Victoria Johnston

2 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Victoria Johnston |Rodney Edwards

The women, who are employees of Fermanagh Early Years Children and Family Centre, based at South West Acute Hospital, were detained by police last month. They were later released on police bail pending further enquiries. It has also emerged that the childcare provider failed to inform parents about the arrests — which occurred several weeks ago — until yesterday (Wednesday) and only did so after this newspaper raised the matter on Tuesday.

3 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Victoria Johnston

With a strong showing of local talent, community spirit, and traditional culture, the closing days promise to be a fitting crescendo to a memorable week. This evening begins with a Car/Walking Treasure Hunt at 6pm. Participants will have the chance to explore Newtownbutler before gathering for refreshments in Mulligans Bar. From 7pm, traditional voices will fill The Ramblin House during a Singing Session, while Mulligans will also host live music from Ciara Wilson & Friends at 7.30pm.

3 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Victoria Johnston

The three-day event promises something for everyone, with a packed programme of music, excursions and family-friendly fun — all in aid of the Aisling Centre, this year’s nominated charity. Kicking off the festivities on Friday, June 13, is the legendary Irish folk singer Sean Keane, who will perform in concert at the community centre. Keane, known for his distinctive voice and traditional repertoire, is expected to draw a strong crowd.

4 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Victoria Johnston

John Roche of Tully Mill Restaurant, Florencecourt, will appear on Suzie Lee’s Great Food Made Simple on BBC One this evening at 7.30pm. Mr. Roche is an award-winning chef who uses local, seasonal ingredients. In the programme, he will give Suzie a cookery masterclass, making one of his signature dishes: cured black bacon served with celeriac, carrot, and apple purées, plus a black pudding bonbon.

4 weeks ago | impartialreporter.com | Victoria Johnston

Nicola’s journey is one marked by purpose, resilience, and a deep belief in lifting up others. “To me, being a successful woman in business means more than achieving personal goals,” she says. “It’s leading with purpose while staying grounded – navigating challenges such as the work-life balance.” For Nicola, success isn’t measured in profit margins alone, but in the values she upholds along the way.