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Week: 24 | 14th June 2024

That was a while ago!

Thanks to Ian Lindsay of Rowanburn for dropping in with…

Week: 24 | 14th June 2024

LRFC Captain heads down under

With Langholm RFC captain Nathan Smith heading off to Australia,…

Week: 24 | 13th June 2024

Langholm's Front Three all smiles at Hawick's Big Day

Once more, a large number of Langholm Common Riding enthusiasts…

Week: 24 | 13th June 2024

Call to action by Friends of Langholm War Memorial

Our community has been renowned for being a vibrant and…

Week: 23 | 6th June 2024

Castleholm meeting sees positive public reaction

Upkeep and financial sustainabilty are the main concerns but everyone…

Week: 23 | 6th June 2024

South of Scotland to host European Lunar Symposium

World-wide guest list will celebrate our connection to the moon…

Week: 22 | 30th May 2024

All talk and very little action at the Murtholm

Agencies involved with the development are considering including private housing…

Week: 22 | 30th May 2024

Remembering John Main and the Normandy Campaign

A war-time article with family connections to the E&L By…

Week: 21 | 23rd May 2024

Local feathers ruffled by Scotsman article

Comments made refuted by the people and organisations trying to…

Week: 21 | 23rd May 2024

Like ducks to Ullswater...S3 have a ball!

Thanks to the generosity of local charity, The Stevenson Trust,…

Week: 20 | 16th May 2024

Bailey comes first in six-way race for Cornet

Big turn out of voters to elect 2024’s main man…

Week: 20 | 16th May 2024

Castleholm tally nears the 750 mark

Fine weather last Friday marked the start of Langholm’s Common…

Week: 18 | 2nd May 2024

Are potatoes losing their popularity?

That’s the surprising finding of a new report by researchers…

Week: 17 | 25th April 2024

Wapakoneta: Forging links with small-town Ohio

Connection with Neil Armstrong’s hometown is widely seen as a…

Week: 17 | 25th April 2024

Care Inspectorate praise for Copshaw Nursery

School staff ‘pleased and proud’ after glowing report received By…

Week: 17 | 25th April 2024

Climate Targets making farmers ‘hostages to deadlines’

‘Any on-farm efficiency measures should be rewarded’ The Scottish Government’s…

Week: 16 | 18th April 2024

Langholm Girls FC are toast of Melrose Awards

Melrose Sevens’ Women in Sport Awards vote for LGFC as…

Week: 16 | 18th April 2024

Former Fair Crier and a man of mony pairts

Rae Elliot pays tribute to his far-travelled, rugby-playing father OBITUARY…

Week: 16 | 18th April 2024

Pandemic project is rolled-out across the region

OutPost Arts-conceived initiative becomes DG Creative Wellbeing An arts project originally…

Week: 15 | 11th April 2024

Mighty Hiking family off round Kielder

Jacksons and Dinwoodies aim to make ‘The Difference’ for BGH…

Week: 15 | 11th April 2024

Proclamation of Kinship from Wapakoneta, Ohio

Neil Armstrong’s home town sends declaration offriendship and co-operation to…

Week: 15 | 11th April 2024

Community-led Tourism in Langholm & Eskdale

An 8-page supplement in this week’s E&L Share your thoughts…

Week: 15 | 11th April 2024

Broughton brought down by the men of Milntown

Club volunteers stepped up to make sure sodden pitch was…

Week: 14 | 4th April 2024

Active & Sustainable Travel not working for Eskdale

Councillor highlights lack of plans to address Langholm’s transport links…

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