Council buildings to light up to commemorate Covid-19 deaths

Mid Ulster District Council will light its buildings up blue on Friday 19 March to commemorate the anniversary of the first...

Petrol bomb attack on Cookstown house may have been linked to similar incident last month

Police are appealing for information following a report of a petrol bomb attack on a house in Cookstown early this morning...

Council condemns threats on two local journalists

Mid Ulster District Council has condemned recent threats made against local journalists and called for the government to invest in public...

Work on new £336K mountain bike trails underway at Davagh Forest

Work on a £336K investment programme to create a series of new mountain bike trails in Davagh Forest is now underway....

Lough Neagh fisherman fined after pleading guilty to breaches of Fisheries Legislation

A Lough Neagh fisherman has been fined after he pleaded guilty to a number of breaches of Fisheries Legislation. Martin Quinn...

Mid Ulster Council to investigate mobile catering unit operating in Davagh Forest

Mid Ulster District Council’s officers have confirmed they will investigate reports of a mobile catering unit trading at Davagh Forest without...

Police investigating petrol bomb attack on car outside house in Cookstown

Police are investigating an arson attack in the Gortreagh Road area of Cookstown on Monday night. It was reported that at...

Tyrone fisherman pleads guilty to three breaches of Fisheries Act

Lough Neagh fishermen given a conditional discharge for breaching Fisheries Act Today (Friday) at Dungannon Magistrates’ Court, a Lough Neagh commercial...

Councillor questions location of £1.7million tourist attraction

Despite seconding a proposal to approve Council expenditure of more than £150,000 on a sculpture in the Sperrins, a Dungannon councillor...

Investigation launched after confidential council business posted to social media

A Dungannon councillor has called for Mid Ulster District Council to launch an investigation following claims confidential minutes of a meeting...