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Requests for Tree Preservation Order Assessments

Requests for Tree Preservation Order Assessments Why Protect Trees? Trees can have important positive visual amenity values and can make an important contribution to the local environment, creating a varied, interesting and attractive landscape. They can help define the aes...

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Constitutional Change

Constitutional Change At a meeting of Mid Ulster District Council on 27 May 2021, the following motion was passed: That this Council recognises that the discussions about a constitutional change is now well underway and this Council has a duty to consult with its ratepaye...

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Moy Reproductions and Antiques

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PVC Modern Marble

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BR Modern Interiors

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Hamill Architects LTD

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Affordable Warmth

Affordable Warmth **Service Update** Following a decision taken by the Department for Communities to change the referral process to the Affordable Warmth Scheme from applications to local councils to applications through a single provider (the Housing Executive), we are no...

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Brown Bin

Brown Bin Brown bins are for food and garden waste Garden waste including grass cuttings, leaves, cuttings and prunings, shrubs and weeds, twigs and branches.  Along with all food waste including dairy, fish, fruit and vegetable peeling, meat and bones, tea and coffee ground...

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New Graphics

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Tree Preservation Order Procedures

Tree Preservation Order Procedures In accordance to the Planning Act (NI) 2011, where it is expedient to make a tree preservation order, the Planning Department will normally make a provisional tree preservation order first. What is a Provisional Tree Preservation Order? ...

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