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Noise Pollution

Noise Pollution The most common noise complaints are about loud music, DIY work and barking dogs. If you have a problem with noisy neighbours, try talking to them and explaining calmly how the noise is affecting you. If that doesn't work, or you don't feel comfortable t...

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Statement of Community Involvement

Statement of Community Involvement The purpose of the Statement of Community Involvement is to set out policy for involving and engaging with the community in the production of the new Mid Ulster Local Development Plan (LDP) 2030, in the consideration of planning application...

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‘Vision, Impact, Lead’ – Mid Ulster Businesses Inspired to Think Big at Seventh Enterprise Week

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New Graphics

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Certificate of Fitness (Housing)

Certificate of Fitness (Housing) ​Under the Private Tenancies (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 (Article 33), we carry out inspections to check whether properties are fit to live in.​ Apply for a Certificate of Fitness Eligibility Criteria Landlords who own certain typ...

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Licensing

Licensing Licensing of businesses Licences are legally required to operate a wide range of businesses within the Mid Ulster District.   Licence

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  Entertainment Licence Where persons are admitted to a premises for the purposes of entertainment (subject...

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Edgeline Metal Roofing

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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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Signing of Mid South West Growth Deal in Cookstown

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Elle Designs

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