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Blue Green Algae

Blue Green Algae The public should be aware of the dangers posed by poisonous plants and algae growing in the environment, but especially along riverbanks and in wet grassland or edges of lakes. In warmer weather conditions, there can be a rapid increase in the growth of alg...

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Entertainment Licence

Entertainment Licence Where persons are admitted to a premises for the purposes of entertainment (subject to charges), a licence must first be obtained from the Council.​ Apply online for an Entertainment Licence Apply online to change the terms or conditions of an Ente...

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Carey Developments

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Digital Infrastructure Workstream

Digital Infrastructure Workstream In order to support our residents to use our services online, give our staff the best tools, and make better decisions with data, we need modern technology infrastructure. This means systems that talk to each other, reliable hosting and ...

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Public Rights of Way

Public Rights of Way About Public Rights of Way Article 3 of the Access to the Countryside (Northern Ireland) Order 1983 places a duty on district councils to assert, protect and keep open any public rights of way within their district, and to compile maps of public rights...

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Final chance for Mid Ulster entrepreneurs to make ‘Ultimate Pitch’ for £6,000 investment

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Mid South West launches ‘Net Zero’ business support programme

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Coalisland Summer Bash Returns for 2026

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Mid Ulster Residents Move More with Macmillan

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Rural Needs

Rural Needs Mid Ulster District Council has a statutory duty under the Rural Needs Act (NI) 2016 to consider rural needs in the development of new policies, plans or strategies and in any service design/delivery decisions. For the purpose of having due regard to rural ne...

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