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Dual Language Street Name Plate Policy

Dual Language Street Name Plate Policy   The Council will apply this policy when considering applications for dual language signage expressing the name of the street in a language other than English, to both existing and new streets. The 1995 Order (Article 11 of The Loc...

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Weddings and Civil Ceremonies

Weddings and Civil Ceremonies If you wish to hold a civil marriage or civil partnership registration in premises in Northern Ireland, they must first be approved by the Council. Apply to have a place approved for weddings and civil ceremonies Eligibility Criteria -  ...

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Application Evaluation Process

Application Evaluation Process The Application Process (Registration of a premises for Weddings and Civil Ceremonies) The information provided below is intended as a step-by-step guide through the process that an application for an 'Approved Place for Marriage' is subjec...

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Street Trading Licence

Street Trading Licence If you wish to trade in the street in Northern Ireland, you must obtain a licence from your local district council. Apply for a street trading licence Apply to change a street trading licence Applications must be made in writing and will b...

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New Town Business ‘Spruce Up’ Scheme Launched

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Mid Ulster Residents Move More with Macmillan

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Tourism and Hospitality SMEs Gain Net Zero Support

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Council launches new Bike Reuse Scheme during first ever NI Repair Week

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Grants Opening to Help Mid Ulster Businesses Train Staff

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Mid Ulster LMP Multiply Workshops continue in November

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