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Mid Term Revised Objectives & Actions

Mid Term Revised Objectives & Actions Theme 1 & 2 Economic Growth and Infrastructure Objective 1.1: Ensure that our economy is thriving, robust and able to withstand economic pressures Action 1.1a: Develop and implement a strategy and plan to increase employability and la...

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Blue Green Algae

Blue Green Algae The public should be aware of the dangers posed by poisonous plants and algae growing in the environment, but especially along riverbanks and in wet grassland or edges of lakes. In warmer weather conditions, there can be a rapid increase in the growth of alg...

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Swimming Pool Child Admissions Policy

Swimming Pool Child Admissions Policy Parent/Guardian to Child Ratios All children under 8 years of age must always be accompanied by an adult (a responsible person 16 years old or over, or the child’s parent) The table below outlines the child: parent/responsible pers...

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Minister visits Manor Park, Moneymore  

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Sport NI awards £1.2m of National Lottery funding for MUSA

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Departments and Council invest on the ground at Clady

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Cookstown Place Shaping Plan commences second round of engagement on key themes and proposals

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General Information

Building Control - General Information Building Control is responsible for ensuring that Building Regulations are enforced. The standards include requirements on health, structural stability, fire safety, energy conservation and accessibility.  Building Control is respo...

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Our Shared Community

Our Shared Community Many areas were identified by the Good Relations Audit, which require addressing through the Good Relations Action Plan   (March 2018 Locus Management Consultancy): Segregation in terms of education, housing and sport across the district results in lim...

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Litter

Litter and the law Mid Ulster District Council is responsible for enforcing laws on litter. We also deal with a range of other offences like fly-tipping, graffiti, fly-posting and  dog fouling . Under the  Litter (Northern Ireland) Order 1994 , it's a criminal offence to d...

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