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Week: 07 | 12th February 2026

Residents press for action at Langholm Flooding meeting

Mark Hallam reports on Community engagement event After four major…

Week: 07 | 12th February 2026

Emirates a second home for Langholm athletes

ATHLETICS By Calum Graham Four pupils from Langholm Academy travelled…

Week: 07 | 12th February 2026

Encouraging noises for Holm's No8 Club

A number of possibilities for future running of venue Newcastleton’s…

Week: 07 | 12th February 2026

Dolomites skiing trip a triumph!

Langholm Academy has fantastic time in Bardonecchia, Bella Italia Pupils…

Week: 07 | 12th February 2026

Blackburn and Hartsgarth:

Gilly Fraser finds out what 2026 has in storefor Oxygen…

Week: 07 | 12th February 2026

Mutual benefits as old and young meet

By Mrs Nicol, Nursery Manager There was a meeting of…

Week: 06 | 5th February 2026

Owners made aware of dangerous state of Kirk

Loose scaffolding beam over A7 sparks urgent safety concerns Fearless…

Week: 06 | 5th February 2026

Holm pre-school care gets another set of top marks

Care Inspectorate full of praise for Childminder, Katrina Skelton It…

Week: 06 | 5th February 2026

100 years of Burns celebrations in the Tin Tabernacle

Gilnockie Burns Supper celebrates its centenary in style with Grandfather…

Week: 05 | 29th January 2026

Community concerned as kirk continues to crumble

Campaigner has another attempt at challenging Council Langhom’s dedicated Erskine…

Week: 04 | 22nd January 2026

Copshaw and Canonbie on 2027 Tour de France route…

…but hey-ho, Langholm to miss out as the world’s biggest…

Week: 04 | 22nd January 2026

Flooding - and how you can help Langholm Resilience Group

As we know from recent flooding and debris flows in…

Week: 02 | 8th January 2026

Biggest wildlife petition presented to Scottish Parliament

22,000 signature document is with Scotland’s decision-makers The petition going…

Week: 02 | 8th January 2026

Is Canonbie the friendliest town in the Borders?

Some new residents certainly think it should be in the…

Week: 02 | 8th January 2026

FTS Dyers help maintain the Muckle Toon’s textile history

South of Scotland Enterprise report on crucial Langholm business A…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Cards, cakes and jazzy jumpers, it's all about kids at Christmas

Festive entertainment and competitions keep the children focussed! Langholm Pupil…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Langholm Whisky Run 2026

This year’s Langholm New Years Day Whisky Run will be…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Sherwood Shenanigans hit the Langholm stage!

Yet another sell-out for Muckle Toon Panto…oh yes it is!…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Canonbie PO and store: How's it going?

Canonbie Community Enterprise answers some questions  We asked the Canonbie…

Week: 51 | 18th December 2025

Christmas thoughts from Rev Morag

As we move through another season in the life of…

Week: 50 | 11th December 2025

Center Parcs receives official council go-ahead

Major leisure development near Hawick willsurely have a knock-on benefit…

Week: 50 | 11th December 2025

Muckle Toon Christmas Cheer

Langholm group excel once more in creating an event to…

Week: 49 | 4th December 2025

Excess water and blocked drains beleaguer the A7

The A7 Action Group and BEAR Scotland promise to address signage,…

Week: 49 | 4th December 2025

Wind farm worries for distinctive goats

Oxygen Conservation’s plans at odds with Trust Conservationists have hit…

Week: 47 | 20th November 2025

ACTS looking for volunteer drivers

Annandale Community Transport Services (ACTS) is seeking volunteer drivers. If…

Week: 47 | 20th November 2025

Many 'Treats' in store for Langholm's new Emporium

Popular local businessman expands his horizons with new venture John…

Week: 46 | 13th November 2025

Third flood in a month leads to urgent calls for a solution

Securing the A7 at Townfoot from flooding must be a…

Week: 46 | 13th November 2025

Oxygen Conservation have wind farm ideas.

Letters have been sent to all Copshaw households informing them…

Week: 46 | 13th November 2025

Eskdale & Liddesdale remembers

Remembrance Sunday marked in both valleys8-page supplement in this week’s…

Week: 46 | 13th November 2025

Caroline in tears at the kindness of everyone

Community in mourning at sad loss of Sam Cropper Copshaw…

Week: 45 | 6th November 2025

Muckle Bang brings Muckle Folk

Over 3,500 people attend Langholm’s Big Bang to see a…

Week: 45 | 6th November 2025

Sports Centre project closes

For the past few months the project to open a…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2025

MURTHOLM NO MORE!

Widespread disappointment as Loreburn Housing reneges on its promises for…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2025

Chloe and Scott tie the knot

Langholm couple Chloe Johnstone and Scott Collins were married in…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2025

Bloch Wind Farm £27m community benefit package

RES, a British company has joined forces with local Community…

Week: 44 | 30th October 2025

Bus Network review

Council officers are recommending to the Economy and Infrastructure Committee…

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