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	Magherafelt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Magherafelt (Irish: Machaire Fiolta, meaning Plain of Fioghalta) is a town in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland.
		Magherafelt District Council is based in the town.
		Magherafelt is classified as a Small Town by the NI Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) (ie with population between 4,500 and 10,000 people).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Magherafelt (250 words)

	Magherafelt District Council - Wiki Ireland
		Template:NI district Magherafelt District Council is a Local Council in County Derry in Northern Ireland.
		The Council area stretches from Lough Neagh and the River Bann in the east and into the Sperrin Mountains in the west and is divided by the Moyola River.
		The Council is comprised of 16 elected representatives.
	www.wiki.ie /wiki/Magherafelt_District_Council (209 words)

	Magherafelt Online
		Magherafelt has lots to offer whether your interest be locating a business, developing trading relationships, visiting the District or coming to live here.
		Magherafelt is one of the fastest growing areas within Northern Ireland.
		Magherafelt is located on the main Derry to Belfast traffic corridor.
	www.magherafeltonline.com /index.htm (189 words)

	Magherafelt District Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Magherafelt is one of Northern Ireland's smallest local authorities by population.
		The town of Magherafelt is located in the centre of Northern Ireland and is the main administrative centre of the area.
		Agriculture is of vital importance to the local economy, and there is also a significant manufacturing base and a thriving construction sector.
	www.energyfirst.org /Magherafelt.htm (54 words)

	SDLP Councillors 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		She represents the Council on the Southern Education and Library Board and is a governor of three schools and the East Down Institute.
		She’s been a councillor on Down District Council for almost 20 years, worked for Eddie McGrady MP for 17 years and was elected to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 2003.
		Elected to Fermanagh District Council in 2001, he is a former Chairman of the SDLP Enniskillen Branch.
	www.sdlp.ie /prsdlpcouncillors2005.shtm (8602 words)

	Draft Magherafelt Area Plan 2015 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Magherafelt Area Plan 2015 is a development plan being prepared under the provisions of Part III of the Planning (Northern Ireland) Order 1991 by the Planning Service, an Agency within the Department of the Environment.
		Notice was given to Magherafelt District Council on 21st January 2000 that the Department intended to prepare a new development plan for the District for the period 2000 to 2015.
		In March 2000 the Department informed Magherafelt District Council that the Plan would be prepared under new procedures which replaced the Preliminary Proposals stage with the publication of an Issues Paper.
	www.planningni.gov.uk /AreaPlans_Policy/Plans/Magherafelt/draft_plan/00Preamble.htm (1837 words)

	Magherafelt District Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Spanning from the foot of the Sperrin Mountains to the north-west corner of Lough Neagh, the District offers both locals and visitors to the area a wide range of exciting activities and attractions for all ages and interests.
		The Council have recently been awarded a grant of £397,536 by the Big Lottery Fund in respect of a New Opportunities for PE and Sport, Stage two grant application.
		In the New Year the Council will be embarking on a partnership with Pulse Fitness Ltd with regard to their fitness facilities and memberships at the Greenvale and Maghera Leisure Centres.
	www.magherafelt.gov.uk (207 words)

	Sinn Féin: Magherafelt Council Chairperson hosts reception for families of British State collusion victims
		The Chairperson of Magherafelt District Council, Patsy Groogan today hosted a reception for An Fhirinne, the campaign for truth on collusion at the Council Offices, Ballyronan Road, Magherafelt.
		"Indeed many families in the Magherafelt District Council area have suffered directly as a result of the British state's policy of collusion between British intelligence agents, the RUC and unionist death squads over the past 30 years.
		Today, we especially remember two elected members of Magherafelt District Council, councillors John Davey and Bernard O'Hagan, who were murdered as a result of this policy, which ensured a most vicious onslaught against republicans and nationalists across south Derry and north Antrim in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
	www.sinnfein.ie /news/detail/8876 (400 words)

	Info on Magherafelt & Mid Ulster, N.Ireland
		Sitting at the foot of the Sperrin Mountains, Magherafelt is well known for its excellent leisure facilities, which include
		After all the sport, you can go for a drink or enjoy a meal in one of Magherafelt's many restaurants and watering holes.
		Magherafelt is a town with so much on offer, its easy going approach to life, make this a great choice as a place to live.
	www.paulbirt.co.uk /magherafelt.html (155 words)

