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  • Blue Bin

    19/04/2019 15:12:32

    Blue Bin Your blue bin is for recycling All the material you place in your blue bin must be clean and dry. Items should be loose, not in plastic bags. Please remember, you must not use your blue bin to dispose of: Nappies Polystyrene or shredded paper Dirty...

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  • Buy a Bin

    19/04/2019 09:38:42

    Buy a Bin Purchase bins and replacement parts Bins and replacement parts can be purchased from the Council. You can now purchase household bins online.  If you purchase all 3 household bins (black, blue and brown) at the same time you'll save £15*  The normal househol...

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  • Engineering Plastics Limited

    09/01/2021 13:49:27

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  • Kids and Bibs Daycare Limited

    28/01/2022 12:50:09

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  • D. Wilson Contracts

    15/08/2023 10:26:35

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  • Apply Online

    18/05/2022 10:36:54

    Apply Online To apply for planning permission or consent, please use one of the following forms:  Planning Application Form P1 - Permission to Develop Land  The P1 is the main planning application form for seeking permission to develop land. It can be used for applicat...

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  • Strand Three Local Community Regeneration and Transformation

    19/03/2025 12:19:37

    Strand Three Local Community Regeneration and Transformation Strand Three: Local Community Regeneration and Transformation focuses on Environment and Biodiversity (TRAAD Point Capital).  This strand focusses on revitalising an underused building on the shores of Lough Neag...

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  • Ten Top Tips to Recycle Right in Mid Ulster

    27/09/2021 15:33:51

    Ten Top Tips to Recycle Right in Mid Ulster Mid Ulster is consistently the leading council in terms of recycling, but we can all #StepItUp and 'Recycle Right' by following these 10 simple tips. 1. Make sure all the items for your blue bin are clean and dry before recycling...

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  • Digital Connectivity Guide for Councillors Launched by NILGA

    02/05/2025 11:56:39

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  • Noise Pollution

    08/07/2019 15:46:22

    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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