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  • Document Library

    08/06/2021 15:07:17

    Document Library Plan Documents Download Document MUDC101 Local Development Plan - Draft Plan Strategy 2030 MUDC102 SA (Incorporating SEA) Report – February 2019 MUDC103 SA (Incorporating SEA) Interim Report – November 2016 MUDC104 Sustainab...

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  • Guard Dog Kennels Registration

    11/06/2019 11:54:39

    Guard Dog Kennels Registration If you operate a guard dog kennels you must be registered with Mid Ulster District Council. Apply to register dog kennels If you are successful you will be provided with a certificate of registration. It is an offence not to display th...

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  • Junior Golf Academy

    02/09/2019 10:16:57

    Junior Golf Academy Saturday Coaching Programs Group coaching sessions for boys and girls aged 7-14yrs Maximum of 9 golfers (90 minute session) Sessions at 1.30pm - 3pm, or 3pm - 4.30pm  Held on Saturday afternoons, golfers will receive group coaching from our P...

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  • Pomeroy Forest Park

    25/06/2024 15:07:11

    Pomeroy Forest Park Journey through nature and spark your imagination all year round at Pomeroy Forest Park. A diverse, 176-hectare, Green Flag Award-winning woodland on the outskirts of Pomeroy. With gentle walking trails and memorable experiences for visitors of all ages,...

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  • Key Statistics

    01/02/2019 15:43:51

    Key Statistics What can Mid Ulster offer your business?    A rapidly-growing population Mid Ulster is the fastest growing Council area in Northern Ireland. Our multicultural population of 146,427 is forecast to grow to 165,000 by 2030.  Sixty-two percent of our...

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  • Mid Ulster District Council Strikes Rate for 2025/26

    10/02/2025 16:19:51

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

    01/07/2026 10:12:07

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  • Freedom of Information

    17/05/2019 14:52:39

    Freedom of Information The Freedom of Information Act 2000 makes it easier for you to get information about us. This law, which came into force on 1 January 2005, allows anyone to ask for any information we hold. We already make a significant amount of information availabl...

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  • Businesses learn to 'Create, Connect, Inspire’ this Enterprise Week

    18/10/2024 11:50:19

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