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BT76 0

Mid Ulster · Northern Ireland
75 live postcodesWard Fivemiletown (53%)Constituency Fermanagh and South Tyrone (95%)Gigabit broadband 86.8%

BT76 0 is a postcode sector, Northern Ireland. 95% of its 75 live postcodes are in Mid Ulster, the rest in Fermanagh and Omagh. It is in the Fermanagh and South Tyrone constituency and the Fivemiletown ward for most of its postcodes. In the open data we hold, gigabit broadband reaches 86.8% of premises.

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Where am I?

The place, administratively
Postcode sector
BT76 0
75 live postcodes
Council
District council
Ward
Fivemiletown
Electoral ward
Constituency
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
UK Parliament
Country
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom

95% of postcodes in this sector are in Mid Ulster. Enter a full postcode to be certain. The rest of the sector is in Fermanagh and Omagh (5%). Wards: Fivemiletown (53%), Augher and Clogher (41%) and Newtownsaville (5%). Constituencies: Fermanagh and South Tyrone (95%) and West Tyrone (5%). Postcode sectors are a Royal Mail construct and do not follow administrative boundaries.

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Who runs this place?

Each authority and what it is responsible for
District council
  • Planning applications
  • Bin and recycling collection
  • Building control
  • Licensing
  • Environmental health
  • Parks and leisure
  • Local elections

Education, roads, housing and social care in Northern Ireland are run by regional departments, not councils.

The other 5% of this sector is in Fermanagh and Omagh (5%), whose responsibilities are the same kind. Enter a full postcode to see which applies.

Fermanagh and South Tyrone
UK Parliament constituency
Member of Parliament: looking up on parliament.uk
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Who do I need to deal with as a business here?

For a business operating in BT76 0, the bodies likely to be relevant are:

  • Planning authority: Mid Ulster (worth checking with them about change of use, signage, extensions, new premises)
  • Licensing authority: Mid Ulster (worth checking with them about alcohol, entertainment, food, street trading)
  • Environmental health: Mid Ulster (worth checking with them about food hygiene, noise, waste)
  • Economic development: Mid Ulster (worth checking with them about grants, skills, inward investment teams)

This is a starting point built from each authority's statutory responsibilities, not legal advice. Responsibilities are sometimes shared or delegated; confirm with the authority before relying on it.

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What is this place like?

Official and open data for the sector

Housing

Not available. Too few recorded sales in this sector for a reliable figure, or none in the period.

Search sold prices (HM Land Registry) →

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 21 June 2026.

Broadband

Gigabit-capable premises86.8%
Superfast (30 Mbit/s or more)90.7%
Full fibre (FTTP)86.8%

Share of premises in the sector that can order each service. Availability, not speed actually delivered.

Check a specific address on the Ofcom checker →

Source: Ofcom Connected Nations, Spring 2026, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 24 June 2026.

Transport

Not available for this sector.

Source: NaPTAN, Department for Transport, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 23 June 2026. Distances are from the sector centroid. NaPTAN records stop points, so a large station with several entrances can count more than once.

Energy efficiency

Not available for this sector.

Find an energy certificate (GOV.UK) →

Source: Energy Performance of Buildings register (MHCLG), Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 21 June 2026.

Schools

No state school is recorded with an address in this sector. Schools in neighbouring sectors may be closer than this suggests. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are not covered by the DfE register.

School inspection reports (Ofsted) →

Source: DfE Get Information About Schools, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 21 June 2026.

GP and dental practices

Not available. No practice in this sector is recorded with a postcode in the OpenStreetMap data we hold.

Find a GP (NHS) →   Find a dentist (NHS) →

Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Data file refreshed 5 September 2026.

Solar potential

Solar irradiation833 kWh/m² per year
Modelled output, 4 kWp south-facing system3,331 kWh per year

Modelled from long-run climate data for the sector centroid. Real output depends on roof orientation, shading and equipment.

Source: PVGIS, European Commission Joint Research Centre, European Commission. Data file refreshed 22 June 2026.

EV charging

Not available. No charge point is recorded in this sector in the registry data we hold, which is not proof there is none.

Source: National Chargepoint Registry, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 5 September 2026.

Flood risk

Not held on this page. Flood risk is assessed per address, not per postcode sector, and the official service is free.

Flood maps (Department for Infrastructure NI) →
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What should I know?

Official links, sources and nearby history

Source notes

ModuleSourceLicenceRefreshed
Administrative geographyNational Statistics Postcode Lookup (ONS)Open Government Licence v35 September 2026
Area names and council registryONS Open Geography PortalOpen Government Licence v35 September 2026
BroadbandOfcom Connected Nations, Spring 2026Open Government Licence v324 June 2026
Solar potentialPVGIS, European Commission Joint Research CentreEuropean Commission22 June 2026

AreaIQ Places brings together selected public and third-party geographic and administrative data. Coverage may be incomplete, delayed or unavailable for some locations. Always verify important information with the original authority or source. Figures describe the whole postcode sector, never a single address or street. Looking for BT76 0 on StreetCheck? This page is the free alternative.