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Safety Certificate for Sports Grounds

Safety Certificate for Sports Grounds If you operate a sports ground in Northern Ireland that holds more than 5,000 spectators, you may be required to hold a safety certificate. Apply for a safety certificate for sports grounds Apply to change a safety certificate for spo...

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Planning Application Validation Checklist

Planning Application Validation Checklist Guidance to help you submit a complete and valid planning application to Mid Ulster District Council. Overview This checklist explains the information you need to submit with your planning application. Providing all required i...

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Compliments Form

Compliments Form We are committed to providing a high standard of service delivery and welcome positive feedback from our customers.  We value your comments and use them to help shape and inform delivery of services. You can share your positive experience using our compl...

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Stage 2 - Draft Plan Strategy

Draft Plan Strategy Updates Section 15 Direction On 27th August 2026 the Department for Infrastructure issued a Section 15 Direction to Mid Ulster District Council. Department for Infrastructure Section 15 Direction   Schedule 1 - Modifications Table Departmen...

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Investing in Mid Ulster

Investing in Mid Ulster Investing in Mid Ulster - Building for a better future.  Mid Ulster Sports Arena Mid Ulster District Council has received an investment of £1.2m through Sport NI’s National Lottery Funded Multi Facility Fund. Thanks to this funding, Mid Ulster Sp...

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Food Businesses

Food Businesses Businesses that produce or prepare food for the public are inspected by our environmental health staff to make sure that: The food is safe to eat The description of the food doesn't mislead the consumer. Who will inspect my business? Environment...

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Jointly Registering Your Baby's Birth

Jointly Registering Your Baby's Birth Important notes for unmarried parents or parents not in a civil partnership Who is responsible for children?  Married parents or parents in a civil partnership are both responsible in law for their children. They both have parental...

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Pollution Prevention and Control

Pollution Prevention and Control If you carry out certain activities that are prescribed under Schedule 1 of the The Pollution Prevention and Control (Industrial Emissions) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2013 , then you must hold a permit for your installation or mobile p...

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Organisational Development

Organisation Development, Strategy and Performance The Organisation Department is responsible for all aspects of organisation development, corporate strategy development, performance, community planning, human resources, registration services, business support and customer se...

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Potholes

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