Impartial Reporter - 2022-12-01

• Generation­s unite as women fight threat to services at the SWAH
• Further questions raised over extent of Western Trust’s transparen­cy
• BMA NI Chair cites failures of strategies for current problems
• ‘Ring of Steel’ sees community rally to fight for SWAH
• SOAS call for public to mobilise once again
• What is – and isn’t – changing at the SWAH from December 4
• DFI decides that contentiou­s gate at Ports Road does not obstruct road
• Marvellous Mary gets an award for her 50 years of being a loyal postmistre­ss
• Walk-through tree to be accessible following ‘elf and safety’ review
• £1.9m fraudster to repay victims or face seven more years in jail
• Encirc’s latest acquisitio­n gives ‘real security’ for workers in Derrylin, says company chief
• Driver had £1,000-worth of cocaine hidden in car
• Family pays tribute to ‘magnificen­t’ father, war veteran Thomas Mcbrien
• Warning of ‘Christmas meltdown’ as postal workers continue strike action
• Brother of Louis Leonard says it is time to build new society here
• Survivors of domestic abuse share stories via art
• Man tried to conceal over £22,000 in freezer during a drugs raid, court hears
• Police appeal for informatio­n over man who may have been posing as a charity collector
• Have your say on boundary revisions
• Magical Gifts from Gordons this Christmas…
• Enniskille­n RNLI’S new inland lifeboat station now complete and operationa­l
• Fermanagh and Omagh District Council happy to retain Fairtrade status once again
• Ireland’s Future should be one in which all our people’s lives are better and more inclusive
• Angry that charities are constantly asking for specific amounts of money to help
• Extra sparkle at St. Michael’s Parish carol service thanks to country star
• Stay calm over Pettigo’s future
• Local poet preparing to launch his debut collection
• KELSEY ON GRIEVING FOR TOM
• NEW SERIES OF THE SCHOOL DRAMA
• YOU DECIDE: It’s the last chance to help pick the top ten Cute Kids 2022 finalists
• Announceme­nt of new Rector for Cleenish and Mullaghdun parishes
• Mr. Robert William Elliott
• Poultry conference now to take place online
• Webinar set to be held on energy efficiency on dairy farms
• Pig farmers to receive £1.6m in support
• Almost £100,000 of bursaries available to students
• High-quality entry sees high prices at Clogher’s Christmas Show and Sale
• Popular one-day Royal Ulster Winter Fair continues to attract lots of interest
• Your Christmas card could help support mental health
• Mothers’ Union host walk and talk event to highlight issue of domestic violence
• Martin represents Lough Erne in Murcia
• Leonard returns with triple gold from Trident Grappling event
• Defensive grit sees Skins home as they advance in Towns’ Cup
• A much changed Clogher see off Derry to reach the next round
• Rovers return to winning ways
• Armstrong and Ely score two each as Mallards hit six
• Quigley hits five as Farm win nine goal thriller
• Lisnarick win to climb off the bottom
• Town win ahead of big derby clash
• Campbell and Mcdonagh bag braces as Kesh seal the points
• Mcaleer bags the winner as Ducks come from a goal down to seal points
• ‘We’ll go into clash with Loughgall with added confidence’
• Armitage thanks all for support in first year
• Harps suffer heartbreak
• Smyth questions call to disallow goal
• Donnelly’s focus is on opening game against Longford
• Bradley left frustrated by a poor first-half performanc­e by Gaels
• Gaels are second-best as

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