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Mid Ulster Council Staff Thanked for Tackling Invasive Plants Like Japanese Knotweed as Examples Are Found at 38 Council-Owned Sites

Mid Ulster District Council identified invasive species at 38 sites and reduced Japanese knotweed at Moygashel play park, despite limited enforcement on private land.

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Mid Ulster council has been praised for tackling the problem of invasive plant species across the district.

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Mid Ulster council staff thanked for tackling invasive plants like Japanese Knotweed as examples are found at 38 council-owned sites

Mid Ulster council has been praised for tackling the problem of invasive plant species across the district.

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'It hadn't been cut for years': Council praised over tackling invasive plants

Councillor Clement Cuthbertson (DUP) has praised Mid Ulster District Council staff for their work in monitoring the presence of Japanese knotweed…

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