Mid Ulster District Council Website

Digital Connectivity Guide for Councillors Launched by NILGA

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Broadband

Broadband Better broadband is a key priority towards growing the local economy as identified within Mid Ulster District Council’s 'Our Plan for Growth'. The quality and reach of fixed broadband infrastructure in Mid Ulster is improving and ongoing initiatives are assist...

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Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Statement Accessibility Statement for Mid Ulster District Council This accessibility statement applies to www.midulstercouncil.org This website is run by Mid Ulster District Council. We want as many people as possible to be able to use this website. For e...

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Register a birth

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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Mid Ulster LMP Launches Second Year of Bounce Back Programme for Young People

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Neighbourhood Renewal

Neighbourhood Renewal In June 2003, Government launched “ People and Place – A strategy for Neighbourhood Renewal ” designed to target those communities throughout Northern Ireland suffering the highest levels of deprivation with an aim to reduce the social and economic ineq...

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DS3 Digital Services, Support & Spaces

DS3: Digital Services, Support & Spaces What is DS3 and who is involved? DS3 is a major PEACEPLUS-funded project building more connected smart towns and villages using digital inclusion, innovation, community connectivity and cross‑border collaboration. The project is le...

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New Chair and Deputy Chair named at Council AGM

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Coalisland Capital Projects

Coalisland Capital Projects Coalisland Revitalisation Project Project Details This project consists of environmental improvements to the Lineside area of Coalisland, creating a pedestrian walkway, linking the town centre with Gortgonis Leisure Hub.  The works to the t...

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Junior Park Run

Junior Park Run Junior Park Runs are open to boys and girls ages 4 to 14 years old. Participants can walk, run or jog at their own pace round the 2k course. While it's completely free to join in, you must initially register before your first run. You'll then bring along th...

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