Driffield Cattle Market Development Proposals


	Driffield Partnership Summary


	Driffield Partnership Shadow Board Structure


	The Planning Inspectorate Central Government Planning


	Greg Knight MP


	The Driffield Partnership


	East Riding of Yorkshire Council Planning Committee Meeting documents dated 19th June 2008 (Part 2) refer to the last ERYC planning meeting re. Cattle Market


	Driffield Town Council


	Planning Policy Statement 6: Planning for Town Centres (PPS6)


	Download the ERYC development brief (Driff9) Follow this link and choose the second item down


	Driffield Online Forum Thread - Driffield Cattle Market Development Proposals


	Planning Disaster A campaign against the government's plans to remove community voices from the planning process


	Great Driffield Great Future Online consultation form


	Great Driffield Great Future Contact and info


	Driffield Conservatives Cllrs Felicity Temple, Symon Fraser and Barbara Hall.


	Tescopoly An alliance of organisations concerned with the negative impacts of supermarket power


	Market Weighton Tesco - Shop Unit Prices Will the suggested additional retail units bring any benefit?


	Driffield's Aldi - Ward Cllrs urge Planning Conditions Viking Centre Development - Submission to the Planning Committee, Thursday 7th February 2008 by Cllr Felicity Temple


	letmehavemysay.com

This page contains email contact links for all the councillors on the
Driffield Town Council (where available). These are the same
details you can find on the Driffield Town Council website.
You can find contact details for the East Riding of
Yorkshire Council here.

Click on a councillor's name to email them.

Cllr Tony Cooper(Mayor)

Cllr Stephen Poessl (Deputy Mayor)

Cllr Mrs Myra Poessl

Cllr Paul Rounding

Cllr John Pougher

Cllr Mrs Grace Gorski

Cllr Mrs Jean Cousins

Cllr Mrs Joyce Fletcher

Cllr Mrs Joan Cooper

Cllr Brent Roach

Cllr Nigel Robinson

Cllr Mrs Margaret Killin

Cllr Alan Cousins

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March 10th 2010

This web site is an independent source of information regarding the development of the Driffield Cattle Market site. The aim is to ensure that residents of Driffield and the surrounding area have all the information they need to "Have their say". It contains links to proposals, decision makers, campaign organisations and many other sources of information. You can add links and information, or comment on what's already here by clicking here. Thank you.