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Mid Ulster District Council
Planning applications.

Explore collected planning applications and decisions for Mid Ulster District Council. Search an address, application reference or proposal to find a record.

Collected application statistics

Collected records · All available dates
9,845Searchable applications
986Recorded as pending
98%Approval rate · 8,050 approved or refused records
166Refused applications

7,884 approved · 166 refused · 421 withdrawn. Received dates in our records: 9 May 2017 to 15 Oct 2026. Most recent record check: 17 Oct 2026. Counts reflect the last collected status; some records may be out of date.

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  1. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0219/F

    Change of use from carparking to lands for mobile catering van (selling hot foods).

    21-23 Orritor Road Cookstown Tyrone BT80 8BN

    Received 3 Mar 2026
  2. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0221/F

    This application relates to Ref No LA09/2019/0838/F Originally granted 2021 with a number of stringent conditions in respect of a hobby Shed for the Lilac Mens Shed . This new application seeks to vary conditions which state that the permission shall be limited to a period of 5 years and that the site shall be cleared at the end of that period. It is requested that this condition be varied to remove the 5 year timescale and site clearance requirement to allow the development to remain on a permanent basis . The development has operated without issue and there has been no adverse impacts on neighbouring properties or the surrounding area . Therefore consider the restrictions no longer necessary .

    Lands 90M South of 177A Annagher Road Coalisland

    Received 3 Mar 2026
  3. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0222/LDE

    Existing dwelling-Modular building

    42A Drummurrer Lane Coalisland

    Received 3 Mar 2026
  4. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0223/F

    Provision of disabled access ramp and new side access door

    33 Main Street Tobermore

    Received 3 Mar 2026
  5. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0224/F

    Single storey rear extension

    34 Ardstewart Stewartstown BT71 5HS

    Received 3 Mar 2026
  6. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0225/O

    Dwelling and garage

    Approx 40M West of 61 Drumflugh Road Benburb

    Received 4 Mar 2026
  7. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0227/F

    Single storey sun-lounge extension to existing dwelling with addition of open carport structure to the rear yard space

    77 Dunmacmay Road Aughnacloy BT69 6JE

    Received 4 Mar 2026
  8. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0228/F

    Storey and a half rear extension and internal alterations

    68 Loughbracken Road Pomeroy BT70 2SF

    Received 4 Mar 2026
  9. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0229/O

    Dwelling in a gap site under Policy CTY 8 of PPS 21 (Renewal of LA09/2022/1781/O)

    Lands Between164 and 168 Pomeroy Road Donaghmore

    Received 4 Mar 2026
  10. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0230/F

    Retention of part change of use of agricultural building (LA09/2020/1361/F) to commercial plumbing under CTY11 farm diversification

    Lands South of 48 Tullynagee Road Moneymore

    Received 4 Mar 2026
  11. Awaiting decisionLA09/2026/0231/F

    Extension of curtilage to include new domestic stable/store, sand arena and garden area.

    5A Cloane Lane Draperstown

    Received 4 Mar 2026
  12. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0232/F

    Retention of commercial extension added to side of existing commercial/agricultural building to include parking and landscaping

    Lands South of 48 Tullynagee Road Moneymore

    Received 4 Mar 2026
  13. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0233/RM

    Dwelling and garage

    50M Sw of 28 Ballymacombs Rd Portglenone

    Received 4 Mar 2026
  14. Awaiting decisionLA09/2026/0234/F

    Farm shed for sheep and llama pens together with general agricultural storage in substitute for previous approval for 2 No sheds (Ref LA09/2021/0458/F)

    Lands 140M North East of 8 Macknagh Lane Maghera

    Received 5 Mar 2026
  15. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0235/O

    Site for dwelling and garage in a cluster (renewal of planning permission LA09/2022/1771/O

    50M North of 146A Killycolpy Road, Stewartstown

    Received 5 Mar 2026
  16. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0236/F

    Extension and Alterations to Existing Office

    10 Union Street Cookstown BT80 8NN

    Received 5 Mar 2026
  17. DecidedLA09/2026/0237/F

    Proposed extension and alterations to existing dwelling, including provision of new access

    44 Luney Road Magherafelt BT45 5JT

    Received 5 Mar 2026
  18. Awaiting decisionLA09/2026/0238/O

    Site for dwelling and garage on a farm

    Approx 60M North West of 41 Lisginny Road Derrycreevy Aughnacloy

    Received 6 Mar 2026
  19. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0239/F

    Dwelling

    Adjacent to 188 Sixtowns Road Draperstown

    Received 6 Mar 2026
  20. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0240/LDE

    Existing building contractors store and office

    Adjacent to 106 Creagh Road Castledawson Londonderry BT45 8EY

    Received 6 Mar 2026
  21. Permission RefusedLA09/2026/0241/O

    Outline for two storey dwelling and garage in substitution of LA09/2025/0876/O

    Lands 50 Metres East of 32 Corlea Road Galbally Dungannon

    Received 6 Mar 2026
  22. Awaiting decisionLA09/2026/0242/F

    Proposed dwelling on a farm

    Land 30M Southeast of 42 Favour Royal Road Aughnacloy

    Received 9 Mar 2026
  23. UnknownLA09/2026/0243/NMC

    Garage reduced in size and repositioned on site; Extension to the rear return of dwelling house; Minor alterations to window & door fenestrations; Front porch removed in favour of flat roof entrance canopy.

    19E Castletown Road Aughnacloy BT69 6ED

    Received 10 Mar 2026
  24. Permission GrantedLA09/2026/0244/LDP

    Single Storey Side Extension for Disabled Toilet within the remit of Permitted Development Rights

    7 Caledon Road Aughnacloy BT69 6AL

    Received 10 Mar 2026

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What these statistics cover

These figures describe applications collected by PlanningTrack for Mid Ulster District Council, across all dates currently available. They are a partial dataset, rather than an authority-wide performance measure. The date range does not establish continuous historical coverage.

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