Mid Ulster District Council Website

Flooding

Flooding Flooding can have a harmful effect on your health and home. Use the links below to help you prepare for a flood or if you have been affected by flooding in your area. Preparing for flooding What to do if a flood happens To report flooding, telephone 0300 2...

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Applications Advertised

Applications Advertised Planning applications January to December 2026 Planning applications are advertised every Monday on a weekly basis and also published in two local newspapers, currently the Tyrone Herald and County Derry Post. You will find details of applications...

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Countryside Antiques

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Street Naming

Street Naming Naming and numbering of properties We're responsible for the naming of streets and numbering of properties in Mid Ulster.  The Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) (NI) Order 1995 affords Council discretion to approve numbers, name streets and provide ...

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Car Parking Charges

Car Parking Charges Where charges apply, the fees are as shown below.  £1 for 3 hours and thereafter: Up to 1 hour 40p 1 to 2 hours 80p 2 to 3 hours £1.20 3 to

4

hours £1.60

4

to 5 hours £2.00 5 to 6 hours £2.40 6 to 7 hours £2.80 7 to 8 hours £3....

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Children's Lessons

Children's Swimming Lessons Swimming Lessons 2026 Would you like your child to learn to swim? Our Swimming Academy lessons are offered from Cookstown, Dungannon and Greenvale Leisure Centres.   Lessons are tailor-made to accommodate all ages and ability, from

4

years old...

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Ten Top Tips to Recycle Right in Mid Ulster

Ten Top Tips to Recycle Right in Mid Ulster Mid Ulster is consistently the leading council in terms of recycling, but we can all #StepItUp and 'Recycle Right' by following these 10 simple tips. 1. Make sure all the items for your blue bin are clean and dry before recycling...

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Applications Advertised 2025

Applications Advertised Planning applications January to December 2025 Planning applications are advertised every Monday on a weekly basis and also published in two local newspapers, currently the Tyrone Herald and County Derry Post.  You will find details of application...

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Affordable Warmth

Affordable Warmth2 A lot of people pay for home energy that's wasted because their home is not as energy efficient as it could be. You could be eligible for help with a range of energy efficiency measures. The Affordable Warmth Scheme is free of charge for eligible owner-occ...

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Bellaghy Regeneration

Bellaghy Regeneration Bellaghy has two significant cultural sites located in the centre of the village: Bellaghy Bawn which is owned by the Department for Communities; and Seamus Heaney HomePlace, which is operated and managed by HomeBawn Ltd.  Bellaghy Bawn Writer's Res...

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