	Recycling & Waste Management - Magherafelt District Council
		Each year Magherafelt District Council generates approximately 22,000 tonnes of municipal waste (that's waste collected by the Council).
		However, in the past few years Magherafelt District Council have shown themselves to be at the very forefront of waste management in Northern Ireland by introducing a raft of new recycling services and initiatives aimed at reducing the waste that we send to landfill and protecting our precious natural resources.
		This is well in excess of the current recycling targets and with a little more work we are confident of meeting the more demanding targets set out for 2010, 2013 and 2020.
	www.magherafelt.gov.uk /recycling-amp-waste-management/index.php (315 words)

	CLUB NEWSLETTER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Magherafelt and District Motor Club was first registered as a club in 1979.
		Nine persons attended the first meeting and the club is very proud of the fact that three of the original founder members are still active within the Club today.
		Most of the top 2-wheel drive competitors in Ireland are Magherafelt and District Motor Club members.
	www.magherafeltmotorclub.co.uk /site_pages/history/history_main.htm (467 words)

	Magherafelt District Council Invests In 'In-Vessel Composting'
		Operated by the Council, the facility will be taking in meat inclusive catering waste and green waste from the Council’s source separated brown bin scheme.
		John McLaughlin, Chief Executive of the Council says: “By purchasing VCU technology, we have chosen an established brand that is already accredited to meet the Animal By-production Regulations.
		By diverting waste from landfill, and investing in the accredited VCU technology, Magherafelt Council will ensure that recycling targets are met by the most effective means currently on offer.
	www.solidwaste.com /content/news/article.asp?docid=4f36d80b-8db5-448c-9ee7-fae59f687178 (310 words)

	Magherafelt Area Partnership
		Magherafelt Area Partnership is the Community Safety Partnership in Magherafelt.
		The aim of this project is to encourage more youth to attend existing youth clubs by providing an enhanced project that will provide them with sports coaching, beauty classes, film and animation.
		Magherafelt currently has nine CCTV cameras in operation with their own monitoring room that is monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
	www.magherafelt.org /csp.html (357 words)

	Northern Constitution News
		Local councillors have called for calm after two horrific attacks on foreign nationals in Magherafelt and Kilrea, amid concerns that the streets of Mid Ulster are becoming unsafe.
		Investigations are underway into the assault on a Polish man in Magherafelt which left him badly injured in hospital.
		“Recently, I hosted an event on behalf of the council for ethnic communities and Migrant workers, and it is with regret that I have learnt of this attack.
	www.ulsternet-ni.co.uk /ncon/pages/magherafelt.htm (687 words)

	Derry City Council - Recycle
		Derry City Council is responsible for waste management and recycling in the Council area.
		Waste reduction, reuse and recovery form an important part of the waste process and Derry City Council has had to respond to the changes by amending waste collection and disposal procedures.
		Derry City Council places community needs and relations at the core of its services and are commited to delivering quality services to local rate payers.
	www.derrycity.gov.uk /recycle/index.htm (329 words)

	Local government pesticide disposal facilities for the Midlands and the West of England
		Cookstown District Council currently have no facilities for safe disposal of pesticide waste.
		Magherafelt District Council currently provide no facilities for safe disposal of pesticide waste.
		Omagh District Council currently have no facilities for safe disposal of pesticide waste.
	www.pan-uk.org /disposal/n_Irel.htm (486 words)

	Councils Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Many small industrial companies operate throughout the area catering for quite a large proportion of the district's workforce, and a 14-acre site is available in Magherafelt for industrial development.
		The District of Magherafelt comprises most of South Londonderry and is bordered on the east by the River Bann and Lough Neagh (Britain's largest fresh water lake) and on the west by the Sperrin Mountains.
		The District itself is a rural community, consisting mainly of gently undulating pastoral countryside in the east rising gradually westwards into the Sperrin range.
	www.municipalyearbook.co.uk /sr_council_details.asp?pageid=110&r=y&council_id=6273 (187 words)

	beyerdynamic conference systems reference list
		Crawley Borough Council have invested in a 41-way MCS 100 wired conference system for it’s main conference chamber.
		Because the Council wanted minimum installation impact on their chamber desks, they chose the MCW-D system as it allows microphone units to be placed anywhere in the room, without having to drill holes for any cabling.
		As the council use the chamber as a multi-purpose, multi-media room, they needed a microphone system that would provide high quality audio with digital voting, but would be able to be moved whenever the room was used for other applications.
	www.beyerdynamic.co.uk /beyerpages/referencelist.html (542 words)

	letsrecycle.com - News and information for the Recycling and Waste Management Community
		The council, which serves 14,000 households, is stepping up its recycling service to provide an organic waste service for 10,500 homes and is planning to extend its in-vessel composting plant.
		John Murtagh, the Northern Ireland council’s environmental officer, said: “It’s important that our residents use the bins correctly if we want to meet our recycling targets.
		The council is now waiting for confirmation from its composting company VCU on when the extension to its 5,000tpa in-vessel facility will be extended to 8,000tpa to take the material from its extra food waste collections.
	www.letsrecycle.com /info/localauth/news.jsp?story=5264 (428 words)

