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2023 Election for Cornet

Four young men have put their names forward for this year’s election for Cornet. For Stuart Tedham, Ewan Patterson, and…

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Common Ridings During the COVID-19 Pandemic

It was with utter regret that our Common Riding was curtailed during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021. With…

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Castle Craigs AGM

The Castle Craigs AGM was held on Friday the 20th of may in the Crown Hotel, where a good number…

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Young Riders Sponsored Walk 2022

Newly elected Cornet Ruairi Hotson led a cavalcade of young riders up the Kirk Wynd on Sunday the 15th of…

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Election Night 2022

Ruairi Callum Hotson has been elected Langholm Cornet for 2022. With a voting turnout just shy of eleven hundred, Ruairi…

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Election for Langholm Cornet 2022

Three young men have put their names forward in the election for Langholm Cornet this year. It is the first…

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Langholm Common Riding Update 08/03

The members of the Common Riding held a meeting on Monday evening at which they decided unanimously that Common Riding…

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