Mid Ulster District Council Website

Recycling for Schools

Recycling for Schools Get your school involved in recycling We have a dedicated team of Recycling Education Officers to help schools raise awareness of environmental issues and promote recycling. Our Recycling Education team offers: Tailored interactive talks for diffe...

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Councillors Code of Conduct

Councillors Code of Conduct The Northern Ireland Local Government Code of Conduct for Councillors (the Code) sets out principles and rules of conduct which Councillors must observe.  If you have evidence that a Councillor or former Councillor, may have breached the Code, yo...

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Local Development Plan

Local Development Plan Mid Ulster District Council is responsible for the preparation of a Local Development Plan for the District.  The purpose of the Mid Ulster District Council Local Development Plan, comprising the Plan Strategy and Local Policies Plan, is to inform ...

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TPO Legislative Context

TPO Legislative Context The Council Planning Department has a discretional planning power to make a Tree Preservation Order.  The legal parameters for making a Tree Preservation Order are set out in The Planning Act (Northern Ireland) 2011. The Planning Act (NI) 2011  S...

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Equality

Equality Equality is at the core of the Council’s business.  We will provide you with information, documents and reports on how we are fulfilling our duties under Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act 1998 which requires the Council to have due regard to the need to promo...

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Greenvale Leisure Centre Opening Hours

Greenvale Leisure Centre Opening Hours The opening times for our sports and leisure facilities can be found below. Bank holiday opening times may vary.  Gym Sessions and Lane Swimming Day Time Monday - Friday                                                   ...

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Key Statistics

Key Statistics What can Mid Ulster offer your business?    A rapidly-growing population Mid Ulster is the fastest growing Council area in Northern Ireland. Our multicultural population of 146,427 is forecast to grow to 165,000 by 2030.  Sixty-two percent of our...

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Successful first ‘Taste Mid Ulster’ Market at Moy

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Continental Market Returns to Cookstown

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Forest Schools

Forest Schools Forest Schools are an exciting and inspirational experience for children encouraging them to: Work as part of a team Build confidence and self-esteem Explore all senses Develop communication skills Working in partnership with Northern Ireland ...

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