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Register a birth

Register a birth Babies born in Northern Ireland must be registered within 42 days (6 weeks) of being born.   When you register your baby with us, you will get one free short form birth certificate and an Infant Registration Card (HS123). You can then register your baby ...

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Corporate Plan 2024 - 2028

Our Corporate Plan 2024 - 2028 A note from our Chair and Chief Executive Introduction Our Values Context Our Corporate Objectives Get Involved A note from our Chair and Chief Executive As a Council, in common with our citizens, we face many challenges ov...

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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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DS3 Digital Services, Support & Spaces

DS3: Digital Services, Support & Spaces What is DS3 and who is involved? DS3 is a major PEACEPLUS-funded project building more connected smart towns and villages using digital inclusion, innovation, community connectivity and cross‑border collaboration. The project is le...

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Mid South West Region Paves the Path to Sustainability with Net Zero Programme

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New Chair and Deputy Chair named at Council AGM

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Public Information Session On Wetland Park Plans For Maghera

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Requests for Tree Preservation Order Assessments

Requests for Tree Preservation Order Assessments Why Protect Trees? Trees can have important positive visual amenity values and can make an important contribution to the local environment, creating a varied, interesting and attractive landscape. They can help define the aes...

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Mid Ulster Jobs and Apprenticeship Fair to be held during Apprenticeship Week

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Affordable Warmth

Affordable Warmth **Service Update** Following a decision taken by the Department for Communities to change the referral process to the Affordable Warmth Scheme from applications to local councils to applications through a single provider (the Housing Executive), we are no...

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