Parliament’s Business and Trade Committee has published a letter it received from the chair of the Teesworks review panel, after asking her last month to answer eight questions about the review she led into governance and transparency at the regeneration project.
Committee chair Liam Byrne MP wrote to Angie Ridgwell last month to ask questions about the review she led into governance and transparency at Tees Valley Combined Authority , its subsidiary South Tees Development Corporation and the redevelopment of the former Redcar steelworks site, known as Teesworks.
The Tees Valley Review Report was published in January following a longer-than-anticipated seven-month-long process. Ms Ridgwell and her colleagues made 28 recommendations to improve transparency and governance, having concluded that decisions made by TVCA 'do not meet standards expected when managing public funds.' One of the key aims of the review was to consider allegations of corruption, wrongdoing, and illegality in relation to the project.
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