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Forest Development Scoping Study

Forest Development Scoping Study As part of the Council's Outdoor Recreation Strategic Plan, forests within the district have been identified as a key resource for the future development of outdoor recreation.  On behalf of the Council, Outdoor Recreation Northern Irelan...

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Cemetery Fees

Cemetery Fees Cemetery Fees agreed by Council from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. Fee Category ​Charges 2025 - 2026 Purchase of grave plot £252.00 Interment Charge (Adults) £252.00 Interment Charge (Children U18, Still born, etc.) No Charg...

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Performance

Performance The Council is committed to continuous improvement in the delivery of its services and functions and in helping to achieve its vision, values and corporate priorities. We plan and measure our performance through: Corporate Improvement Planning View our Corp...

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Future Leader Fellowships

Future Leader Fellowships UK Research and Innovation works in partnership with universities, research organisations, businesses, charities, and government to create the best possible environment for research and innovation to flourish.  Future Leaders Fellowships will gr...

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Vote for your Sporting Champions in Mid Ulster

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Food Businesses

Food Businesses Businesses that produce or prepare food for the public are inspected by our environmental health staff to make sure that: The food is safe to eat The description of the food doesn't mislead the consumer. Who will inspect my business? Environment...

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Business Directory

Business Directory Our business directory provides the ability to quickly find a car mechanic, plumber or manufacturer.  Over 1700 businesses have registered on the FREE Mid Ulster Business Directory.    Business details are shown by sector (alphabetically) and can be f...

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Forest Schools

Forest Schools What is Forest School? The Forest School movement originated in Denmark. It has been an integral part of Early years education since the 1980’s when it was introduced as part of an expansion of nursery provision. It is based on the idea that young children ...

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Register a death

Register a death Due to the COVID-19 pandemic registering a death can now be carried out remotely by telephone rather than in person at the registration office.   Current Registration Process: When a person dies, the doctor will send the 'cause of death’ certificate ...

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Skin safety in the workplace

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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