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  • Vision, Impact, Lead: The Cornerstones of Success this Enterprise Week 2025

    17/10/2025 09:43:07

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  • Mc Erlean Plastering Limited

    18/02/2021 11:10:26

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  • Mid Ulster Metal Crafts

    07/02/2022 18:58:40

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  • Toner Construction

    10/12/2024 10:44:30

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  • Affordable Warmth

    31/05/2019 11:51:28

    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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  • Preferred Options Paper

    25/07/2019 11:11:41

    Preferred Options Paper Following extensive  preparatory work and data gathering  Mid Ulster District Council published their Local Development Plan 2030 Preferred Options Paper (POP) together with a Sustainability Appraisal Interim Report. A  series of policy reviews  ...

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  • 2 Plan NI

    23/12/2020 16:39:56

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  • Tree Preservation Order Procedures

    18/01/2023 12:11:51

    Tree Preservation Order Procedures In accordance to the Planning Act (NI) 2011, where it is expedient to make a tree preservation order, the Planning Department will normally make a provisional tree preservation order first. What is a Provisional Tree Preservation Order? ...

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  • Bellaghy Regeneration

    12/03/2025 14:54:24

    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 owned and managed by Mid Ulster District Council.  Bellaghy Bawn ...

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  • Requests for Tree Preservation Order Assessments

    15/03/2022 16:48:52

    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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