A MAN is to appear in court accused of carrying out an unlawful street collection in Enniskillen.

DISRUPTIVE Ryanair passengers removed from planes will be fined £500, the airline has announced.

AS part of its 30th anniversary celebrations, the Fermanagh Trust is recognising 30 outstanding individuals who have gone above and beyond for their communities with the Fermanagh Trust Civic Honour Awards.

An alleged sexual assault at a childcare facility in County Fermanagh is to be raised with Health Minister, Mike Nesbitt.

Fermanagh and Tyrone residents have been recognised by King Charles III in his Birthday Honours list.

The Bishop of Clogher has issued a formal apology to victims of sexual abuse perpetuated by Canon Patrick McEntee.

A Fermanagh childcare provider did not inform parents of the arrest of staff members when informing parents of the PSNI's investigation of an alleged sexual assault at the centre.

A major new initiative has been launched to help transform the town's roundabouts.

THE Postal Review Service has confirmed that it is reviewing complaints raised by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council regarding delayed postal deliveries.

A COUNCILLOR has voiced concern that recent improvements to the Old Creamery Road in Dromore don't go far enough.

AN Alliance councillor has defended his comments around the effectiveness of the Council's Health and Social Care Committee. 

THE Impartial Reporter Community Champion Awards in association with Encirc are set to take place later this year in which we will honour the unsung heroes within our community.

The official launch of the 183rd Annual Omagh Show was celebrated last week with a special evening at the Silver Birch Hotel, Omagh.

A FLIGHT from Krakow to Belfast was forced to make an unscheduled landing in Poland after Lorraine Collins, a woman from Enniskillen, “became disruptive” during the journey.

OVERGROWN grass verges on local roads are once again becoming a danger to drivers, councillors have warned.

LICENCES allowing mining company to search for precious metals in the Fermanagh and South Tyrone area were granted despite serious economic, environmental, and legal concerns, The Impartial Reporter can reveal.

FORMER members of staff, including three past principals, joined in a special farewell event to mark the closure of Lack Primary School.

CENTURIES ago, travellers on horseback would have followed the winding path that is now Tummery Road, making their way towards the civil parish of Dromore.

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) is “not ruling out legal action” in relation to new proposals contained in Northern Ireland’s Nutrient Action Programme (NAP).

COUNCILLORS have approved a motion to ask the Irish government to extend voting rights in the upcoming presidential election to all Irish citzens in Northern Ireland.

A COUNCILLOR has on the Council to mount a Judicial Review (JR) after several mineral prospecting licenses were granted in Tyrone and Fermanagh.

Concerns have been raised by patients and staff regarding the Western Trust’s new Encompass system.

The case of Darragh Collins (47) of The Willows, Enniskillen, is due to be heard again at Enniskillen Courthouse next week (Wednesday, June 18).

Adoptive parent and peer Tom Elliott has warned that families are being put under legal pressure when children refuse to attend school or counselling, and has called for the rights of parents to be properly recognised in legislation.

Finance Minister John O’Dowd has said he is “keen to see the baby loss certificate scheme progress urgently” as a way of giving “bereaved families formal recognition of their loss.”

Parents caring for infants suffering from gastro-oesophageal reflux (GOR) can access a range of support services in both the Western and Southern Health and Social Care Trusts, according to the Minister of Health.

Despite the poor turn in weather at the start of the week with some heavy downpours, farmers are as busy as ever. This week's great farming photo by John McVitty features a farmer busy tedding hay near Belleek.

Wool is often under valued and not appreciated enough yet as a nature fibre, it can contribute hugely to society’s needs, whether that is in clothing, furnishings or many other ways in our homes.

Tucked away in a corner of Enniskillen Library are three large wall-mounted streetscape panels showing side-view elevations of houses, shops, churches and civic buildings fronting onto several streets of Enniskillen. They represent, in two-dimensiona...

People of conscience watch in horror as Israel continues to disgrace itself, even by the most minimal criteria that might define their actions as anything other than hate-filled barbarism. I would ask those individual human beings who disagree with m...

The Chairwoman of the Committee for Infrastructure, Deborah Erskine, has accused Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins of having “blinkers on when it comes to funding infrastructure that meets everyone's needs,” as she raised major concerns about b...

For decades, Canon Patrick McEntee was held in high esteem in County Fermanagh — a respected teacher and former President of St. Michael’s College in Enniskillen, known for his calm authority and apparent moral standing.

Two women have been arrested following an alleged sexual assault on a child at a childcare facility in Enniskillen, The Impartial Reporter can reveal.

Over 500 people are currently waiting for their first memory assessment with the Dementia and Older People’s Community Mental Health Team in the Western Health and Social Care Trust, according to figures from Stormont.

Economy Minister, Doctor Caoimhe Archibald, has warned that proposals set out in the UK Government’s Immigration White Paper could negatively impact Northern Ireland’s economy.

A college has been shortlisted for three national awards.

Proposals by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) to tackle the sale of puppies and kittens in Northern Ireland may remove the requirement for inspections of premises where animals are sold, it can be revealed.

Shipping containers at the old Railway Hotel in Enniskillen could be removed within ten weeks, councillors have been told.

A jury has found a priest guilty of historic sexual abuse charges against pupils of an Enniskillen school.

AN Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) councillor has reignited a debate over council-funded fireworks displays this year.

POLICE are appealing for information on a crash between a car and lorry near the centre of Augher.

POLICE in Enniskillen have helped seized a consignment smuggled alcohol worth more than £45,000.

Police have charged a man to court in connection with drugs-related offences following a search of a property in the South Tyrone area yesterday (Monday).

A councillor has raised concerns about how the closure of a major car park at the Lakeland Forum will affect workers and shoppers in Enniskillen.

The defence have opened their case in the trial of a priest accused of historic sexual abuse charges against five males who were all in their early teens.

Canon Patrick McEntee (70), from Esker Road, Dromore, denies sexual offences against five males who were pupils at St. Michael’s College, Enniskillen where he taught.

A resident from Jockey Lane in the Moy says that behaviour by weekend revellers has gotten so out of hand that he has considered selling his home and moving elsewhere.

A County Fermanagh distillery has recently been awarded a gold medal at a prestigious competition.

An Eskra man is to stand on charges of sexually communicating with a child over an alleged four month period.

POLICE are appealing for information and witnesses following a single-vehicle serious road traffic collision in Clogher.