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Week: 40 | 5th October 2023

Doing the Wright thing for Sycamore Gap

Amazing offer by Canonbie Sawmill owners Canonbie sawmill owners Steve…

Week: 40 | 5th October 2023

Ultra-cool Ullswater adventures

Langholm S6 pupils enjoy a week of outdoor antics and…

Week: 40 | 5th October 2023

Umbrella walkers raise over £30k

Rotary and Trusts-backed fundraiser breaks another record The Langholm Rotary…

Week: 40 | 5th October 2023

Conan has Carolina on his mind

Langholm athlete settled on Charleston SouthernUniversity having had seventy offers…

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023

Loreburn remains 'wholly committed' to Murtholm

E&L interviews housing association chief executive Kirsteen McGinn The E&L…

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023

Had by Haddington

Slow start for Langholm gives home side the advantage but…

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023

The 171st Langholm Show

The day of the 171st Langholm Show dawned and Langholm…

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023

Sensational new sensory room for Langholm Youth project

Xcel has provided one of the best publicly accessible sensory…

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023

Outdoor Fun in the September sun

We catch up with our young friends at Langholm Playcare…

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023

It’s been all go on Langholm Showfield this week.

A veritable army of willing volunteers and committee members has…

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023

All our rugby yesteryears

A great afternoon at Hawick and Wilton Cricket Club on…

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023

Cammy Barnes LOVES Langholm x

Last Friday, The Buccleuch Centre opened it’s doors to welcome…

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

In-spired Thinking?

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

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: 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…

Week: 34 | 24th August 2023

The 125th Canonbie Show

The 125th Annual Canonbie Flower show and Vintage Show took…

Week: 34 | 24th August 2023

The Fantastic Four

Four young athletes from Langholm travelled to Aberdeen this weekend…

Week: 31 | 3rd August 2023

Councillor seeks solution to derelict Ford Mill site

Following several complaints from townspeople regarding the state of the…

Week: 31 | 3rd August 2023

Henry's beard raises £3,000

Langholm’s Left-Hand Man, Henry Jeffrey is renowned for his longer…

Week: 29 | 20th July 2023

Low clouds but high spirits for the Benty Rideout

Week: 29 | 20th July 2023

Holm Hill hits home with new funding

UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund to provide lion’s share It’s…

Week: 29 | 20th July 2023

Raise a glass as to Borderland deal

Langholm brewery teams up for new taproom venue in Carlisle…

Week: 29 | 20th July 2023

The Oxygen Man and the trailing ban

New owner of Blackburn and Hartsgarth claims the hounds ‘do…

Week: 28 | 17th July 2023

Deflatulating daffodils

The sight of daffodils fluttering and dancing in the breeze…

Week: 28 | 15th July 2023

Questions and answers at the Buccleuch

Politicians quizzed as popular Radio 4 show comes to Langholm…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Walkers are Welcome

Walking back to happiness as new Langholm Walks website goes…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Children’s author makes a return to his Copshaw roots

Family collaboration over 4,200 miles leads to potential series of…

Week: 28 | 13th July 2023

Enough is Enough!

Petition for vital health services to be restored to Langholm…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

Dozens take their ‘First Bite’

Nicole ‘very busy’ as her long-awaited new café opens in…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

Threat of minimum class sizes is worrying parents

As D&G grapples with the funding gap, rural schools may…

Week: 27 | 6th July 2023

Government urged to order review of controversial Langholm forestry plans

By David Greybe Calls are growing for the Scottish Government…

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