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  • How to use Leisure Hub

    10/07/2020 09:22:45

    The Leisure Hub The Leisure Hub is a new self-service customer platform for Mid Ulster District Council leisure users and offers a range of features that enable you to interact with our leisure facilities. It is designed to give you complete control over your memberships, pa...

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  • Reusable Nappy Scheme

    17/05/2021 14:30:09

    Reusable Nappy Scheme Families in Mid Ulster can now avail of the Council's Reusable Nappy Scheme. By swapping to reusable nappies, Mid Ulster residents with small children in their household can dramatically reduce the amount of waste in their black bins as well as save m...

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  • Parking Fines

    13/06/2019 14:15:15

    Parking Fines Examples of contraventions to parking restrictions include: Parking without clearly displaying a valid pay and display ticket Parking for longer than the paid time Not parking wholly within the markings of the bay or space Parking in a disabled per...

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  • Walking Trails

    18/09/2024 10:15:57

    Walks and Cycle Trails Whether powered by two legs or two wheels, Mid Ulster has ample opportunities for you to enjoy the great outdoors. Check out the range of walking and cycling trails available across the district.  Walking Trails  Cycle Trails

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  • Council Departments

    17/05/2019 16:14:08

    Council Departments The Council has six directorates: Chief Executive Department Capital, Planning and Property Services Communities and Place Environment Corporate Service and Finance Organisation Development, Strategy and Performance

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  • Elections 2019

    02/07/2019 10:05:41

    Elections The local government elections took place on Thursday 2 May 2019. In Mid Ulster, 40 Councillors were elected in 7 District Electoral Areas.  2019 Election Results Carntogher DEA  Clogher Valley DEA Cookstown DEA Dungannon DEA ...

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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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