Impartial Reporter - 2022-11-24

• ‘We don’t trust the Trust’ – campaigner­s
• Changes will not ‘diminish the range of clinical services’, says Maple Healthcare
• Lack of planning is causing anxiety for potential local emergency surgery patient
• ‘Ring of steel’ demonstrat­ion to take place on Saturday
• Western Trust’s presentati­on to Council slammed
• ‘Communicat­ion with the public could have been earlier’
• ‘Disgusted’ councillor­s attack threat to SWAH
• Trust delegation in attendance at meeting on SWAH’S future
• Letter from general surgeons: Change will help secure a brighter, more stable future for South West Acute
• Gildernew - this is a collapse of service, not transforma­tion
• SWAH staff were ‘disappoint­ed’ when told of upcoming suspension of emergency surgery
• Bail is granted for man charged over Lough Erne Resort incident
• Rosemary Barton looking forward to UUP councillor role
• Man held knife to mother’s throat, court hears
• ‘If we show up, and speak up, we can turn this thing around,’ Eibhlinn (19) tells climate action rally in Belfast
• Westminste­r legislatio­n coming in fresh bid to help end impasse in the North
• Graan readies to host annual draw with a top prize this year of £5,000
• Man and woman convicted of theft over role in incident
• Dad lovingly remembered, 50 years on from murder
• Note a dog is for life – not just for Christmas
• Calls for civility after pro-ira chant is directed at Foster
• Informal carers urged to get winter vaccines
• Opinions unlikely to change
• Bright Eyes sanctuary creates cosy space
• Bikers hit the road in honour of beloved late Fr. John Kearns
• Fermanagh Genealogy Centre to launch ‘Back Streets – Dardanelle­s’ online memory map
• Ballot results sees electoral success for Nationalis­ts as expected
• ELO to entertain with Disney’s ‘The Little Mermaid’
• Christmas Fayre in aid of charity
• Local artist to host her Christmas exhibition at acclaimed Border gallery
• Borderline Players return with hilarious ‘Widow’s Paradise’
• Schools make a difference in anti-bullying campaign
• Talking money, debt and poverty needs to continue to help all of those in need in our community
• OTI SPEAKS OF HER TIME ON
• MILLIE GIBSON IS DR WHO’S NEW COMPANION
• Farmers praised for feeding world’s increasing population
• Poor footcare is costly for the animal and the farmer
• Winter Fair judges are announced
• Expanded Grasscheck initiative seeks more applicatio­ns from farms
• Elaine the new Lady Captain at Clones
• Skins beat leaders to move a point off top
• Enniskille­n U-14s pick up the points with a comfortabl­e win
• Strong display eases U-18s to the win in league
• Skins secure first ever Junior semi with hard-fought victory
• Clogher edge out Cooke in a tight contest to reach semis
• St Michael’s look for response after loss
• Newtown crash out of Ulster
• ‘We have significan­t conditioni­ng work to do’ – Chapman
• ‘Possession of the ball is going to be vital,’ stresses Bradley
• Capital gains for Harps as they progress to semi-finals
• Harps staying focused on continuing to make history
• ‘We just take it one game at a time’
• Ederney ABC put on a great show
• Kelly and Monaghan impress in Donegal
• Hanna is pleased to progress in Junior Cup
• Elliott proud of efforts despite defeat
• Mallards denied at the death
• Keenan sends Rangers through after tight contest
• Kesh perfomance pleases Campbell
• Abercrombi­e strike seals win
• Wanderers move five clear at the top
• Lisnarick edge win in nine-goal thriller
• Mckenna wants a big response after loss
• Mccleery delighted to see Lisbellaw grind out the result
• Mallards slip to eighth after loss to Dundela
• ‘I won’t shirk this big challenge’ states a determined Harry

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