FAMILIES living with autism can often be a testing time. When the summer months roll in and school term finishes, the usual routine of autistic children comes to an abrupt end which can result in a stressful and disruptive few months.
Concerning issues raised at amalgamated school’s first meeting
MEMBERS from the Interim Board of Governors (IBOG) gathered on Monday evening for the first time to discuss the future of the newly amalgamated Devenish College and Lisnaskea High School.
New chief executive to take role in January
THE new chief executive of the Omagh and Fermanagh ‘super council’ will take up the role in January, it has emerged.
Shop in danger of closing as roadworks take toll
A FERMANAGH shop is in danger of closure, leaving a family’s livelihood at risk, due to ongoing roadworks that is diverting traffic.
Work starts on new 3G playing fields
A STATE-OF-THE-ART, £789,973 all-weather sports facility became a reality last week when the chairman of Fermanagh District Council, Alex Baird, helped turn the first sod.
Flags still up…but not so according to police website
The flags issue in Fermanagh will not go away, despite the fact police have declared they have successfully negotiated their removal on the local website.
Fermanagh back of the queue for broadband upgrades
Surprise surprise, Fermanagh is at the back of the queue for broadband upgrades
Enniskillen woman living life on the frontline
FROM Iraq, to Afghanistan, Melanie Brooker has seen much more than your average Fermanagh person.
Free wi-fi on its way to Enniskillen town
FREE Wi-Fi is coming to town, thanks to a new programme being rolled out by Fermanagh District Council.
Parishes welcome new African Minister
A NEW chapter in the history of the parishes of Garrison, Slavin, Belleek and Kiltyclogher will be written on Friday evening when Nigerian Reverend Ngozi Njoku is instituted as the new rector.