Many patients from Fermanagh had benefited from the scheme in the past.
Blow as banking ‘hub’ denied for Lisnaskea
The second biggest town in Fermanagh, Lisnaskea has been without a bank for over a year now.
Fresh calls for return of Fermanagh angling classic
Fishing events across Fermanagh are at risk due to funding cuts from DAERA.
Boost for Fermanagh blue badge holders
The issue of disabled parking in Fermanagh has been to the fore recently.
Health chiefs urged to restore SWAH surgery
All Fermanagh’s political representatives have been urged to push for the emergency general surgery service to be restored at the Enniskillen hospital
Local farmers’ planning applications still stalled
Fermanagh farmers may not be able to replace farm dwellings due to current ammonia advice situation.
Call for Fermanagh inclusion in tourism schemes
From the Hidden Heartlands to the WIld Atlantic Way, there are calls for Fermanagh to be included in cross-border tourism schemes.
Children’s playgroup programme at risk thanks to cuts
A PLAYGROUP worker has spoken of the devastating effect that education cuts will have on children. Michelle McGrory from Newtownbutler Playgroup helps run ‘The Railway Kids Programme’ for young children aged two to three-years-old and has been funded by the Pathway Fund that was set up to enhance amongst other things, the pre-school sector. However, […]
Fermanagh MLAs react to pay cut
FERMANAGH’S MLAs have had their salaries cut by a whopping £14,000. The move was made by the UK Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Chris Heaton-Harris, following the continued failure of MLAs to elect a speaker for the Assembly at Stormont and to form an Executive government. This deduction of earnings by 27.5 per cent means that […]
‘Hidden’ homelessness growing in Fermanagh
“Proper record keeping on the hidden homeless population could play a key role in preventative services and predicting future need.”