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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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New Town Business ‘Spruce Up’ Scheme Launched

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Seachtain na Gaeilge Celebrations Underway

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Corporate Service and Finance

Corporate Service and Finance The Corporate Service and Finance Department is responsible for financial management, including accounts payable, accounts received, salaries and wages and procurement. The Department is also responsible for legal services and the Council's Infor...

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Allotments

Allotments Gardening is good for you! There's a sense of achievement in growing your own fresh, seasonal, local produce. If you are looking for something that is an ideal way to meet like-minded people, get in contact with nature and be in touch with the natural environ...

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Gritting

Gritting The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) staff are on standby 24 hours a day to monitor and react according to adverse weather conditions. Mid Ulster District Council is not responsible for the gritting of roads and footpaths. This responsibility lies with the  Dep...

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Countdown On To Maghera Multi-Million Pound Public Realm Scheme

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Cookstown Place Shaping Plan set to carve out the future of Cookstown with its people, for its peopl

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Freedom of Information

Freedom of Information The Freedom of Information Act 2000 makes it easier for you to get information about us. This law, which came into force on 1 January 2005, allows anyone to ask for any information we hold. We already make a significant amount of information availabl...

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Mid Ulster awarded additional funding to tackle the sticky issue of chewing gum

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