The chair of Parliament’s Business and Trade Committee has written to the author of an independent review into governance of the Teesworks project, asking whether she believes the panel had the powers or time to find evidence of corruption.
The letter from Ian Byrne MP was sent to Angie Ridgwell last week, but the committee agreed to publication of the letter today. It asks seven questions to Ms Ridgwell, who chaired an independent panel to investigate allegations of corruption at the regeneration project on the former Redcar steelworks site, along with issues of transparency and governance at Conservative mayor Ben Houchen’s Tees Valley Combined Authority .
” Making reference to the report, Mr Byrne’s letter states the panel had “not been able to pursue all lines of evidence,” and asks if Ms Ridgwell would “recommend that other decisions should be reviewed?” He also asks whether the panel was able to investigate transactions made between Teesworks Ltd “and related parties, such as family relatives of the joint venture partners.
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