“I’m not in it for the money, and an awful lot of councillors wouldn’t be in it for the money”
Rural areas ‘need share of broadband investment’
ANY decisions on the distribution of funding for enhanced broadband infrastructure across the North must take into account of the fact that the existing services are much worse in areas including Fermanagh and Omagh. That’s the view of local councillors who are concerned that rural communities could lose out to urban areas when the extra […]
Unionist up in arms over the ‘Six Counties’
Members of the Council recently passed a motion supporting the demands from the public for an Irish Language Act.
Council ‘nowhere near ready for Hard Brexit’
With Brexit now weeks away council is preparing for worst case scenario
Carpark hike are a success, says Council
Several of Enniskillen’s town centre carparks saw their prices jump in September this year.
Funding boost to transform old village tea room
Funding has been awarded to develop plans to transform a derelict listed building in the heart of Ederney into a modern well-being hub. The former Pat Murphy’s tea rooms and tobacconists was built around 1840, and has historically formed an important focal point for the community. The building’s front elevation has original multi-paned shop windows, […]
Not much cheer over Christmas lights cost
The Council decided to accept an offer of £4,000 from Enniskillen BID Ltd as full payment towards the Christmas lights.
Move to make life jackets mandatory after lough tragedy
ON the back of a recent tragic accident in Kesh, a move has been made to make the wearing of life-jackets or personal flotation devices mandatory on Lough Erne. On September, 31-year-old Kenny Andrews from Bangor went missing after he was involved in a Jetski incident at Muckross Bay near Kesh, and his body was […]
Not for sale! Community rallies round the Ardhowen
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council are currently considering “options” of what to do with the busy theatre, as it currently has a leak in a roof.