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MLA questions DAERA progress on barriers facing women in agriculture
Armstrong challenges Agriculture Minister over herd size warning
Fermanagh fuel prices top £2 as UK Chancellor urged to freeze fuel duty
Armstrong criticises Alliance MLAs for walking out of no-confidence debate
Diana Armstrong demands answers on A5 compensation for farmers after court ruling
£700,000 of £889,000 Careers Portal funding spent on staff costs
Armstrong calls for action on women’s health at UUP conference
Heated Stormont exchange over future of emergency surgery at SWAH
SWAH to expand elective surgery with 12 extra sessions
Politicians grilled by Fermanagh pupils at Erne Integrated College
Nearly £1m spent on mothballed Careers Portal project
New Lidl store in Lisnaskea set to create 20 permanent jobs
Diana Armstrong rejects criticism over SWAH commitment after 'lame duck' jibe
Diana Armstrong among Health Minister candidates as SOAS call for SWAH focus
Fermanagh bridge closed after road traffic accident
'Horrified' Diana Armstrong urges public to avoid disorder after Belfast knife attack
Trafficking fears over scale of escort advertising across Fermanagh and South Tyrone
MLA welcomes assembly support for RHI closure bill
Diana Armstrong raises concern over ‘deeply unsettling’ scale of online sex ads
Middle East instability driving heating oil price hikes, warns Armstrong
UUP leader Jon Burrows to speak at Fermanagh event next week
Enniskillen bypass row erupts as Minister accuses MLAs of 'blatant lies'
Diana Armstrong accuses Alliance MLA of misogyny after 'little sister' jibe
Uncertainty over progress of Enniskillen Bypass following monitoring rounds
New UUP Deputy Leader : 'A woman’s rightful place is in leadership'
Armstrong to lead initiative to attract more women into UUP
No 'legal obligation' for salt bin users to clear roads and paths
Claim Fermanagh and Omagh District Council to spend £20k on Irish Unity group
Call to probe Enniskillen bombing links 'for truth and accountability'
Only one female MLA ‘not good enough’, says UUP leadership candidate
Jon Burrows confirms he will stand to become new UUP leader
Diana Armstrong confirms she will stand for deputy leader job
Could Diana Armstrong be the next deputy leader of the Ulster Unionist Party?
UUP leadership: Armstrong understood to have turned down Robbie Butler joint ticket
Diana Armstrong tipped to play 'key role' in UUP leadership contest
Invest NI to consider moving Omagh office to Enniskillen
Role of women in farming championed at conference
Armstrong backs fair pay for healthcare workers
Call for 'better flood prevention' measures in Lough Erne catchment
Concern over Western Trust's backing of consultation over EGS removal at SWAH
'Financial constraints' impacting road resurfacing in Enniskillen
Department has limited powers over illegal dumping in Lough Erne
Armstrong condemns A5 'GAA road' comments
Stormont backs call to break gender barriers in agriculture
Concerns raised over state of roads in village despite £70,000 spent on them
Welfare reform will 'force more families into poverty', warns MLA
Santander announces closure of seven branches across Northern Ireland
Food company's £6.3m investment will create up to 32 jobs
Barber’s Royal meeting shows that Murat is truly a cut above
Fermanagh politicians stand united at mart to oppose family farm tax
Record level of procedures being delivered at SWAH, Nesbitt claims
Remembrance service marred by chants of 'Up the RA'
Mid South West Growth Deal hailed as 'historic milestone'
Mishandling of RHI scheme has eroded public trust, Armstrong claims