The domestic district rate is to go up by 5.59 percent, while the non-domestic district rate is to go up by 7.45 percent.
Call for support to help Fermanagh students stay home
The Council has called on univesities to provide timetables along with place offers.
WATCH: Trust grilled by Fermanagh councillors on SWAH
Emotions were running high in the chamber at the Townhall last night, following the suspension of emergency surgery at the SWAH.
Protest planned for emergency SWAH Council meeting
A number of other events are also taking place tonight, including a launch of an international appeal, a community meeting, and a 5k fundraiser.
Christmas is not cancelled! Fermanagh events announced
There’s no big swtich-on in the programme, but Santa is still on his way to Fermanagh.
Council table motion calling on Trust board to resign
The motion comes in light to the threats to SWAH emergency surgery, and the lack of answers coming from the Western Trust.
Fermanagh councillors hail review in Noah Donohoe case
“There are a lot of aspects of the Noah Donahoe case that raise serious questions about those in authority.”
Book of Condolence for the victims of Creeslough
“Our thoughts are also with those who were injured, the wider community and the first responders at the scene.”
Why the Trust didn’t take over Roslea GP practice
Following negotiations with Maple Group Practice in Lisnaskea, a new practice, Maple Healthcare, was formed in April 2017.
Study confirms fracking would devastate county
FRACKING in Fermanagh would see an unprecedented “industrial revolution” that would transform large swathes of the county’s farmland for industrial use in just five years, cost the county hundreds of millions, and would “despoil” the local landscape. That’s the stark conclusion of a new study into the impact of fracking in Fermanagh, commissioned by the local […]