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Forest Schools

Forest Schools What is Forest School? The Forest School movement originated in Denmark. It has been an integral part of Early years education since the 1980’s when it was introduced as part of an expansion of nursery provision. It is based on the idea that young children ...

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Council Celebrates Arts, Culture and Community Excellence at Prestigious Awards Ceremony

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Taste Mid Ulster Restaurant Week To Return

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Changing Places and Accessible Toilets

Changing Places and Accessible Toilets There are a number of Changing Places and accessible toilets available across Mid Ulster.  People with profound and multiple learning disabilities or with physical disabilities such as spinal injuries, muscular dystrophy and multipl...

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Cookstown Place Shaping Plan

Cookstown Place Shaping Plan Overview  The people of Cookstown are invited to help shape the future of their town as part of an exciting new initiative that will explore how Cookstown can be improved for everyone who lives, works, visits and invests here.   The Cookst...

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Bellaghy Regeneration

Bellaghy Regeneration Bellaghy has two significant cultural sites located in the centre of the village: Bellaghy Bawn which is owned by the Department for Communities; and Seamus Heaney HomePlace, which is operated and managed by HomeBawn Ltd.  Bellaghy Bawn Writer's Res...

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Mid Ulster District Council joins local groups in seizing the 'OpportUNiTY’ to celebrate Good Relati

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Multiply your numeracy skills with the new ‘Multiply’ Programme

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Put Yourself in the Driving Seat with the Mid Ulster LMP Transport Employment Academy

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Mid Ulster awarded additional funding to tackle the sticky issue of chewing gum

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