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  • Council supports MMR vaccine catch-up programme to tackle threat of Measles

    23/02/2024 14:24:46

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  • "Meet the Experts" Event Inspires Mid Ulster District Council Tourism and Hospitality Businesses to

    25/10/2024 09:23:22

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  • Car Parking Charges

    13/06/2019 14:09:36

    Car Parking Charges Where charges apply, the fees are as shown below.  £1 for 3 hours and thereafter: Up to 1 hour 40p 1 to 2 hours 80p 2 to 3 hours £1.20 3 to 4 hours £1.60 4 to 5 hours £2.00 5 to 6 hours £2.40 6 to 7 hours £2.80 7 to 8 hours £3....

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  • Mid Ulster entrepreneurs urged to help shape Northern Ireland’s business success story

    31/07/2025 10:14:42

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  • Davagh Forest

    18/04/2019 13:00:36

    Davagh Forest The true definition of a hidden gem, Davagh Forest lies approximately 6 miles north west of Cookstown in an untouched rural landscape of rolling hills and sweeping forests. It includes a unique network of walking and mountain biking trails that cater for all abi...

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  • Rates Information

    17/05/2019 14:50:34

    Rates Information This section gives you information on Council rates, including how they are set and how the rates you pay are used to fund essential services and invest in the growth of Mid Ulster.   What are rates?  Rates are property taxes that fund public services. F...

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  • Social Media

    15/03/2024 15:12:42

    Social Media We recognise that social media has an important role to play in how we communicate with, engage and promote dialogue with our residents. The acceptable use of social media by customers and residents We acknowledge that everyone has the right to free speech. ...

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  • Dual Language Street Name Plate Policy

    17/01/2022 13:57:45

    Dual Language Street Name Plate Policy   The Council will apply this policy when considering applications for dual language signage expressing the name of the street in a language other than English, to both existing and new streets. The 1995 Order (Article 11 of The Loc...

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  • XL Bully Dogs

    05/08/2024 14:14:24

    XL Bully Dogs New legal safeguards came into effect for XL Bully type dogs in Northern Ireland on 5 July 2024. From this date, owners are not allowed to breed, sell, exchange, gift or abandon an XL Bully type dog, and they must keep their dog muzzled and on a lead when...

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  • Council supports charity cancer campaign urging rural community to ‘Nip It in the Bud’

    11/06/2025 15:27:43

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