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Impartial Reporter, 15 Octobre 2026

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Impartial Reporter, publié en langue Anglais, est un journal de Royaume-Uni. Consultez Impartial Reporter en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de Impartial Reporter dans les archives.

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ArticlePris­oner on the run for seven months before pub­lic was told

FERMANAGH MLAS have ques­tioned why a pub­lic appeal about a pris­oner who failed to return to Magha­b­erry Prison was not issued for seven months. Patrick Mcdon­agh, 37, from Fer­man­agh, failed to return to HMP Magha­b­erry on Thursday, March 12,...

Pris­oner on the run for seven months before pub­lic was told

ArticleEmer­gency sur­gery sus­pen­sion at SWAH remains tem­por­ary

HEALTH Min­is­ter Rob­bie But­ler has insisted the sus­pen­sion of emer­gency gen­eral sur­gery at South West Acute Hos­pital (SWAH) remains tem­por­ary, while con­firm­ing that any per­man­ent changes to ser­vices would require both pub­lic...

Emer­gency sur­gery sus­pen­sion at SWAH remains tem­por­ary

ArticleMin­is­ter leaves door open to SWAH emer­gency sur­gery busi­ness case

SAVE Our Acute Ser­vices (SOAS) has wel­comed the pos­sib­il­ity of a busi­ness case for restor­ing emer­gency gen­eral sur­gery at South West Acute Hos­pital (SWAH), but has cri­ti­cised Health Min­is­ter Rob­bie But­ler MLA for link­ing its...

Min­is­ter leaves door open to SWAH emer­gency sur­gery busi­ness case

ArticleRes­id­ents demand answers over recyc­ling centre clos­ure

Fer­man­agh and Omagh Dis­trict Coun­cil has been urged to explain its decision to sur­render the licence for Lis­bellaw House­hold Recyc­ling Centre, amid res­id­ents’ con­cerns over trans­par­ency, con­sulta­tion and coun­cil pro­ced­ures. In...

Res­id­ents demand answers over recyc­ling centre clos­ure