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  • Who we are

    29/07/2019 16:17:35

    Who we are Data Controller Name: Mid Ulster District Council Address: C/o Dungannon Office, Circular Road, Dungannon, BT71 6DT Data Protection Officer Barry O’Hagan T: 03000 132 132 E:  barry.ohagan@midulstercouncil.org Get in touch by contacting the Data...

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

    11/09/2024 10:08:16

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  • Recycling for Schools

    19/04/2019 09:40:10

    Recycling for Schools Get your school involved in recycling We have a dedicated team of Recycling Education Officers to help schools raise awareness of environmental issues and promote recycling. Our Recycling Education team offers: Tailored interactive talks for diffe...

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  • Multiply your numeracy skills with the new ‘Multiply’ Programme

    05/09/2024 15:04:44

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  • Council Chair Attends New Visitor Centre Opening in Swatragh

    06/09/2024 15:59:08

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  • Chair attends A29 Cookstown Bypass Consultation Event

    18/04/2024 16:14:20

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  • CivCo Breaks Ground on Maghera Public Realm Scheme

    18/07/2024 09:40:35

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  • Walking Trails

    18/09/2024 10:15:57

    Walks and Cycle Trails Whether powered by two legs or two wheels, Mid Ulster has ample opportunities for you to enjoy the great outdoors. Check out the range of walking and cycling trails available across the district.  Walking Trails  Cycle Trails

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  • Council Departments

    17/05/2019 16:14:08

    Council Departments The Council has six directorates: Chief Executive Department Capital, Planning and Property Services Communities and Place Environment Corporate Service and Finance Organisation Development, Strategy and Performance

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  • Ballyronan Wood

    21/01/2022 11:06:39

    Ballyronan Wood The woodland walk was first created in the early 1980s and since there has undergone minor repairs. The woodland walk is prone to seasonal closures due to flooding, given its close proximity to the Lough. Ballyronan Marina has been extensively redeveloped in 2...

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