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Week: 31 | 31st July 2025

Canonbie success in Post Office bid

Canonbie Community Enterprise has been successful in its bid to…

Week: 31 | 31st July 2025

Readers' suggestions for the beleaguered bandstand

D&G’s design has long been a controversial Muckle Toon topic…

Week: 30 | 24th July 2025

Everyone is behind Ewan

Family ties and a heart for Langholm have nurtured Ewan’s…

Week: 30 | 24th July 2025

New Lidd owners have many plans for old Holm hostlery

Liddesdale’s fresh mine hosts have worldwide experience The first weekend…

Week: 29 | 17th July 2025

Scottish Woodlands hear Warblaw concerns

Organisations and residents voice issues at recent Environmental Impact Meeting…

Week: 29 | 17th July 2025

And so, it all begins once again!

The Benty Rideout ushers in another Langholm Common Riding fortnight…

Week: 28 | 10th July 2025

New one-way system for Elizabeth and Caroline Streets

Proposals put forward further to a request from residents and…

Week: 28 | 10th July 2025

Creation weaves a new future

Langholm textile project launches new centre along with new hope…

Week: 28 | 10th July 2025

Engaging with Ewan

Spur Do 2025 Cornet Patterson being presented with his spurs…

Week: 27 | 3rd July 2025

Unwanted changes coming to Langholm Town bus service

Lifeline local transport is in danger of having itsoperation reduced…

Week: 27 | 3rd July 2025

Only 58 days to prepare for the Holm Show 2025!

Holm Show schedules will be in local shops and on…

Week: 27 | 3rd July 2025

Miraculous sunshine for Ewan’s Street Party

Henry Street and Moodlaw Point residents turned out in force…

Week: 24 | 12th June 2025

Langholm's Front Three have a great Day out at Hawick Common Riding

Read much more in this week’s E&L available at your…

Week: 24 | 12th June 2025

New recruits needed for life-saving community service

Village’s First Responders a critical resource When someone suffers a…

Week: 23 | 5th June 2025

Huge attendance at crucial Town Meeting

Strength of feeling of townsfolk made plain to panel…but will…

Week: 23 | 5th June 2025

Tam o' Shanter and the Education Angels

Local schools perform with Scottish Opera Pupils from Newcastleton, Langholm…

Week: 23 | 5th June 2025

Engaging with Ewan

First visit to the Hut for Langholm’s new Front Three…

Week: 22 | 29th May 2025

Let’s get the Muckle Toon back to its former glory

Community Council to chair event where you can have your…

Week: 22 | 29th May 2025

New Tub, Oli, will fight to save Music Festival

Moves afoot to save 56 year old event Copshaw’s newly…

Week: 22 | 29th May 2025

Poppy perfection wins Helen’s team a gold at Chelsea

The Meconopsis Group impresses the judges with their display at…

Week: 22 | 29th May 2025

Glowing report for Langholm Nursery

Staff delighted after “Very Good” Care Inspectorate visit Staff and…

Week: 21 | 22nd May 2025

James Ewart Racing ends 21 years of training

Mairi Telford Jammeh speaks to Langholm trainer after surprise racing…

Week: 21 | 22nd May 2025

Like Mother like Tub

Copshaw has chosen its new Tub. Voters went to the…

Week: 21 | 22nd May 2025

After 102 years, LAODS has a new name

Fresh Talent sought for the new season on stage Langholm…

Week: 19 | 8th May 2025

New Post Office opens on Tuesday

It’s countdown now until the new post office opens on…

Week: 18 | 1st May 2025

End of Langholm banking era as BoS closes its doors

Scotland’s oldest bank bows out of High Street The Bank…

Week: 18 | 1st May 2025

High-powered visitors

Va-va-vroom! Langholm’s Kilngreen had some very special visitors last weekend…

Week: 18 | 1st May 2025

Goat group presses Council

Campaigners want protected status David Braithwaite, Chairman of The Wild…

Week: 17 | 24th April 2025

20 might be plenty, but is anyone heeding the signs?

Over the years, the Scottish Government has made so many…

Week: 17 | 24th April 2025

Highland surprise on the North Coast 500

The North Coast 500 is a 516-mile scenic route around…

Week: 17 | 24th April 2025

Preliminary meeting focusses on Townfoot's hole in the ground

Particular issues discussed in advance of June’s public forum In…

Week: 17 | 24th April 2025

Victory in Europe (VE) Day commemoration events

Langholm, Ewes and Westerkirk community council is working with Langholm…

Week: 16 | 17th April 2025

Return of full Post Office is first-class news for town

Elizabeth and team are all trained up and ready to…

Week: 16 | 17th April 2025

Goat petition reaches MPs

4,000 anti-cull signatures handed over Conservative politicians John Lamont MP…

Week: 16 | 17th April 2025

A healing moorland…

Sphagnum moss wound dressings during the Second World War By…

Week: 16 | 17th April 2025

Heilan’ Coos and Fell Ponies join the Tarras Valley family

The cows and ponies will play their part in restoring…

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