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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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  • ‘Taste Mid Ulster’ at Moy Market

    08/02/2024 15:03:06

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  • Mid Ulster District Council joins local groups in seizing the 'OpportUNiTY’ to celebrate Good Relati

    11/09/2024 10:08:16

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  • Health and Safety

    05/07/2019 11:39:23

    Health and Safety Environmental Health provides advice to businesses, employees and members of the public by signposting health and safety information and guidance. We enforce health and safety law through the inspection of workplaces and the investigation of accidents and c...

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  • Cemetery Fees

    17/04/2019 10:56:49

    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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  • Mid Ulster Pilates and Physiotherapy

    17/05/2023 12:15:54

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  • Saltmarine Cars

    16/03/2021 14:46:54

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  • Mid South West Partners Unite To Lobby Stormont

    25/09/2024 08:23:52

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  • Certificate of Fitness (Housing)

    11/06/2019 11:35:55

    Certificate of Fitness (Housing) ​Under the Private Tenancies (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 (Article 33), we carry out inspections to check whether properties are fit to live in.​ Apply for a Certificate of Fitness Eligibility Criteria Landlords who own certain typ...

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  • Dog Fouling

    14/06/2019 15:52:42

    Dog Fouling If you allow your dog to foul in a public place without cleaning up the mess, you are committing an offence and could be fined £50. Bag It and Bin It! If you don’t pay this fine, we can take you to court where the fine could increase to up to £500 Reme...

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