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Questions mount over Wyseby Hill Energy Farm proposal

“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…

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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…

Langholm Show - still time for entries

17th September 2026 | Arts & Entertainment Equestrian Farming and Environment News

The Langholm Show this year is the 174th one ever and will be held on the Castleholm, by kind permission of the Castleholm Community Trust on Saturday 26th September. Unfortunately, due to the blue tongue outbreak there will be no…

Wild Goats at the Holm Show

10th September 2026 | E&L Life Lifestyle Newcastleton

Wild goats played a starring role at the Holm Show this year – without ever setting foot on the showfield.The Wild Goat Conservation Trust, which is working hard to raise awareness of the unique herd which roams on the moors…

Cracking the stonewall on River Esk gravel issue

10th September 2026 | Community News

Threats of further extreme weather from El Niño compound the problem as councillors and politicians face up to the impasse with environmental groups he issue of resilience for the area was discussed at the Langholm, Ewes and Westerkirk Community council…

That Fringe Feeling…

10th September 2026 | Arts and Entertainment Lifestyle News Young Reporters

Dumb Blond returns with a look at the festivities and their effect on Edinburgh life Edinburgh is always busy. Let’s start there…but anyone who lives, or has lived, or even visits can tell there is a different definition of busy…

Unfortunate start to new season for Milntown boys

10th September 2026 | Rugby Sport

Langholm’s first encounter of the new league season was against Murrayfield Wanderers at Milntown on Saturday.Wanderers, who finished 3rd in East League 1 last season, are seen as one of the stronger sides in the league and they proved to…

10th September 2026

The show must go on...and it did!

Far from the pavilions of power…real life goes on By…

3rd September 2026

130 years of grand Holm Shows

It was – everybody agreed – a grand day for…

3rd September 2026

Jobs boost as Luna Textiles relocates to Buccleuch Mill

Major Relocation and Expansion to Historic Scottish Textile Mill It’s…

3rd September 2026

Foresight and funders create impressive new club extension

New Town Bowlers now have a useful bar and social…

3rd September 2026

Langholm Show, too, takes the responsible approach

With Langholm Show just three weeks away, the organisers have…

27th August 2026

50 years on, Langholm cricketers top another league

Thirteen straight wins since Nunwick defeat By Graham Park In…

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27th August 2026

Great turnout for Canonbie Show

By Janice Sheppard The sun was shining for Canonbie’s annual…

27th August 2026

Double disease blow for D&G farmers

Temporary control zone in place covering the region By Gilly…

6th August 2026

All roads lead to the Castleholm

Two days of fine racing By Langholm Horse Racing AssociationWe…

6th August 2026

Unique and wonderful Langholm does it again!

A special place with special people, special traditions and a…

6th August 2026

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

Sister’s goal is to raise awareness of mental‐health issues The…

6th August 2026

MSP calls for urgent review of its mortuary guidance

Prospect of loved ones being transported to facilities further away…

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…

Pre-Common Riding Edition

30th July 2026 | News

Full to the brim with Common Riding info, nostalgia, stories and, of course, photographs old and new including a centre spread of the Castle Craigs Rideout and another spread of historic photos….

Common Riding exhibition is quite an ‘Experience’

23rd July 2026 | Arts and Entertainment News

Be sure to visit over the next week or so! The Eskdale Experience heritage group trustees have put in a power of work over the last several weeks pulling together a comprehensive Langholm Common Riding exhibition.After its opening last weekend, the…

Langholm’s treasured fortnight begins all over again for 2026

23rd July 2026 | Common Riding News

Perfect weather as Cornet Hope leads seventy-plus riders to The Benty “Time is a horse that never tires. Whether you spend the day admiring the view or struggling against the wind, it carries you forward all the same, until one…

Langholm to Dumfries bus service a possibility

16th July 2026 | News

ACTS is looking for vital feedback from potential users Annandale Community Transport Services (ACTS) is exploring the possibility of introducing a new 7 day a week bus service connecting Langholm – Gretna – Annan – Dumfries with stops serving our…

TV celebrity pays a visit to The Olive Tree

16th July 2026 | Lifestyle

Copshaw folk were given the chance to do a bit of starspotting last week when a celebrity dropped by to visit. TV Presenter Guy Martin was in the area with a crew doing some filming, though he stayed tight-lipped on…

Public concern over Buccleuch’s Hall Burn solar farm plans

25th June 2026 | Canonbie Farming and Environment News

Impact on property values, noise pollution and traffic are the main worries Buccleuch held exhibitions last week in Canonbie about a proposed solar farm and battery storage facility on two sites in the area. The Hall Burn renewable energy scheme…

Rev Morag is called to a new parish

25th June 2026 | Canonbie Community E&L Life News

A new chapter in Ministry – a letter from her Many of you will now be aware that I have accepted a Call to become the next Parish Minister of Monkton and Prestwick Trinity Church in Ayrshire.Subject to the remaining…

LANGHOLM’S AOIFFION IS TO RUN FOR SCOTLAND

25th June 2026 | Athletics Community News School Sport

BRING ON BELFAST | Not only is she supporting Scotland in the World Cup, S2 Pupil Aoiffion McVittie Brangan is also celebrating her own selection for the Scottish Schools Athletics Team that will face England, Ireland and Wales in Belfast…

Second round of Prostate testing brings total to 230

20th June 2026 | Lifestyle

More public awareness and sessions like this help tackle the issue The Langholm Alliance has held a second Prostate Cancer Blood Testing Site, at Langholm Rugby Club providing 150 men with free PSA blood tests. Following the overwhelming success of…

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Primary School Awards with Cornet Tommy Hope

19th June 2026 | School

A great occasion with special awards from Hawick’s 1514 Club and Common Riding songs to boot! …read much more in this week’s E&L available at your Newsagent or available online by subscription. Click HERE

Langholm lads shine among the Souters o' Selkirk

18th June 2026 | Common Riding Lifestyle News

Another successful outing, this time to Selkirk Common Riding, for Langholm’s Front Three. …read much more in this week’s E&L available at your Newsagent or available online by subscription. Click HERE

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