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High hedges

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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Mambo Marketing

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Huge crowds attend Cookstown Halloween event!

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Street Naming

Street Naming Naming and numbering of properties We're responsible for the naming of streets and numbering of properties in Mid Ulster.  The Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) (NI) Order 1995 affords Council discretion to approve numbers, name streets and provide ...

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Pomeroy Forest Park

Pomeroy Forest Park Journey through nature and spark your imagination all year round at Pomeroy Forest Park. A diverse, 176-hectare, Green Flag Award-winning woodland on the outskirts of Pomeroy. With gentle walking trails and memorable experiences for visitors of all ages,...

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Chair appeals for responsible dog ownership at Mid Ulster’s public parks

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

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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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Corporate Improvement Planning

Corporate Improvement Plan and Objectives Our Improvement Plan The Council is focused on the provision of quality services throughout the District area and has established arrangements which support continuous improvement in everything that we do.​ This is in line with th...

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DfI Planning Stats Show Mid Ulster Performance Improvement

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