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  • Forest Schools

    17/04/2019 16:27:13

    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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  • Ballygawley Nature Walk and Gardens

    19/07/2019 16:53:22

    Ballygawley Nature Walk and Gardens Ballygawley Nature Walk and Garden is a joint project between Mid Ulster District Council and Ballygawley Area Development Association Ltd. (BADA). The site has a combined wildlife garden and nature walk with a number of integrated raise...

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  • Allotments

    17/04/2019 16:28:01

    Allotments Gardening is good for you! There's a sense of achievement in growing your own fresh, seasonal, local produce. If you are looking for something that is an ideal way to meet like-minded people, get in contact with nature and be in touch with the natural environ...

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  • Ballygawley Nature Walk and Gardens

    18/09/2024 10:15:52

    Ballygawley Nature Walk and Gardens Ballygawley Nature Walk and Garden is a joint project between Mid Ulster District Council and Ballygawley Area Development Association Ltd. (BADA). The site has a combined wildlife garden and nature walk with a number of integrated raise...

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  • Representations received to Local Development Plan 2030 - Draft Plan Strategy

    15/10/2020 14:05:33

    Representations received to Local Development Plan 2030 - Draft Plan Strategy Mid Ulster District Council published its Local Development Plan 2030 - Draft Plan Strategy on 22nd February 2019 and public consultation and re-consultation on it have now closed. The represent...

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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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