Customers of the high street bank are reporting outages with services for mobile and online banking.

With the ongoing cost of living crisis, and the high price of school uniforms, there have been calls in some quarters to introduce a price cap and to increase uniform grant aid.

The Western Health and Social Care Trust has outlined the health and social care services arrangements for the day of the State Funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (Monday, September 19), which has been declared a bank holiday.

In this week's Impartial Reporter.

The fast food restaurant chain has announced its opening hours on the day of the Queen's funeral

AT Enniskillen Guardians on Tuesday, when the minutes had been read, Mr. W. J. Brown, J.P., who presided, said he was not going to raise any objection to the signing of them, but a great deal of them were incorrect.

A man who had 10g of cannabis in his possession has been given a suspended sentence.

Here are some of the photographs from the archives of The Impartial Reporter.

A man who spat and kicked at officers has been told the only reason he is not going to jail is because of his clear record and early guilty plea.

Farmers throughout the country have been looking at ways of reducing their livestock feeding bills this winter.

THE 25th anniversary of the opening of Drumcoo Centre has been celebrated at a garden party at the Enniskillen centre. The official opening of Phase One of the garden development was also marked during the well-attended event.

BELCOO Enterprise Centre was officially opened by the President of Ireland, Mrs. Mary Robinson.

It will means those unable to travel to London will be able to see have quiet moments of reflection from their homes.

Thousands of Royal Mail stamps are set to be unusable within months as a new system is introduced, with some left set to be thousands out of pocket.

Tesco, Aldi and other supermarkets are choosing to close their doors to honour Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.

The Queen “passed away peacefully” at Balmoral last week at the age of 96.

Research from scientists suggests artificial sweeteners found in the diet drinks could be bad for your health.

The man who died in an industrial accident on Monday has been named locally as Mickey Doonan.

A man in his 60s has died following an incident in the Doon Road area of Derrylin yesterday evening (September 12).

Enniskillen motorists are likely to face delays over the next few weeks as road works are set to begin in the County town. Key works will be taking place in Enniskillen as part of the  SGN Natural Gas network expansion.

Members of the public are invited to find out more and to have their say on a new 10-year roadmap for tourism in Fermanagh and Omagh at drop-in consultation sessions taking place in Enniskillen and Omagh in September.

Business was brisk at the Ulster Farmers’ Mart recently for the annual sale of breeding sheep, which attracted an entry of more than 2,000 head.

There us no official ruling to cancel events although the decision has been made to do so in some instances on Monday 19 September.

Some NHS trusts have said that “non-urgent” procedures and clinic appointments should be postponed.

Emergency services are currently attending an incident on Doon Mountain, Co. Fermanagh.

Police who stopped a car on Belfast Road discovered it was being driven by a 16-year-old female with her father in the passenger’s seat.

A man facing 22 charges of making and possessing indecent images of children has been returned to the Crown Court.

Fermanagh Women’s Aid was awarded a grant of £3,000 by the Open College Network NI (OCN NI) to help assist with a project that will be delivered locally.

A man who was holidaying in Fermanagh with his wife has been banned from driving for one year.

Aid charity Concern is calling on local walkers to put their best foot forward and raise money to help families break free from hunger.

The unimproved grassland had commanding views to the south. The small wet fields, peppered with rushes and gorse, were tough going on heavy ground recently trampled by cattle.

Bookings can be done online or over the phone as long as the person had their last Covid jab at least three months ago.

The President of the Methodist Church of Ireland hopes he will be able to support those who are in ministry in the church during his year as President.

King Charles III approved a bank holiday to take place for the Queen’s funeral as he was proclaimed King on Saturday

With Covid-19 now in the back seat of the car and keeping its mouth shut, the world has waited with bated breath to see how the first exam results since 2019 would fare.

Following the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, the Accession Proclamation of King Charles III will be read today (Sunday, September 11) at 3pm from the Townhall balcony, Enniskillen.

See pictures as King Charles III is formally declared King at the historic Accession Council.

“Outside of the two world wars, it is difficult to think of a time when so many in this country have been facing such a direct threat to the way they live.” (Presenter of World At One, BBC Radio 4, August 25.)

There was a fun-filled day for all of the family last week when the annual Land Rover Fun Day and family carnival was held at Castle Irvine, Necarne, Irvinestown hosted by Trillick Autoparts Centre.

Following recent articles highlighting poor practice and safeguarding issues in recent years, Extern have stressed they strengthened and improved their safeguarding processes.

On the edge of Lough Erne, friends old and new gathered to celebrate the 90th birthday of Dorothy ‘Dot’ Leonard, a proud Irish-American who travelled over 3,000 miles from her home of Maryland, to mark her special milestone in Fermanagh, the coun...

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is due to commence works to upgrade Ecclesville and Ashfield Gardens Play Parks in Fintona on Monday, September 12.

Magheraveely was invaded by tractors of all sizes last month as the annual Tractor Run and fair day took place in the village.

The Bishop of Clogher, the Right Revd Dr Ian Ellis will be enthroned at two services this week.

The Earl Marshal, the Duke of Norfolk has confirmed the news.

The announcement comes after King Charles III was formally declared as the new monarch following the death of his mother aged 96.

Local railway enthusiasts at Headhunters Railway Museum celebrated their 25th anniversary recently with the visit of Lord Faulkner of Worcester, President of the Heritage Railway Association (UK & Ireland).

A Fermanagh-born cancer researcher has been awarded £280,000 from Prostate Cancer UK to develop the first-ever personalised radiotherapy treatment for advanced prostate cancer based on men’s genes.

The first Tour of Fermanagh sportive and leisure charity cycle since the coronavirus pandemic outbreak proved to be a great success despite the poor weather conditions.

Tributes have been paid following the death of a popular local Methodist minister following his death two weeks prior to his 98th birthday.