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Business and Environment Awards

Business and Environment Awards The Mid Ulster District Council’s Business and Environment Awards 2026 aim to recognise businesses, groups and individuals who make a valuable contribution to the economy and the environment.  These awards are designed to recognise and ce...

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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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Application Evaluation Process for Entertainment Licence

Application Evaluation Process Entertainment Licences Applications must include: Three copies of plans of the building Certification of testing/ provision of fire fighting equipment Certification of installation/ testing fire alarm systems Certification of insta...

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Food Businesses

Food Businesses Businesses that produce or prepare food for the public are inspected by our environmental health staff to make sure that: The food is safe to eat The description of the food doesn't mislead the consumer. Who will inspect my business? Environment...

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Dog Owner Prosecuted for Second Time Following Livestock Worrying Offences

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Buy a Bin

Buy a Bin Purchase bins and replacement parts Bins and replacement parts can be purchased from the Council. You can now purchase household bins online.  If you purchase all 3 household bins (black, blue and brown) at the same time you'll save £18*  The normal househol...

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Hairdresser & Barber Registration

Hairdresser & Barber Registration If you operate as a hairdresser in Northern Ireland, you must be registered with your local district council.​ Apply to register your hairdressing or barber business Mid Ulster District Council has made by-laws relating to the followi...

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Societies Lotteries

Societies Lotteries Under the Betting, Gaming, Lotteries and Amusements (Northern Ireland) Order 1985 (the Order), it is unlawful for any society (ie club, institution, organisation or association of persons) to promote a public lottery, unless such a society is registered w...

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Council Urges Responsible Dog Ownership as Brighter Evenings Approach

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Magherafelt Named Best Kept Medium Town

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