Challoch

Mrs Lucy Owen spoke about the origins of Challoch, Mrs Cowan gave the toast, and Mrs Hutton spoke about the changing times and how we must try to encourage new members to join. Entertainment was provided by the Committee. The evening proved to ...

Last Sunday many people, relatives and friends, some who had travelled a great distance to be at Challoch, members of the congregations of the three Churches of the Wigtownshire group gathered in All Saints Challoch for the celebration of Canon Nigel E ...

The possibility of a new electricity substation on unique land at Challoch has galvanised residents in the quiet clachan to form a protest group. Sottish Power had a meeting with the public in The McMillan Hall, Newton Stewart, last week as part of ...

A £17m bypass project is opening which will allow vehicles to avoid a railway bridge which has been hit more than 50 times in the last seven years. The scheme on the A75 removes traffic from Dunragit village and cuts out the height-restricted Challoch ...

BRITAIN'S most bashed bridge - the Challoch Bridge - is to be bypassed with the start of construction today on a new section of the A75 at Dunragit in Dumfries and Galloway. The bridge, on the main Dumfries-Stranraer route to the Cairnryan ferry port ...

ON Monday, April 5th, president Lucy Owen gave a warm welcome to the ladies of Challoch Rural. After the singing of the Rural song, Lucy introduced the guest for the evening, Mrs Nancy McCreath who is the past president of Wigtownshire Federation.