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Clergy fear mining blasts could damage churches and graves near Gortin
Fermanagh farmer recognised for helping save rare butterfly
Promoting Mid Ulster as major walking and mountain biking destination
Mid Ulster’s revised transport policy will focus on sustainable options
More clearance work needed at storm-damaged Davagh Forest
Councillor’s plea for Mid Ulster's rich heritage to be showcased
Clergy warn Dalradian mine could damage churches and collapse graves in Sperrins
Pupils praised for supporting eco-friendly SCRiBE scheme
Green Flag praise for Pomeroy Forest Park
Report sought on council staff time and costs for prolonged Dalradian inquiry
Fermanagh farmers join forces to help red-listed barn owl
Enforcing healthy-eating policies within current budget seen as unrealistic
Mid Ulster councillors reject motion expressing no confidence in DAERA
Copper Industries to build new base on unzoned rural land
Frustration as unfinished housing development left 'pitch black' and 'depressing'
Proposal for holiday cottages and camping pitches near Swatragh
Support for HGV electric charging hub plan at Creagh Roundabout
Proposals lodged for new community facility off Lough Neagh
The Fermanagh woman proving one person’s rubbish can be another’s treasure
Battery energy storage system approved next to electricity substation
Maghera Wetland Park set to become prized asset
KFC customer claims insect found in vegan burger in Enniskillen
Muir defends Fivemiletown cattle operation as questions continue
Granville Ecopark odour incident now confirmed as gas leak
Police unable to respond during Fivemiletown cattle cull, Minister reveals
'Barbaric' Fivemiletown cattle cull must face full scrutiny, says Deborah Erskine
Fermanagh and Omagh council parks awarded prestigious Green Flag status
“Confusing” guidance on disposal of animal carcasses
Fermanagh and Omagh residents embrace growing repair and reuse movement
Group receives funding boost for garden and outdoor learning space
Funding plea for Clogher Childcare Hub project
Councillor asks about plans to link Hill of O’Neill with Tullyhogue Fort
50 cows shot in fields outside village in 'Wild West scene'
Update sought on plans to relocate phone mast at ancient Hill of the O'Neill site
Groups collect over 200 bags of litter each during annual Big Spring Clean
38 Mid Ulster schools presented with Eco-School Green Flag awards
Endangered birds rescued from wildfire released back into the wild
Holy Trinity PS pupil earns enviromental recognition with help from 'Wipezilla'
Chewing Gum Task Force £27,500 funding welcomed
Residents unable to open windows or hang clothes due to foul odour
Calls for clean-up after dead sheep dumped in watercourses
Lisbellaw Eleventh Night bonfire revived after 20 years
Plans for 36 new homes approved despite some residents' opposition
New housing development to be built on Fintona Road in Clogher
Housing development still at outline planning stage
Concerns over scale of proposed farm dwelling in prominent location
Mid Ulster's new Council Chair recalls "amazing" first month in office
Water quality project will have strong community input
New proposals to tackle farm pollution open for public consultation
Green awards open for entries from Fermanagh projects and communities
Enniskillen primary school pupils win major Reuse and Repair Week award
Positive Futures celebrates 30 years of changing lives with 30 new trees planted
£49m Lough Neagh water quality investment welcomed
Summer camp relocation fears due to “horrendous smell”