Tim Glover resigned Infrastructure position over Dr Ranson case
The MHK, who resigned his Infrastructure position as he spoke in Tynwald this week, says he has already been approached by more whistleblowers.
Tim Glover, Arbory, Castletown and Malew was speaking during the debate to appoint an independent review into the handling of the Dr Rosalind Ranson case.
Mr Glover says he and two colleagues spoke with Dr Ranson a few days ago:
You can hear the full interview with Mr Glover here.
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