Mid Ulster District Council Website

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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Walking Trails

Walks and Cycle Trails Whether powered by two legs or two wheels, Mid Ulster has ample opportunities for you to enjoy the great outdoors. Check out the range of walking and cycling trails available across the district.  Walking Trails  Cycle Trails

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Children's Lessons

Children's Swimming Lessons Swimming Lessons 2026 Would you like your child to learn to swim? Our Swimming Academy lessons are offered from Cookstown, Dungannon and Greenvale Leisure Centres.   Lessons are tailor-made to accommodate all ages and ability, from 4 years old...

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Rapidwall Limited

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PVC Modern Marble

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Wild and Free

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Entertainment Licence

Entertainment Licence Where persons are admitted to a premises for the purposes of entertainment (subject to charges), a licence must first be obtained from the Council.​ Apply online for an Entertainment Licence Apply online to change the terms or conditions of an Ente...

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Waste Reduction Tips

Waste Reduction Tips Reducing waste in your home Please be a Recycling Hero and help us in these unprecedented times by reducing the amount of waste you produce at home. We’ve listed some suggestions below to get you started: In the home  Recycle right using all of your...

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Petroleum Licence

Petroleum Licence If you store petroleum you must be licensed by your local authority.​ You must comply with any conditions attached to a licence. Licences are not required for any petrol kept for private use or for sale that is not more than 570 millilitres per containe...

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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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