	Magherafelt District Council chooses Libertas Enterprise Content Management Se (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Magherafelt District Council will be the first local authority in Northern Ireland to provide a website which is accessible for people with disabilities, ensuring that the information and services they provide online is available to all their citizens.
		As well as using Libertas ECMS to control their content, the new Magherafelt District Council website will provide standard UK Government access keys as well as additional access keys defined specifically for popular areas within the Magherafelt website.
		The latest information on Magherafelt District Council and its services will be made available on the new site, as well as tourism information which aims to provide potential visitors with a taste of what Magherafelt has to offer.
	www.libertas-solutions.com /company/news/magherafelt-district-council-chooses-libertas-enterprise-content-management-server.php (345 words)

	Yellow Woods Challenge: Press Releases : Magherafelt schools get the recycling bug!
		The Magherafelt Challenge started at the end of November when the new edition of the Yellow Pages directory commenced delivery to homes and businesses, and will run until February 1, 2006.
		Residents are encouraged to give their old 04/05 edition to a participating school or recycle them at Magherafelt District Council’s civic amenity sites.
		Richard Duggleby, head of external relations at Yell, the publisher of Yellow Pages, said: “This is the fourth year that we have run the Challenge nationally and the enthusiasm and results among schools and local authorities continues to grow.
	www.yellow-woods.co.uk /pages/magherafeltschoolsgettherecyclingbug?opendocument&where=teacher (329 words)

	Sinn Féin: Ian Milne - New Chair of Magherafelt District Council
		The new chair of Magherafelt District Council, Sinn Féin Councillor Ian Milne, has called on everyone to engage fully in the Council.
		Sinn Féin MP for Mid-Ulster Martin McGuinness has extended his good wishes to party colleague Ian Milne who was last night elected as the Chairperson of Magherafelt District Council.
		His election as Chairperson of Magherafelt District Council last night is a recognition of the service Ian has given his community over many years.
	sinnfein.ie /news/detail/14723 (460 words)

	Minutes : Strabane District Council
		The CE advised Members that it was agreed at the Culture, Arts & Leisure meeting on 27 June 2005 that the funding for the 2nd quarter was released subject to a satisfactory report from Council representatives.
		Councillor Foley advised that Magherafelt District Council had not released their funding as yet.
		The CE advised Members that Dominic Bradley had requested that Council host a reception for visiting children from Chernobyl on 15 July 2005 at 3.00 pm.
	www.strabanedc.org.uk /council/minutes/item.php?q=513&sr=80&month=10&year=2003&search_keyword= (449 words)

	An Phoblacht: Letters
		We wish all the recently elected councillors to Magherafelt District Council our most sincere congratulations.
		Despite all the propaganda from various elements of the media, encouraged by anti-Agreement politicians, the people have placed their trust in republicans once again.
		Sinn Féin now are the majority holder of seats within Magherafelt District Council.
	www.anphoblacht.com /letters/2005-05-12 (754 words)

	Northern Ireland Tourist Board - Walled City of Derry
		The Unit which has responsibility for the development and implementation of signature projects and regional tourism partnerships in the west of Northern Ireland is Regions and Signatures West.
		Covering the current local authority areas of Derry City Council, Strabane District Council, Omagh District Council, Cookstown District Council, Magherafelt District Council, Dungannon and South Tyrone Borough Council and Fermanagh District Council.
		Substantial progress has been made in delivering the Walled City of Derry Signature Project, while a review of regional tourism structures in the west is at an advanced stage.
	www.nitb.com /article.aspx?ArticleID=809 (688 words)

	Magherafelt Council Schedules (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The first column of schedules contain the DOE opinion prior to initial consultation with the Council and the second column of schedules contain the DOE opinion following deferral from a previous meeting of the Council.
		Planning applications may on occasions be added to, modified or withdrawn from the list of applications published in the local press in the Magherafelt District Council area following publication on this Website.
		For a definitive list of applications appearing on the Council Schedule and on the local press advertisement please contact your local Divisional Planning Office.
	www.planningni.gov.uk /Devel_Control/council_schedules/magherafelt/schedules.htm (202 words)

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