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Cemetery Fees

Cemetery Fees Cemetery Fees agreed by Council from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027. Fee Category ​Charges 2026 - 2027 Purchase of grave plot £260.00 Interment Charge (Adults) £260.00 Interment Charge (Children U18, Still born, etc.) No Charg...

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Safeguarding

Safeguarding See something, say something - let’s work together to keep each other safe. Ensuring the safety and well-being of children, young people, and adults at risk of harm and/or in need of protection is at the heart of everything we do.   If you see something t...

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Corporate Memberships

Corporate Memberships To be eligible, you will need a minimum of 10 employees to enroll and maintain this minimum number. We will ask the organisation to nominate a company representative to ensure that all information is up to date.  The cost of a corporate membership is £2...

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Home Safety Scheme

Home Safety Scheme Mid Ulster Home Safety Scheme helps those over 65, families with children under 5 and vulnerable adults/children avoid serious accidents within the home. The scheme includes: Free Home Safety visits Home Safety equipment (where criteria is met) ...

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The Soil Man NI Limited

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Compact Screens

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Guidance on Commercial Food Waste

Commercial Food Waste Food businesses are now required to separately collect their food waste. This page outlines if you are obligated and the actions you will need to take. Are you a food business? You operate a food business if you carry out activities related to th...

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Audit and Regulation

Audit and Regulation As well as monitoring our own performance, we are also reviewed every year by the Northern Ireland Audit Office (NIAO). The Audit Office produces an annual report called a Section 95 – Audit and Assessment Report for Mid Ulster District Council.  

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Jointly Registering Your Baby's Birth

Jointly Registering Your Baby's Birth Important notes for unmarried parents or parents not in a civil partnership Who is responsible for children?  Married parents or parents in a civil partnership are both responsible in law for their children. They both have parental...

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Performance

Performance The Council is committed to continuous improvement in the delivery of its services and functions and in helping to achieve its vision, values and corporate priorities. We plan and measure our performance through: Corporate Improvement Planning View our Corp...

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