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  • Beautiecode

    15/04/2026 17:20:15

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  • New Community Facilities

    19/01/2023 15:16:41

    New Community Facilities New £2.5M community facilities have opened up shared spaces for local people to enjoy, including a new Church of Ireland Hall, a 3-G multi-use games area at the Presbyterian Church hall and a new gym at the Pomeroy Plunkett’s GAC. New gym at Pomer...

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  • Wandering and Dead Animals

    17/07/2026 11:14:09

    Wandering and Dead Animals There are several different circumstances where you might find a wandering or a dead animal. This page gives advice on how to deal with some of the more common circumstances.  If you need further advice, or If you need to report an animal welfa...

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  • Rural Regeneration

    01/02/2019 15:42:17

    Rural Regeneration With two thirds of residents living in rural areas, Mid Ulster has a focus on supporting its rural communities and rural enterprise. A new Local Action Group for Mid Ulster has now been formed.  Mid Ulster Rural Development Partnership will take fo...

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  • Apply Online

    18/05/2022 10:36:54

    Apply Online To apply for planning permission or consent, please use one of the following forms:  Planning Application Form P1 - Permission to Develop Land  The P1 is the main planning application form for seeking permission to develop land. It can be used for applicat...

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  • Local Development Plan 2030 - Draft Plan Strategy and Supporting Documents

    16/10/2020 11:12:02

    Local Development Plan 2030 - Draft Plan Strategy and Supporting Documents The  Draft Plan Strategy sets out the Council’s vision for planning land use up to 2030 and details the objectives, spatial planning framework and planning policies which we propose to use to deliver ...

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  • Jointly Registering Your Baby's Birth

    13/02/2023 11:26:10

    Jointly Registering Your Baby's Birth Important notes for unmarried parents or parents not in a civil partnership Who is responsible for children?  Married parents or parents in a civil partnership are both responsible in law for their children. They both have parental...

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