Mid Ulster

MLA Patsy McGlone

Mr McGlone said the concerns of family farms should be recognised

At the launch of the Mid Ulster Labour Market Partnership Childminding Academy are Grainne Scullion, NICMA, Damian Power, Chair of Mid Ulster Labour Market Partnership Patricia Lewsley-Mooney CBE, CEO NICMA, Sinead Daly, local childminder, and Ronan.

Bid to boost affordable childcare

Mid Ulster District Council Chair Eugene McConnell with Mrs Claus and some very special helpers.

Mid Ulster is your Home for Christmas this festive season

Minister Muir pictured with (L-R) Eamon McHugh, Road Safety Contracts, Dr Patrick Ward, Alltech, Dr Paul Madden Director, Centre for Competitiveness, Dr James Young, Project Technical Lead, David Henderson, Tobermore and David Millar CEMCOR. (Pic: Freelance)

£4m awarded to Sustainable Utilisation of Livestock Slurry SBRI Phase 2 company

Patsy McGlone MLA

Assembly debates motion on the Farmers’ Basic Payment Scheme

The Magherafelt-based Oakleaf Group has acquired The Central Inn in Cookstown as part of Neil McCloy, site manager, and Nicolette Campbell, quantity surveyor, of Oakleaf Contracts are overseeing a major refurbishment which will see the venue transformed into ‘The 40 Thieves’, an Irish-American style pub that promises to give patrons ‘a taste of the 19th century Big Apple’. In addition, Oakleaf will be creating 23 new serviced apartments above and to the rear of the bar, in a ‘town centre living’ initiative to help revitalise William Street and encourage people to live there. The 40 Thieves is due to open its doors in July 2024, with the first phase of apartments expected to be released to the public in June.

Central Inn in Cookstown acquired as part of £3m investment in Mid Ulster

SDLP MLA Patsy McGlone

McGlone raises plight of NI farmers with Minister Muir

Mid Ulster District Council Chair Dominic Molloy welcoming the launch of the new Mid Ulster LMP Employability & Skills Register.

Mid Ulster LMP Launch New Employability & Skills Register

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Steering wheels removed during car break-ins

Patsy McGlone MLA

SDLP meet DAERA on Lough Neagh concerns

Coco was a much-loved family pet. (Pic supplied by owner)

Community 'horrified' after much-loved pet is found dead

A child's rocking horse. Pic: Scarva Auctions

A full set of Ration tickets from the Irish famine of 1847 it up for auction

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Police to question man over Mid Ulster incidents

Police are making the farming community aware so that precautions can be taken to try and prevent any further incidents.

A number of sheep are put down following dog attack

Three police cars badly damaged after being rammed by tractor

Farmers warned they could be penalised for cutting hedges
Farmers are being warned that they could be penalised for cutting hedges between 1 March and 31 August.
Ruth Rodgers

DAERA Minister Edwin Poots MLA is pictured with Mid Ulster Council Chair Councillor Paul McLean, Chairperson of the Pomeroy District Sports and Cultural Association Keith Buchanan MLA and members of the association at the new facilities at the pitch in Pomeroy, County Tyrone.

Poots kicks off new pitch on rural recreation in Mid Ulster

£500k investment to boost rural tourism in Mid Ulster

McGlone committed to all island Animal Cruelty Register

Covid-19 case rates have dropped across nearly 95 per cent of local authorities in the UK (Photo: Getty Images)

Covid cases have dropped in nearly 95% of the UK - here’s how regions compare

Brexit leaves hole in TB eradication efforts

Agri-Food Co-operation Scheme is now open

‘Risk of no trade deal remains high’

‘Don’t bargain food safety for quick US trade deal’

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Pollinator plan being developed to protect Ulster bee population

Phillip Hill, Managing Director

Capper Trading given green light for £15m hub

The Mid Ulster teens championing women in agriculture
Magherafelt’s Rainey Endowed School has an extremely large rural catchment area.
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Gillian and horse Gadaffi on their way to winning the 80cm competition.

Mid Ulster gymkhana boost for Marie Curie

Concern at Mercosur deal fall-out - McGlone

Patsy McGlone

Politicaluncertainty risks chaos and economic'¨devastation: McGlone

Stolen tractor recovered

Police issue '˜friendly reminder' to young farmers after stopping teenage driver

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National Trust announces free open days

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Police recover stolen tractor with help from Air Support

Sadness: Veteran Mid Ulster ploughman passes away

Cattle

Warning to farmers in Mid-Ulster area

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Warning issued to farmers after attempted theft of cattle

Fear of crime is very real in rural communities

The Argory

National Trust announces free open days

Lough Neagh Rescue in action

Watch: Lough Neagh Rescue's first tractor run 'a huge success'

Eel fishery at Toomebridge

Lough Neagh's eel industry 'vulnerable' outside European Union

Ruskey Road area of Coagh where yesterday's farming tragedy happened

Tyrone farmer who died in slurry accident was 'a gentleman' and 'good neighbour'

DAERA officials urged to carry out audit

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YFC: Moneymore tractor run

UKIP candidate for Mid Ulster claims comments on '˜30% food price rise' are '˜sc...

Video: Hundreds of tractors in rally around Mid Ulster