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Animal Welfare

Animal Welfare The Animal Welfare Act Under the Welfare of Animals Act (NI) 2011 a person who is responsible for an animal must ensure that its needs are met, and it is an offence to fail to take reasonable steps to ensure its welfare.  Causing an animal unnecessary suffe...

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Sperrin Technical Laboratories

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Household Memberships

Household Memberships Household Membership covers full access at all our 4 leisure centres: Cookstown, Dungannon, Greenvale and Maghera This applies to users living at the same address and includes a maximum of two users aged 19 years old and over and all users aged 18 y...

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Family Fayre and Pre-Loved Sale A Huge Success

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Investing in Mid Ulster

Investing in Mid Ulster Investing in Mid Ulster - Building for a better future.  Mid Ulster Sports Arena Mid Ulster District Council has received an investment of £1.2m through Sport NI’s National Lottery Funded Multi Facility Fund. Thanks to this funding, Mid Ulster Sp...

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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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Complaints

Complaints If you need to report an issue (e.g., missed bins, environmental issues such as noise, leisure issues or licensing), you can do so online by contacting us .  You can also contact our Customer Service Advisors by calling 03000 132 132 if you prefer to talk to someo...

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Mid Ulster Sports Awards

Mid Ulster Sports Awards 2026 The Mid Ulster Sports Awards aims to recognise those people who have excelled in the world of sport and recognise the valuable contribution and time commitment of individuals and teams across the Mid Ulster District Council area.​  Nominatio...

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Age Friendly Network NI celebrates five years of partnership

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Public Rights of Way

Public Rights of Way About Public Rights of Way Article 3 of the Access to the Countryside (Northern Ireland) Order 1983 places a duty on district councils to assert, protect and keep open any public rights of way within their district, and to compile maps of public rights...

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