FURTHER relaxation rules to lockdown could mean that summer getaways for familes are back on the cards. While ‘air bridges’ could allow for holidays to take place, no confrimed guidance on this has been issued by governments. Despite this, Richard Cooper from ‘Carefree Travel’ in Enniskillen has confidence that “people will want to travel again” […]
Death of leading former car dealer and businessman
Mr Gilleece was laid to rest at St Ninnidh’s Church graveyard, and his funeral was broadcast via webcam.
Hopes Covid NHS staff will stay local
Many student nurses and doctors finished their training early to work on the frontline of the Covid pandemic.
‘Puppies are for life, not just a pandemic’
Dog expert worried that for many new owners novelty will wear off
Care homes still caught in surge, says health chief
“The roll out of full testing is a policy priority for residents and staff across all care homes.”
Plea for free parking to help recovery
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Leap year bride happy to put big day on hold
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Pandemic forces rethink in cuts to health service
Trust boss says financial ‘recovery’ plan must be put on hold
Recycling centres set to reopen across county
The reopening of the remaining centres is currently being reviewed.