Letters

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  Published: 26 Aug 2010 16:00

  Rural road ignored

  Dear Sir, - In response to the long awaited Task Force Report on the November floods, I am making the following comments after reading the report.

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 16:00

  Community support for Positive Futures

  Dear Sir - Recently Positive Futures and the families we support heard the welcome news that our Lakeland Families Service, which was expected to close in the near future, will...

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 16:00

  Response to task force report: Action needed before life is lost

  Dear Sir - In response to the long awaited Task Force Report on the November floods, I am making the following comments after reading the report.

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 16:00

  Unionist unity would harden politics

  Dear Sir - Arlene Foster’s recent outpouring in the Impartial Reporter of her desire for Unionist Unity comes exactly at a time when High Court proceedings are well underway to...

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  Published: 12 Aug 2010 16:00

  Adopt a swan!

  Dear Sir -This may be of interest to your readers. I took this photograph last week on Killymacken Lough (near Teemore), which is opposite where my brother Albert lives (and where...

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  Published: 12 Aug 2010 16:00

  Public enquiry into Omagh bombing long overdue

  Dear Sir, The twelfth anniversary of the Omagh bombing is on 15 August. This was the single worst atrocity since the recent ‘Troubles’ began in 1969, and it occurred only a few...

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  Published: 12 Aug 2010 16:00

  Stay out of quarries

  Dear Sir: With the start of the long school holidays, young people will be looking for excitement and places to hang out with their friends. I would like to appeal to parents...

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  Published: 5 Aug 2010 16:00

  Not getting it all our own way

  Dear Sir, - In reply to Newtownbutler Resident who had a letter in this paper last week entitled 'Rights or Residents v Right to Parade'. I believe the letter to be...

• Letters

• Appeal to Trust: find money for Positive Futures
• Historic view now hidden
• DETI has failed to answer concerns over NIE sale
• Rights to protest should not end now
• Orange Order should take alternative routes
• Assemblies Bill attack on democratic right to protest
• Who wants a dictatorship?
• Unions take issue with Assemblies Bill
• Which unionist politician is able to count?
• McPhillips 'sets record straight' over parading

• Letters

• A stalwart of the Guide movement
• Afghanistan fallen statistics are appalling
• Donagh community's concerns
• 87 dogs put down
• Upset for Republican victims
• An outsider's view
• Drink driver paid a heavy price
• Enjoy 'Enniskillen in the rare ould times'
• Resident disappointed
• Fleadh should be family event

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• Opinion

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  Published: 26th August, 2010 04:00pm

  Where cost cutting decisions need greater consideration

  by Editorial Department

  The upheaval of moving home is truly a stressful occasion for everyone but when you are over 90 years old and you have no alternative, that certainly is stressful.

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  Published: 12 Aug 2010 16:00

  Lobbying must continue to secure group’s long-term future

  What a difference a week makes. Last week the 44 Fermanagh families who use the services of Positive Futures in Lisnaskea were battling for its survival.

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  Published: 5 Aug 2010 16:00

  Six months late, but welcome

  It is six months late, but the general welcome from our public representatives to the 139-page Flooding Taskforce report at least suggests it may be worthwhile.

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  Published: 29 Jul 2010 16:00

  Predictions about the most vulnerable suffering are coming true

  Our photograph on page five brings home how many people will be affected by cuts in funding to a vital service for learning disabled children in the county.

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  Published: 22 Jul 2010 16:00

  Another pothole to look into

  Our roads are really deteriorating when you see vehicles avoiding potholes.

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  Published: 15 Jul 2010 16:00

  Most vulnerable will lose out in cutbacks

  Dozens of families throughout Fermanagh will be devastated and say the future of their young people will be daunting once the Positive Futures community based support scheme for...

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  Published: 8 Jul 2010 16:00

  A heritage worth supporting

  It's hardly a ghost town, but the recession has hit Enniskillen town centre.