The planning application for Brough South looks at the ‘big picture’ and can address the big issues facing Brough and the surrounding areas. It is firstly important to note that our application for outline planning permission has only recently been lodged and discussions with ERYC will be ongoing over the thirteen week determination period. The application is for outline planning permission only; this means that if outline planning permission is granted, the detail relating to the design and layout will be dealt with as part of the reserved matters applications. The layout and the uses [...]

A short presentation is being held on Tuesday 1st November 2011 by the Brough South Developers and their team and officers from ERYC, who will then answer questions relating to the Planning Application. The meeting starts at 7.30 p.m. in the Main Hall at South Hunsley School, Melton and everyone is welcome to attend.

Residents living in areas close by to a planned £100million development in the East Riding will have a chance to see the latest plans as the outline planning application is submitted this week. The plans for the Brough South development, which include new homes, retail, leisure, business space, office and health facilities, will be submitted to East Riding of Yorkshire Council this week. Information regarding the proposals is to be shared with residents in Brough, Elloughton, South Cave, North Cave, North Ferriby, Brantingham, Ellerker, Melton and Welton as 18,000 leaflets are distributed across the areas. [...]

A 100-acre site at the heart of Brough will be transformed to create new jobs, housing and vital community services for local people. Plans have been announced as part of an existing new mixed-use development, which will create 550 permanent new jobs for local people and more than £100m of private sector investment. The construction phase will also create an additional 150 jobs and the scheme will have major knock on benefits for other local and regional businesses as well as seeing the development of 850 new homes.

A 100-acre site at the heart of Brough will be transformed to create new jobs, housing and vital community services for local people. Plans have been announced as part of an exciting new mixed-use development, which will create 550 permanent new jobs for local people and more than £100m of private sector investment. The construction phase will also create an additional 150 jobs and the scheme will have major knock on benefits for other local and regional businesses as well as seeing the development of 850 new homes.