Fermanagh councillors have asked for clarity around official visits abroad after Minister for Education Paul Givan’s recent trip to Israel.
Fermanagh rates row breaks out after budget meeting
THE chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh Council has said he is confident he did nothing wrong in refusing to allow a councillor to speak or raise a proposal during last week’s rates meeting. However, the councillor at the centre of the row has branded the move “undemocratic” and has said the chairman “silenced any dissent, silenced […]
Fermanagh rates hike to partly pay councillor wage rise
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has factored £400k into its budget to cover a potential rise in councillors’ allowances.
Fermanagh Best Kept awards get into another fine mess
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s (FODC) Best Kept Awards are starting to get messy.
Enniskillen rail link would cost £400m
Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd was in Enniskillen this afternoon to explain why Fermanagh has not been included in the all-island railway plan.
Council agrees rates rise for Fermanagh households
The increase was agreed by Councillors at a special meeting held at Enniskillen Townhall on Thursday night.
£15 million had been allocated for Enniskillen bypass
Money secured to help fund the £65 million project has not been approved.
‘Try broadband’: Just not in Fermanagh
Despite Arlene Foster’s recent comments, many homes in Fermanagh today can’t access usable broadband at all.
Fermanagh gets least support from Invest NI
A total of 34 jobs were created by Invest NI support in the Fermanagh and Omagh area, once again the lowest number in the North.
Project Stratum could include more Fermanagh homes
“Everyone knows that the rollout of Project Stratum has been far from ideal.”