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  • Noise Pollution

    08/07/2019 15:46:22

    Noise Pollution The most common noise complaints are about loud music, DIY work and barking dogs. If you have a problem with noisy neighbours, try talking to them and explaining calmly how the noise is affecting you. If that doesn't work, or you don't feel comfortable t...

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  • High hedges

    06/08/2019 13:33:41

    High hedges Hedges can add a lot to a property and be a haven for wildlife but high hedges - those above 2 metres tall - could be causing a problem for your neighbour. To help resolve what can often be a tricky issue between neighbours, the Northern Ireland High Hedges A...

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  • Report Dead Wild Birds

    20/07/2023 15:53:32

    Report Dead Wild Birds New Way to Report Dead Wild Birds. DAERA has recently launched a ‘Dead Wild Bird Online Form’ a new tool designed to enhance surveillance and make the reporting of any findings of dead wild birds easier.   The reporting of dead wild birds is a ke...

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  • Applications Received 2022

    16/01/2023 12:11:08

    Applications Received 2022 In this section you will find a list of the valid planning applications received by the Council each week, grouped by month of the year. To view detailed maps and plans relating to all current applications, visit the Mid Ulster District Counci...

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  • Iniscarn Forest

    21/01/2022 11:02:40

    Iniscarn Forest Project Details The enhancements at Iniscarn Forest will focus on a new all-ability play area, covered outdoor seating area and the creation of a parking area with space for approximately 30 vehicles.   Access to the public will not be affected during th...

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  • Complaints Handling

    09/07/2026 15:10:02

    Complaints Handling Complaints Handling The Council is required to publish complaints data on a 6-monthly and annual basis.  All complaints are progressed in accordance with the new procedures, ensuring that the handling of complaints will be in line with statutory requirem...

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