A public services watchdog had accused the council of 'egregious poor administration' over handling of complaint against CEO
A council criticised for its response to an investigation of senior officials' roles in a £1 land rights deal has been told it must take action, after the Mayor apologised and said the council would "consider" revisiting the investigation.
Read more: Council rocked by damning reports into land deals 'incapable of change', says departing councillor The judicial review quashed the council's decision to grant planning approval to the proposed £20 million development. But when the findings were brought before council for a decision in October 2020, councillors opted, in a majority vote during a behind-closed-doors meeting held 'in committee' with the media excluded, to back a DUP motion to take no action.
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