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Burnfoot Wool receives some unexpected visitors

As business expands, 22 Canadians pay a visit to the Ewes Valley A chance encounter at the recent Glasgow School of Yarn show, led 22 Canadian textile enthusiasts to make an unexpected trip to Burnfoot Farm in the picturesque Ewes Valley.Andrew…

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Urgent safety fears remain over state of Erskine Church

22nd October 2026 | Common Riding News

It appears that no one is taking ANY responsibility Fresh concerns have been raised over the condition of Langholm’s landmark Erskine Church after a stoic local campaigner reported, again, what she believes are potentially dangerous structural issues affecting the beleaguered…

Legends, memories and milestones mark Langholm Cricket Club celebration

22nd October 2026 | Community Cricket Sport

50 years since historic Border League triumph is commemorated in style Former players, club legends and supporters gathered at the Buccleuch Centre for a memorable evening celebrating Langholm Cricket Club’s historic 1976 Border League-winning team, alongside the club’s achievements in…

Dumfries bus service almost ready to roll: PSV drivers needed

22nd October 2026 | Community Lifestyle News

Annandale Community Transport Services is almost ready to launch its new bus service connecting Langholm and Dumfries. Their aim is to help connect communities, make journeys easier and bring people closer to the places they need to go. But firstly…

Langholm’s BIG BANG is sure to light up the sky

22nd October 2026 | Arts and Entertainment Community News

Langholm’s Big Bang will once again light up Langholm’s skies on Sunday the 1st of November! The much-loved family event is returning for its eighth year since its resurrection in 2018. Muckle Toon Family Events is delighted to be welcoming…

From hidden gem to High Street hotspot

15th October 2026 | Community News

All the Small Things and the Affordable Angler relocate to more spacious premises ‘up the street’ All the Small Things and the Affordable Angler have moved further up Langholm High Street to where the pet shop was, prior to moving…

Congregations welcome Rev Lynn Brady

15th October 2026 | Common Riding Lifestyle News

Eskdale & Liddesdale Church of Scotlandlinked withCanonbie United Parish Church We are delighted to welcome Rev. Lynn Brady, who has been appointed by Presbytery as Interim Moderator for Eskdale and Liddesdale linked with Canonbie United Church of Scotland.We warmly welcome…

15th October 2026

Top of table triumph against Gala Hotspur

Football…by Robert McLean On Saturday afternoon the boys welcomed Gala…

8th October 2026

Dozens on O2 network without signal for days

Several mobile providers affected by major failure A number of…

8th October 2026

Is the E&L an important part of life in the commuity?

Feedback welcome in our quest to keep the ‘Langholm Paper’ alive…

8th October 2026

AOIFFION: Langholm's Ultimate Athlete

Athletics…by Calum Graham Last Saturday, 14-year-old Aoiffion McVittie Brangan from…

8th October 2026

Rotary fundraiser brings out the willing walkers

176 participants from 35 groups set off from Langholm and…

8th October 2026

Doreen Turns 100!

We have just heard from Maria Dalton, one of the…

1st October 2026

Objectors have Over Cassock shooting range in their sights

Eskdalemuir CC is one of 27 against the plans, but…

1st October 2026

Primary 7 pupils get to enjoy the great outdoors

Winmarleigh trip gives the youngsters a great adventure and a…

1st October 2026

Bella gets MOTM as Langholm wins at Porty

Rugby…by Kenneth Pool…Portobello 8 Langholm 15 Langholm travelled to Cavalry…

1st October 2026

Langholm ends show season with a fine finale

The 174th Langholm Show By Mairi Telford Jammeh The 2026…

1st October 2026

Two more wind farms for the immediate vicinity

Muirhall receive government consent for Hopsrig and Loganhead Two proposed…

24th September 2026

Scottish reform plans face local scrutiny

D&G Council says local democracy key to success Dumfries and…

A rare visitor to our waters

24th September 2026 | Farming and Environment

A little egret was spotted on the Esk at Langholm at the weekend. Although these birds have been seen on the Solway for many years now this is the first-known sighting of one here. They are beautiful white birds and…

Japanese Summer Camp for Langholm Karate Trio

24th September 2026 | Karate News Sport

Experience of a lifetime for dedicated Shotokan Karate Club members This summer, karate students from Scotland had the opportunity to travel to Japan to participate in the World Traditional Karate Organization (WTKO) International Summer Camp, held in Nagano from 30…

First Responders celebrate 20 years of being brilliant

24th September 2026 | Newcastleton News

One of Copshaw’s most valued voluntary groups reaches a milestone in its history this year with its twentieth anniversary. The Newcastleton First Responders Group was first formed in 2006 after the Liddesdale Ladies Amenities Group (LLAGS) decided to raise funds…

A committed Councillor and a really nice man

24th September 2026 | Lifestyle News

Many organisations mourn the passing of Councillor Archie Dryburgh Archie Dryburgh, Councillor for Annandale East and Eskdale ward died last week after a long illness. He was an active and popular councillor for the area and was Dumfries and Galloway…

Questions mount over Wyseby Hill Energy Farm proposal

17th September 2026 | Canonbie Community News

“It is important that people understand what is being proposed in the area” A group of community members are continuing to work hard behind the scenes to raise concerns and gather information about the proposed Wyseby Hill solar development and…

As the days shorten, Autumn gardening has lots still to enjoy

17th September 2026 | Lifestyle News

Gardening columnist, Helen Knowles tells us there is so much see before the big tidy-up starts It’s that time of year when many are thinking about tidying up the garden and getting ready for the coming winter months but there…

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…

Making of Cornet's outfit comes home to Langholm

6th August 2026 | Arts and Entertainment Common Riding News

Leila Hallam who lives at Holmfoot, Langholm is a dressmaker with a passion for vintage style. This year she made Cornet Hope’s breeches and jacket. Her only prior experience of creating garment for a man was March 2020, just before…

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