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Community | 18th December 2025
 

Langholm Whisky Run 2026

 
 
The Ladies winner also from Annan was Marie Marshall who ran the same time as they ran together. The prizes were presented by Mike Tinker and Charlie Graham who both used to organise this run for many years from its commencement in 1998.
 

This year’s Langholm New Years Day Whisky Run will be held again, unsurprisingly, on January 1st.
The organisation benefitting from the fundraising event this year will, once more, be Langholm Day Centre. Entry Fee £2
Runners and walkers should aim to finish at the Market Place by 11am for the lavish awards ceremony.
Last year’s race, runners and walkers pictured, winner was Annan’s Marie Marshall.

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