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  • Register a birth

    17/04/2019 10:00:09

    Register a birth Babies born in Northern Ireland must be registered within 42 days (6 weeks) of being born.   When you register your baby with us, you will get one free short form birth certificate and an Infant Registration Card (HS123). You can then register your baby ...

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  • Contact the Labour Market Partnership

    30/11/2023 12:37:32

    Contact the Labour Market Partnership Get in touch with the Mid Ulster LMP team: Shelly Grimes LMP Manager Telephone: 0796 7320 205 Email: Shelly.Grimes@midulstercouncil.org   Colleen Bell LMP Project Officer Telephone: 0791 9496 306   Email: Colleen.Bel...

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  • Newline Architects

    11/01/2021 10:25:55

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  • Parks and Open Spaces

    17/04/2019 16:24:02

    Parks and Open Spaces We are proud to have award-winning parks and open spaces across Mid Ulster.  From stunning parks and scenery to the shores of Lough Neagh you'll find lots to explore in the great outdoors! Dungannon Park Dungannon Park is a 70 acre oasis centred r...

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  • Parks and Open Spaces

    18/09/2024 10:15:53

    Parks and Open Spaces We are proud to have award-winning parks and open spaces across Mid Ulster.  From stunning parks and scenery to the shores of Lough Neagh you'll find lots to explore in the great outdoors! Dungannon Park Dungannon Park is a 70 acre oasis centred r...

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  • Equality Impact Assessments

    24/07/2019 17:06:13

    Equality Impact Assessments An Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA) is a thorough and systematic analysis of a policy. Its purpose is to improve the work of the council by making sure we promote equality and do not discriminate. The assessment makes reference to the nine equali...

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  • Giant Hogweed

    10/07/2020 11:19:24

    Giant Hogweed Be aware of Giant hogweed and avoid contact. Do not touch - Giant Hogweed can cause serious burns. In case of contact - Seek immediate shelter from the sun (exposure to sap makes skin hypersensitive to sunlight and UV rays). Thoroughly wash exposed skin ...

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  • Mid Ulster Jobs & Apprenticeships Fair to be held during Mid Ulster Enterprise Week

    04/11/2024 10:37:46

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  • Council Successfully Prosecutes Dungannon Couple For Sheep Worrying Offences

    14/06/2024 14:54:57

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  • Students Attend Irish Language Careers Information Day 2024 

    11/03/2024 11:13:15

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