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Wet rot and
Week: 37 | 14th September 2023

Flat roof problems for Langholm's Primary school

From no RAAC one week to wet rot and water…

Week: 37 | 14th September 2023

Erskine Church saga reaches the airwaves

Denise Irving-Lang to be interviewed by Radio Scotland It’s encouraging…

Wet rot and
Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Eskdale & Liddesdale schools declared safe

No RAAC detected in preliminary inspections Councillor Denis Male contacted…

Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Langholm Day Centre grow their own

There’s nothing quite like the taste of home-grown tomatoes and…

Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Cheers! Langholm's Beer Festival hailed a huge success

Joint venture by Buccleuch Centre and Borderlands Brewery goes down…

Week: 36 | 7th September 2023

Innov8-ive ideas to tackle isolation in kids

Gilly Fraser reports on Newcastleton initiative to instil pride and…

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023

Holm Show 2023

Oh what a day that was – a day of…

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023

Jumping Matilda!

Langholm athlete takes triple-jump gold in Cardiff 15-year-old Langholm Academy…

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023

Park breaks record

Langholm got back to winning ways on Saturday in decisive…

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023

In-spired Thinking?

After 20 years, planning permission is sought for removal of…

Week: 34 | 24th August 2023

Frustration grows over Murtholm delay

Work may not now begin until 2025 Loreburn “still committed”…

Week: 34 | 24th August 2023

Things looking rosie as fashion company expands

Local fashion brand Rose’s Wardrobe continues to grow, taking on…

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