Mid Ulster District Council Website

‘Taste Mid Ulster’ Market draws large crowd to Pomeroy

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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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Dangerous Structures

Dangerous Structures Maintaining Dangerous Structures The owners of buildings that adjoin or abut a public road or footpath have a duty to ensure that such buildings are maintained in a safe condition so as not to endanger persons using that road or footpath. Where stru...

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‘Taste Mid Ulster’ at Draperstown Market

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Your choices and rights

Your choices and rights You have a number of rights in relation to your information, and you can make a number of choices about how we collect and use it. For example, you can decide not to receive marketing material from us, tell us how you want to receive marketing co...

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Water Quality

Water Quality The Environmental Health Service will, on request, sample private water supplies and provide advice where necessary. Sampling takes place of public swimming pool water to ensure compliance with national quality and safety standards.  Councils are not respo...

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Disability Duties

Disability Duties As well as being a category under our Equality Duties, Section 49A of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (as amended by the Disability Discrimination (NI) Order 2006) requires the Council, in carrying out is functions, to have due regard to: Promo...

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Town Branding

Town Branding Mid Ulster's town centre branding projects give our towns a vibrant look and feel for both residents and visitors. They increase the towns profile both as a place to live, work and visit.  Three unique brands for Cookstown, Dungannon and Magherafelt help prom...

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Strand Two Building Respect for All Cultural Identities

Strand Two Building Respect for All Cultural Identities There are three theme to be addressed in Strand Two: Building Respect for All Cultural Identities: Culture, Arts and Heritage Our aim is to develop build greater awareness, understanding and appreciation of locally ...

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Good Relations Working Group

Good Relations Working Group The Council has established a Good Relations Working Group to assist in addressing its Section 75(2) duty under the Northern Ireland Act 1998 to give regard to the desirability of promoting good relations between persons of different religious be...

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