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50 years on, Langholm cricketers top another league

Thirteen straight wins since Nunwick defeat By Graham Park In the 50th anniversary year of Langholm Cricket Club securing the Border League win in 1976, the Langholm eleven have managed to clinch the Eden Valley Cricket League Division 2 title.…

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Great turnout for Canonbie Show

27th August 2026 | Arts and Entertainment Canonbie Farming and Environment News

By Janice Sheppard The sun was shining for Canonbie’s annual flower show, vintage rally, craft fayre and family activities on Saturday 15th August 2026 and what a fabulous day it was. With over 1200 entries in the main hall and…

Double disease blow for D&G farmers

27th August 2026 | Farming and Environment News

Temporary control zone in place covering the region By Gilly Fraser Livestock farmers in the south of Scotland have been dealt a double blow with the confirmation of cases of both bluetongue and BSE.A temporary control zone has been set…

All roads lead to the Castleholm

6th August 2026 | News

Two days of fine racing By Langholm Horse Racing AssociationWe held our last race meeting of the season on the Castleholm on Saturday 1st August 2026.The weather was kind on the day with a lot of sunshine. After this warm,…

Unique and wonderful Langholm does it again!

6th August 2026 | Arts and Entertainment Horse Racing Hounds News

A special place with special people, special traditions and a marvellous Cornet in Tommy Hope

Death of much-loved brother leads to huge fund-raising effort

6th August 2026 | Farming and Environment Newcastleton

Sister’s goal is to raise awareness of mental‐health issues The sister of a young Cumbrian farmer who took his own life says he would be amazed to discover how much he was loved and valued.Niamh Gorton is organising a special…

MSP calls for urgent review of its mortuary guidance

6th August 2026 | Community News

Prospect of loved ones being transported to facilities further away Craig Hoy has called on the Scottish Government to urgently review its new mortuary security guidance following the closure of the mortuary facility at Thomas Hope Hospital in Langholm. Writing…

Moffat Mountain Rescue set to work on Warblaw

2nd July 2026 | Community News

Local walker with nasty knee injury brought to safety By Mark Hallam The vast majority of the Langholm Hills come under the coverage of Moffat Mountain Rescue Team (MRT). The team is a registered Scottish charity relying on the generosity…

Tracking Tommy to the Cornet's Street Party

2nd July 2026 | Arts and Entertainment Community News

…a sociable end to a busy weekend It has become tradition in recent years for the Cornet’s neighbours to throw a street party for their esteemed resident celebrity!Living in William Street in Langholm, the organisation of Tommy Hope’s shin-dig was…

“Stop talking and start delivering” for farmers

2nd July 2026 | Farming and Environment

NFU Scotland used the platform of the Royal Highland Show to call on the Scottish Government to stop talking and start delivering on its agricultural policies. The Union says expectations on the farming sector continue to rise, but farmers and…

Canonbie Community Enterprise has its eyes on further goals

2nd July 2026 | Community E&L Life News

Canonbie Community Enterprise held its AGM on 23rd June. The organisation is now set up as a community benefit society which offers the opportunity to work towards other community goals. Some of these might be to add swings at the…

Double GOLD again for Aoiffion

2nd July 2026 | Athletics News Sport

Aoiffion McVittie Brangan became another two times Scottish Champion on Sunday when she won two gold medals at the Scottish Athletics Relay Championships in Kilmarnock.  Her first gold medal of the day came following heats and finals in the 4x100m…

IRVINE HOUSE DEVELOPMENT GETS FULL PLANNING CONSENT

25th June 2026 | Canonbie Community News

This is great news for Langholm and the surrounding area The E&L reported last September that Buccleuch was aiming to create a holiday village at Irvine House to the south of Langholm and can now confirm that planning permission has…

Drones to help peatlands

11th June 2026 | Farming and Environment

Nearly 30,000 football pitches worth of peatland was restored in 2025/26, beating the annual targets set for the scheme. New figures from Peatland ACTION show that equates to nearly 15,500 hectares of peatland. Scottish Land & Estates which represents landowners,…

Posh new signs but with baffling content

11th June 2026 | Arts and Entertainment Community News

They look really smart but have a number of omissions Four lovely new signposts have appeared in Langholm although it’s not clear how the places on them were selected for inclusion. One of them points out the direction to the…

David and pals tackle the Lairig Ghru...

11th June 2026 | Community Lifestyle News

…and raise £9,000 for The Beatson By David Jeffrey, On the 3rd of June I set out with a group of friends and family to walk the Lairig Ghru. This walk is 24 miles of stunning scenery cutting through the…

Langholm RFC holds Awards Night

5th June 2026 | Rugby Sport

Langholm Rugby Club held their end of season awards presentation on Friday night. Having enjoyed an excellent meal served by the Douglas Hotel, the players, coaches, team managers and other members of the club went on to present the awards…

Community Council will work to replace play park equipment!

4th June 2026 | Community E&L Life News

Buccleuch Park style facility envisaged After last week’s shock removal of the Kilngreen play park equipment, the E&L contacted the Council to ask if and when the items would be replaced:A Dumfries and Galloway Council spokesperson said, last week:“The play…

Disappointing progress in flood mitigation action

4th June 2026 | Community News

Mark Hallam reports on latest flooding meeting with Council officials and local representatives Following on from Steve Scofield’s update in last week’s E&L, a further flooding meeting took place on Monday 25th May at the Buccleuch Centre. Council officials, Councillor…

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