A letter from our Mayor, Cllr Amanda Croft
Hi, welcome to our website!
I am Amanda, the current Mayor of Driffield and the youngest Mayor we have ever had in our 38-year history. I really hope I can do us ‘Millennial’s’ proud!
Being part of the Town Council, giving something back to my community, is something I am proud of and hope can aspire others to do so too.
This year is a big year for the Town Council, we have exciting projects coming to the fore, among them the new operational depot at Skerne Park which will become the new home of our Tidy Team. We will also be welcoming some new faces to the team and I look forward to working with the all the councillors.
This year I would love to see us work more closely as a council, after all, there is no I in TEAM but there is a U in US.
I hope you find our website informative and don’t forget to check out the many great events coming up in Driffield and surrounding area on the Events Calendar!
Driffield Bounce Back Survey
Local businesses located in the town centre will be asked to take part in a survey being launched via Survey Monkey in the next few days. The survey will seek the views of local business owners as to the challenges...
Driffield Market Re-opens
Driffield Market re-opened last Thursday to food and flower traders. We look forward to welcoming the other regular traders on Thursday June 18th
A - Z Council Services
Our website includes a full list of services provided by the council, as well as useful links to other providers of services for businesses and residents.
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Mortimer’s Heritage Project News
Mortimer’s Heritage Project comes to an end
Mortimer’s Warehouse’s Future still to be Decided Detailed planning for the future of the historic Mortimer’s Warehouse, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund’s Resilient Heritage programme, has not been able to come up with a definite plan for how...
Mortimer’s Heritage Project News
Mortimer’s Heritage Project Needs You!
Mortimer’s Heritage Project needs you! Driffield is fortunate to have an excellent example of Georgian canal architecture which has been altered very little since it was built around 1767 when Driffield Navigation was being developed. The building is called...