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  • Absolute Organic Wine

    18/05/2023 19:10:23

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  • Ending Violence Against Women and Girls

    26/02/2025 14:54:38

    Ending Violence Against Women and Girls Violence against women and girls is a systemic and deep-rooted problem in our society. It is a problem that is hidden in plain sight and every day we see how it is affecting the lives of women and girls, wherever they learn, live, and ...

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  • Heatserv Mechanical

    24/10/2023 20:12:40

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  • Mid Ulster District Council Strikes Rate for 2025/26

    10/02/2025 16:19:51

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  • FSA and Local Council Research Shows Children’s Menus Need Improvement 

    04/04/2024 12:10:37

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  • Support for Ukraine

    04/03/2022 09:51:58

    Support for Ukraine There is a groundswell of support across Mid Ulster for the people of Ukraine and as always, our community and voluntary sector is responding to coordinate aid for the country. This is a list of those organisations which are currently accepting donation...

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  • Giant Hogweed

    18/09/2024 10:15:55

    Giant Hogweed Be aware of Giant hogweed and avoid contact. Do not touch - Giant Hogweed can cause serious burns. In case of contact - Seek immediate shelter from the sun (exposure to sap makes skin hypersensitive to sunlight and UV rays). Thoroughly wash exposed skin ...

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  • Safety Certificate for Sports Grounds

    11/06/2019 19:36:26

    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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  • LIVE Mid Ulster Officially Launched

    09/03/2026 08:16:49

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  • Labour Market Partnership Overview

    30/11/2023 09:07:02

    Labour Market Partnership Overview The Mid Ulster Labour Market Partnership (LMP) has been established as part of the Department for Communities’ (DfC) Employability NI programme, which aims to design, procure and implement a fresh suite of employability initiatives to suppor...

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