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  • Business Registration Form

    16/05/2019 12:52:41

    Register your Mid Ulster business in our FREE online directory. If you would like your business to be listed, please use the form below to complete your details. Your business sector, description, address and contact information only will be published with the remaining...

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  • DMK draughting

    11/05/2023 13:54:10

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  • Blue Bin

    19/04/2019 15:12:32

    Blue Bin Your blue bin is for recycling All the material you place in your blue bin must be clean and dry. Items should be loose, not in plastic bags. Please remember, you must not use your blue bin to dispose of: Nappies Polystyrene or shredded paper Dirty...

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  • Procurement

    07/03/2019 12:41:35

    Procurement Quotations    Freedom of Information Statement  Goods and Services Terms and Conditions  Non Collusion Certificate   Certificate of Canvassing, Conflict of Interest Declaration Company Information Document  Fair Employment and T...

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  • Beartas Gaeilge / Irish language Policy

    06/08/2019 15:39:01

    Beartas Gaeilge / Irish language Policy Aithníonn Comhairle Ceantair Lár Uladh gur sochaí ilchultúrtha agus ilteangach í seo agus go bhfuil an Ghaeilge mar chuid lárnach d’oidhreacht teangeolaíochta, chultúrtha agus stairiúil an cheantair seo. Tá an Chomhairle tiomanta don G...

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  • Village Plans

    01/02/2019 15:44:49

    Village Plans From a village enhancement scheme in Ballygawley to 4 newly enhanced play parks in Caledon, Granville, Augher and Tobermore, Mid Ulster is beginning to see the results from the first projects to be completed under a £2.8M rural development programme. A total ...

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  • CivCo Breaks Ground on Maghera Public Realm Scheme

    18/07/2024 09:40:35

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  • Policing and Community Safety Partnership

    09/07/2019 09:40:47

    Policing and Community Safety Partnership Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs) are partnerships between local councils, other statutory and voluntary service providers and the community. Essentially PCSPs work to help make communities safer and ensure that th...

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  • A5 N2 Cross Border Committee Lobby Irish Minister

    14/05/2024 14:14:19

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  • Record Crowds Enjoy a Magical Evening at Lumarina in Ballyronan!

    18/08/2025 10:05:16

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