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Week: 20 | 16th May 2024

Kerry’s adoreable Alpaca pals

The Alpaca Experience will give the public the chance to…

Week: 19 | 9th May 2024

Six men in the running for Langholm Cornet

Common Riding’s future is secure with so manyyoung men willing…

Week: 19 | 9th May 2024

Castleholm opportunity

Community support crucial to securing transfer By Mairi Telford Jammeh…

Week: 18 | 2nd May 2024

Canonbie Playpark could be in place as soon as July

Xcel Project helps team behind the project to secure more…

Week: 18 | 2nd May 2024

Prepare to Shine with Centre Stage

Hannah Cumming returns to her stage roots in a professional…

Week: 18 | 2nd May 2024

Are potatoes losing their popularity?

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

Week: 18 | 2nd May 2024

Humza no more: but who next?...'Eeh mei good question!'

We ask politicians and locals to comment on the future…

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: 14 | 4th April 2024

Missing German Shepherd Xara elicits high-tech response

When 16-month-old German Shepherd Xara gave her owner the slip…

Week: 14 | 4th April 2024

Sheep worrying remains most frequent rural crime

By Gilly Fraser A new report by researchers at Scotland’s…

Week: 14 | 4th April 2024

Amazing antipodean adventure for four firm friends

Holiday of a lifetime for these Langholm lassies has given…

Week: 13 | 28th March 2024

Langholm Common Riding AGM

By Katherine Latimer On Monday the 18th of March, the…

Week: 13 | 28th March 2024

Putting Langholm on the map in the Scottish Parliament

Oliver Mundell champions the Muckle Toon in a Motion to…

Week: 12 | 21st March 2024

Sam has a right Royal day at Cheltenham

..as his beloved Captain Guiness wins and he meets the…

Week: 12 | 21st March 2024

Land Reform Bill will change how land is sold

Impact of land sales on local communities will be taken…

Week: 12 | 21st March 2024

Rave reviews from OKLAHOMA! audiences

LAODS pulls off another cracker for their latest ‘mesmerising’ musical…

Week: 11 | 14th March 2024

Far-reaching implications for rural landowners

Gilly Fraser investigates couple’s rural retreat which is under threat…

Week: 11 | 14th March 2024

Right Care, Right Place for community care?

Integration Joint Board okays consultation on options for care in…

Week: 11 | 14th March 2024

Favourite Langholm walk closed

Easton’s Walk has long been a favourite ramble for locals…

Week: 10 | 7th March 2024

A good old tidy-up, or is it environmental vandalism?

As the banks of the River Esk are cleared of…

Week: 08 | 22nd February 2024

How good is your driving?

Langholm Rotarians are offering free assessments to anyone Driving is…

Week: 08 | 22nd February 2024

Lamont visits Barony

Scotland Office Minister learns about digital innovations The Barony Campus…

Week: 07 | 15th February 2024

Unprecedented financial challenges for NHS Dumfries and Galloway

Chief Executive, Jeff Ace makes a statement in light of…

Week: 07 | 15th February 2024

Made it to Crufts

Copshaw Mother and Son to take their terriers to top…

Week: 06 | 8th February 2024

Caroline Street water wall is deemed safe for now

However, concerns remain about the angle of the fence and…

Week: 06 | 8th February 2024

Participate in Polysport’s potential improvements

Newcastleton residents encouraged to have a say in development People…

Week: 06 | 8th February 2024

Tourism plans fit in with economic strategy

SSDA want an increase in overseas tourists and industry workforce…

Week: 06 | 8th February 2024

Craig 'Fishy' Pool is 100 not out!

Saturday marked the hundredth appearance of Craig “Young Fishy” Pool…

Week: 05 | 1st February 2024

Demolition of Erskine spire receives approval

Shetland based owners of Langholm’s Erskine church have further plans…

Week: 05 | 1st February 2024

Day Centre of excellence holds Annual General Meeting

Manager pays heartfelt thanks to trustees, staff volunteers and almost…

Week: 05 | 1st February 2024

Good show for Holm Show fundraiser

Newcastleton’s Holm Show calendar of events got off to a…

Week: 04 | 25th January 2024

Isha puts paid to a Langholm Landmark

Much-loved Castleholm chestnut succumbs to the power of nature The…

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