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  The conference is being held at the Heritage Hotel in Killenard today.

• Offaly Farmer Named Farming For Nature Ambassador

  Daingean's Margaret Edgill manages Mount Briscoe Farm.

• Westmeath University Scammed Out Of Nearly €100k

  TUS Midlands says it happened last September in their Annual Financial Statements Report.

• Gardaí Make €8m Laois Cocaine Seizure

  116kg of the drug were discovered after a search operation in the county yesterday.

• Midlands Town Facing Major Job Losses

  Fastway Couriers' parent company is pointing to inflation, rising costs, and market pressure.

• Laois Councillors Call For Referendum Commission On Presidential Nominations

  Gareth Sheridan's bid to become president was blocked by Fianna Fail and Fine Gael Councillors.

• Revenue Seize Contraband Worth Over €314k

  Investigations into all seizures are ongoing.

• Midlands First Aid Expert Urges Public To Learn Stroke Signs

  World Stroke Day takes place tomorrow.

• Construction Industry Flags Biodiversity Costs In New Building Designs

  The Director of the CIF believes decisions around this will see long term affects.

• Strike At Offaly Food Plant Called Off

  Management at Carroll's Cuisine has agreed to enter talks on employee working conditions.

• Westmeath Restaurant Owner Pleads Guilty To €3m Arson Incident

  The plea comes after a protracted period of time in producing the case's book of evidence.

• RTÉ Faces Fresh Payments Scandal As NUJ Calls For Transparency

  A new RTÉ report reveals eight irregular payments of between €10,000 and €30,000.

• Offaly TD Backs Micheál Martin Despite Party Leadership Pressure

  There is growing pressure for the Taoiseach to step down as Fianna Fáil leader.

• Midlands MEP Calls For EU Action To Slash Energy Prices

  Ciaran Mullooly wants the EU to launch a supergrid linking cheaper electricity to Ireland.

• Midlands Towns Improve Scores In Tidy Towns Competition

  Scoil Mhuire in Abbeyleix was one of the big winners, taking home the Tiny Tidy Towns Schools Award.

• Judge Set To Issue Final Instructions For Jury On €8.4m Midlands Cocaine Case

  44-year-old Michal Luczak is pleading not guilty to unlawful possession of cocaine.

• Planning Permission Lodged For Flood Relief Scheme In Laois

  Laois County Council are seeking approval from An Coimisiun Pleanala for the project.

• NUJ Criticises Potential Policing Committee Media Ban

  The Government are advising restrictions on reporting for the new Local Community Safety Partnerships.

• New Westmeath Library Opens Its Doors Today

  The new library is part of a community education initiative taking place in the county.

• Puska Brother Attacked In Prison

  Reports indicate Marek Puska has been hospitalised with serious injuries.