sheep wins

THE finest display of rural life descended on the Holm…

Week: 36 | 5th September 2019

Hold the front page! We’re up for an award: E&L Advertiser is on shortlist for a rural resilience accolade

THE E&L Advertiser’s Hold the Front Page! project has been…

Week: 35 | 29th August 2019

An eagle named Ally NAMED ALLY

CONSERVATIONISTS are celebrating the relocation of six white-tailed sea eagle…

Week: 35 | 29th August 2019

Langholm chillis on telly: BBC’s Landward comes to town to film its passion for spice

DOUGIE Vipond, presenter of BBC Scotland’s Landward programme, was in…

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