The government found itself under fire from the public last night over its decision to bail out the Sefton Group.
Members of the public at the latest “Roamin’ Comin” meeting criticised the £4.5 million land and loan deal.
Chief Minister Allan Bell defended the decision, saying the choice was to let the group fail with the loss of 300 hospitality and construction jobs.
And he dismissed some of the criticisms he’s faced since the intervention was announced:
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Police urge motorists to allow extra time on icy roads
Officers called to a number of collisions this morning
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Lawrie Hooper says it's 'laughable' that Treasury feels bound by Tynwald vote
Manx farmer 'delighted' but aware 'far from out of the woods'
On Friday, Milan Veterinary Practice announced it will continue farm services from 1 December.
Charity appealing for public to donate toys
Salvation Army received almost 500 gifts last year