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  • Coalisland Summer Bash Returns for 2025

    17/04/2025 12:14:19

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  • Jointly Registering Your Baby's Birth

    13/02/2023 11:26:10

    Jointly Registering Your Baby's Birth Important notes for unmarried parents or parents not in a civil partnership Who is responsible for children?  Married parents or parents in a civil partnership are both responsible in law for their children. They both have parental...

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  • Guidance on Commercial Food Waste

    13/06/2019 09:15:35

    Commercial Food Waste Food businesses are now required to separately collect their food waste. This page outlines if you are obligated and the actions you will need to take. Are you a food business? You operate a food business if you carry out activities related to th...

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  • Village Plans

    23/06/2019 10:43:19

    Village Plans Development of Village Plans In conjunction with local communities and other stakeholders, the Council has facilitated the development of Village Plans in over 50 different settlements. The Village Plans have been created to assist residents of the various...

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  • Mid Ulster Businesses Take First Steps into AI with Sold-Out Dungannon Event

    23/09/2025 10:56:46

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  • Vote for your Sporting Champions in Mid Ulster

    18/01/2024 10:22:29

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  • A5 N2 Cross Border Committee welcomes Minister Announcement

    02/10/2024 18:18:19

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  • ‘Taste Mid Ulster’ Market draws large crowd to Pomeroy

    01/07/2024 09:48:09

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  • Mid Ulster HR Employer Forum

    10/09/2025 09:58:18

    Mid Ulster HR Employer Forum A New Digital Network for Local HR Professionals and Employers The Mid Ulster HR Employer Forum is a new online platform hosted via a private LinkedIn group designed to connect HR professionals and employers across the Mid Ulster region. This p...

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  • Gritting

    22/07/2019 13:20:53

    Gritting The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) staff are on standby 24 hours a day to monitor and react according to adverse weather conditions. Mid Ulster District Council is not responsible for the gritting of roads and footpaths. This responsibility lies with the  Dep...

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