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How will your information be used?

How will your information be used? We, the Council (Data Controller) use your information for various statutory and legitimate reasons eg Providing and selling goods and services. We may share your data with other vital partners eg contracted to carry out public tasks t...

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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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CivCo Breaks Ground on Maghera Public Realm Scheme

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Cookstown Place Shaping Plan

Cookstown Place Shaping Plan Overview  The people of Cookstown are invited to help shape the future of their town as part of an exciting new initiative that will explore how Cookstown can be improved for everyone who lives, works, visits and invests here.   The Cookst...

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Bulky Waste Collections

Bulky Waste Collections Arrange a bulky waste collection We will collect up to 3 items through our bulky waste collection service, for which there is a £6   charge. Examples of what we will collect: Cookers, fridges, carpets, suites of furniture and mattresses (for h...

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Changing Places and Accessible Toilets

Changing Places and Accessible Toilets There are a number of Changing Places and accessible toilets available across Mid Ulster.  People with profound and multiple learning disabilities or with physical disabilities such as spinal injuries, muscular dystrophy and multipl...

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Food Allergies

Food Allergies What is a food allergy? A food allergy is a rapid and potentially serious response to a food by your immune system. It can trigger classic allergy symptoms such as a rash, wheezing and itching. The most common food allergies among adults are fish, shellfis...

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Rural Needs

Rural Needs Mid Ulster District Council has a statutory duty under the Rural Needs Act (NI) 2016 to consider rural needs in the development of new policies, plans or strategies and in any service design/delivery decisions. For the purpose of having due regard to rural ne...

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Preferred Options Paper

Preferred Options Paper Following extensive  preparatory work and data gathering  Mid Ulster District Council published their Local Development Plan 2030 Preferred Options Paper (POP) together with a Sustainability Appraisal Interim Report. A  series of policy reviews  ...

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Community Support Newsletter

Community Support Newsletter The Community Support Newsletter contains useful information relevant to local communities about things such as Council events and programmes; grant and funding programmes; courses, classes and activities taking place across the district; public ...

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