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  • Dogs and Animal Welfare

    16/05/2019 16:13:51

    Dogs and Animal Welfare Be a responsible dog owner Owning and caring for an animal can be a source of great enjoyment. It is also a big responsibility.   The Council is responsible for dog control issues, including dog licensing, stray dogs, complaints about barking dogs...

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  • Innovation Print And Graphics

    28/06/2023 14:54:58

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  • The Mattress Boulevard

    27/01/2022 13:54:43

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  • Council Chair recognises local students involved in ‘Guardians of the Sperrins’ Project

    25/06/2025 14:19:21

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  • XL Bully Dogs

    05/08/2024 14:14:24

    XL Bully Dogs New legal safeguards came into effect for XL Bully type dogs in Northern Ireland on 5 July 2024. From this date, owners are not allowed to breed, sell, exchange, gift or abandon an XL Bully type dog, and they must keep their dog muzzled and on a lead when...

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  • Mid Ulster Labour Market Partnership launches Bounce Back Employability Programme for Young People

    21/02/2025 10:33:49

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  • Village Plans

    01/02/2019 15:44:49

    Village Plans From a village enhancement scheme in Ballygawley to 4 newly enhanced play parks in Caledon, Granville, Augher and Tobermore, Mid Ulster is beginning to see the results from the first projects to be completed under a £2.8M rural development programme. A total ...

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  • Food Premises Approval

    11/06/2019 11:17:15

    Food Premises Approval Apply online for Food Premises Approval Examples of types of premises that are required to be approved by the Council are standalone (ie not attached to a slaughter house, cutting plant or game handling establishment). Meat processing plant M...

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  • Microchipping

    23/06/2019 10:06:46

    Microchipping Microchipping involves having an identification tag inserted painlessly into your dog. A microchip is a tiny metal device which is injected under a dog's skin between its shoulder blades. It helps to identify dogs if they go missing or are stolen Every c...

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  • Skin safety in the workplace

    05/07/2019 11:54:10

    Skin safety in the workplace HSENI and the 11 Councils in Northern Ireland have partnered to deliver a health and safety awareness raising initiative focusing on safe skin. The Council will visit businesses to ensure that where appropriate, workers are given information, ...

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