“Rising costs of gas, electricity, wages, incoming rates increases and significant food inflation have left us in an impossible position.”
Poor weather adding to woes of Fermanagh farmers
The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has called for more support for local farmers, particularly those in the sheep sector.
Beer prices rise as Fermanagh pubs feel the pinch
“Everything is soaring and it’s not just energy bills.”
Why Fermanagh house sellers don’t need to panic
“The forecast in Fermanagh isn’t as negative as it’s being portrayed in the UK. We’re actually getting some normality back into the local market.”
Power NI announce 10 per cent decrease in energy bills
CUSTOMERS of Power NI, Northern Ireland’s largest electricity supplier, will see a 10 per cent reduction in their bills from November 1. The decrease in prices is in line with the Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) bill support, provided by the UK Government, and will equate to a saving of £97 for the average customer. According to […]
Fermanagh schools to face soaring energy bills
“Pupils cannot learn to their full potential if they are cold in class, it is simply not conducive to learning.”
Winter poverty fears for Fermanagh families
Local food donations have dropped, as everyone feels the pinch
Fears for the future of FEARmanagh
While the autumn event had been growing in popularity, so too had the costs of running it.
Costs crisis bigger worry than Protocol in Fermanagh
Fermanagh businesses are much more worried about rising costs than the Brexit Protocol, according to a new survey carried out by the local Council.
Fermanagh foodbank warns worse to come in costs crisis
“I dread October when this price hike happens and everyone starts using more gas and electricity in the winter.”