Chief Minister rubbishes Lewin's claims

Saturday, 25 May 2013 00:00

The Chief Minister has reacted angrily to allegations there were suspect business ethics between government and Heritage Homes in the Kirk Michael land swap deal.

The accusation was made by former employee of the developer Buster Lewin in front of a Tynwald select committee.

Mr Lewin is currently serving a prison sentence for dishonesty offences.

The claims prompted the area's MHK Alf Cannan demanding a response from Allan Bell.

Speaking to TVIM News Mr Bell said there was no truth in Lewin's comments (PLAY AUDIO):

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