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Petroleum Licence

Petroleum Licence If you store petroleum you must be licensed by your local authority.​ You must comply with any conditions attached to a licence. Licences are not required for any petrol kept for private use or for sale that is not more than 570 millilitres per containe...

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Petroleum Licences

Petroleum Licences Petroleum If you store petroleum you must be licensed by Mid Ulster District Council. You must comply with any conditions attached to a licence.  Licences are not required for any petrol kept for private use or for sale that is not more than 570 milli...

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Corporate Plan 2024 - 2028 Progress

Corporate Plan 2024 - 2028 Progress The Council will report on progress of its Corporate Plan on a regular basis.  We use a series of key performance indicators, known as measures, to help us track our success in the delivery of strategic objectives. Our performance is l...

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Animal Welfare

Animal Welfare The Animal Welfare Act Under the Welfare of Animals Act (NI) 2011 a person who is responsible for an animal must ensure that its needs are met, and it is an offence to fail to take reasonable steps to ensure its welfare.  Causing an animal unnecessary suffe...

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Air Pollution

Air Pollution Councils assess and, where necessary, monitor air quality pollution. Further information on air quality in Northern Ireland including reports for the Mid Ulster District Council area can be found at:  airqualityni.co.uk . A copy of the most recent Department o...

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Ballyronan Wood

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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Parks and Open Spaces

Parks and Open Spaces We are proud to have award-winning parks and open spaces across Mid Ulster.  From stunning parks and scenery to the shores of Lough Neagh you'll find lots to explore in the great outdoors!   Pomeroy Forest Park  Journey through nature and spark y...

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Dungannon Park

Dungannon Park Dungannon Park is a 70 acre oasis centred round an idyllic stream fed lake only 2 miles from Dungannon town centre.   A network of interesting pathway walks, tennis courts, children's play area and barbeque site, treasure and orienteering trails and a mode...

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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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