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Week: 49 | 5th December 2024

Busy first meeting for new community council

Unclear how access to LEWCC finances will be resolved and…

Week: 49 | 5th December 2024

Creation Mill to create their own textile centre

Inspirational Langholm firm take their business a stage further Creation…

Week: 48 | 28th November 2024

Another blow to Langholm as Skinyards set to close

Up to 10 jobs to be lost as 176-year-old employer…

Week: 48 | 28th November 2024

Joe the butcher runs 50km to make a difference

Amazing gesture of kindness Well-known Langholm butcher and Longtown man,…

Week: 48 | 28th November 2024

A new future for three local churches

By Anthony Lane Many readers of the E&L will be…

Week: 48 | 28th November 2024

King Charles honours dedicated Langholm bandsman with MBE

David Calvert is presented with his medal by Lord Lieutenant…

Week: 47 | 21st November 2024

Erskine Church is on a downward ‘spire-al’…

After contact with the owner, it appears thatthe eyesore will…

Week: 46 | 14th November 2024

Buccleuch confirms its commitment to 150 lodges

Center Parc’s plans for development of site near Hawick will…

Week: 46 | 14th November 2024

Langholm Girls 14s pluck a win from Galloway Thistle

By Calum Graham On Sunday, Langholm Girls FC welcomed Galloway…

Week: 46 | 14th November 2024

The human cost of ‘progress’

Gilly Fraser meets a couple whose dream of a perfectretirement…

Week: 46 | 14th November 2024

Aoiffion & Lara are Dumfries & Galloway Life award winners

Locals are well represented in glamorous, district-wide event Two Dumfries…

Week: 46 | 14th November 2024

At the going down of the sun and in the morning…

Eskdale remembers… Langholm, once more, remembered the fallen of all…

Week: 42 | 17th October 2024

Holiday village plans for Irvine House and grounds

Buccleuch’s vision for up to 150 lodges couldbenefit Langholm businesses…

Week: 42 | 17th October 2024

Eskdale has fitting finalists for D&G Life awards

Regional recognition in prestigious shortlist for inspirational locals Two Eskdale…

Week: 41 | 10th October 2024

Town loses out on funding due to mis-reported population

Discrepancy between census statistics andBorderlands figures has cost Langholm dear…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2024

Banking possibilities under investigation

After announced closure of Bank of Scotland,solutions including a Post…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2024

BT and OutReach: Appalling service

Eskdalemuir Hub STILL without a phoneline Eskdalemuir community hub is…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2024

All kinds of everything at the 172nd Langholm Show

MAIRI TELFORD JAMMEH reports on Langholm’s Rural Highlight in an 8-Page Supplement…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2024

15 nights road closure for A7 improvements

Overnight works to resurface road south of Canonbie will run…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2024

Could a banking hub be the answer for Langholm?

By Mairi Telford Jammeh On a recent visit to Kirkcudbright…

Week: 39 | 26th September 2024

Signage, speed limit, flooding and potholes

An update from the A7 Action Group’s meeting The A7…

Week: 38 | 19th September 2024

Bank of Scotland to close Langholm branch

As High Street loses its last remaining bank,residents are saying…

Week: 38 | 19th September 2024

Inaction by BT leaves Hub incommunicado

Eskdalemuir venue unable to function properly without phoneline or broadband…

Week: 38 | 19th September 2024

Nearly 1,000 objections to Warblaw Woodlands

Langholm locals object to commercial forestry on their doorstep An…

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