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January 06, 2026

Grant will help keep textile heritage alive in Langholm

The Muckle Toon’s proud textiles history is being given a new chapter thanks to a specialist yarn dyer which has benefited from more than £65,000 in cash support from the South of Scotland Enterprise.

2 mins

Family joy at hitting fundraising milestone

Saving lives in David's memory

3 mins

Palm oil warning

At least one dog is believed to have died after walking on a beach where a poisonous substance was washed ashore.

1 mins

Volunteers give warm welcome despite cold

Members of The Salvation Army in Lockerbie have stepped in to help hundreds of shivering rail passengers affected by major engineering work on the West Coast Main Line since Thursday.

1 mins

Sanquhar Tollbooth set for urgent repairs

Council aim to save listed building

2 mins

Households advised to submit their energy meter readings

Dumfries and Galloway households are being urged to submit meter readings to their energy supplier today.

2 mins

Bundles of joy get 2026 off to the perfect start for families

First babies of the year in Dumfries

1 mins

Night traditions with shape global project

Angus Robertson MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Constitution, External Affairs and Culture, said: \"As we approach the 225th anniversary of the very first gathering in honour of Robert Burns, this global tradition of Burns Suppers continues to evolve in remarkable ways.

1 mins

Burnswark Iron Age work makes top five in archaeological list

More groundbreaking research on Dumfriesshire's iconic and largest Iron Age hillfort - Burnswark - has just earned it a place in the list of the top five \"biggest archaeological discoveries\" in Scotland during 2025.

3 mins

'Storm Shielders' are ready for action

Meet the team who battle to keep homes powered

3 mins

New director of learning brings wealth of experience

Danielle Fox is the new director of learning and teaching at Dumfries and Galloway College.

1 mins

Landmark partnership will be great for leamers

Dumfries and Galloway College and the University of the West of Scotland have announced the signing of a new strategic partnership agreement.

1 mins

Help available to quit smoking

ASH Scotland is encouraging smokers in Dumfries and Galloway to aim for a tobacco-free 2026 - improving their physical and mental wellbeing, and saving thousands of pounds at the same time.

1 mins

Thousands of votes for youth representatives

The results of the Dumfries and Galloway Youth Elections have been announced after more than 2,800 young people went to the polls across the region.

2 mins

Remain vigilant about Bird flu

Bird flu or HPAI (Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza) hasn't gone away, and over the coming months it's important to be vigilant and stay informed.

1 mins

Annandale Speakers serve up a whole lot of laughs

President Godfrey Newham opened the last meeting of 2025 for Annandale Speakers.

1 mins

Breakfast club is best in Scotland

Stranraer Academy has been crowned best Breakfast Club in Scotland.

1 mins

Dates for your diary

IT’S THE PERFECT TIME TO GET YOUR CALENDAR IN SHAPE FOR THE NEW YEAR. ELLA WALKER LOOKS AT KEY TAX YEAR AND FINANCIAL DATES TO KNOW FOR 2026

3 mins

ACTION PLAN

Recipe writer Nathan Anthony shares the right way to start the year with his new book Bored of Lunch: Meal Planner. By ELLA WALKER

3 mins

COOL FOR A SECOND CAT?

We have a two-year-old female tortoiseshell cat and we thought it would be nice for her to have a companion, especially as she is left on her own for a few hours during the day.

1 mins

OTHER ADAPTATIONS TO LOOK OUT FOR IN 2026

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronté

1 mins

This book is my baby... the film feels more like a niece or nephew

Prize-winning novelist Maggie O'Farrell talks about the big-screen adaptation of her book Hamnet, and tells HANNAH STEPHENSON how she loved every minute of being co-screenwriter on the project

4 mins

When being short of breath becomes an emergency

CAMILLA FOSTER LOOKS AT THE WARNING SIGNS AND WHEN YOU SHOULD SEEK MEDICAL HELP

4 mins

The Wizards of OZ

A LOOK BACK AT PREVIOUS PLAYERS AND WINNERS AT THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN

1 mins

Losing start to new year

Queens first foot in Stenhousemuir ... but miss chance to hit top of the league

2 mins

MURPHY RUES LOSS

Queens boss disappointed as side blow their chance to go top

2 mins

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Dumfries and Galloway Standard Description:

الناشر: Reach-Publishing-Services-Limited

فئة: Newspaper

لغة: English

تكرار: Semi-Weekly

The Dumfries & Galloway Standard is a tabloid newspaper primarily serves Dumfries and the surrounding towns and villages such as Thornhill, Sanquhar, Lockerbie and Annan.