'Now the investment has been confirmed, we are free to hold Coun Taylor to account for his inappropriate actions'
Blackpool’s Tories are calling for the deputy leader of the council to stand down from the position after claiming he revealed ‘confidential’ government information at a public meeting.
Coun Paul Galley, leader of the Blackpool Conservative Group, said: “Initially we were delighted when Coun Taylor told the council chamber we had secured the money but excitement turned to shock as he quickly told us, on being made aware of his mistake, to forget what we had heard. But Coun Taylor said he had no intention of resigning from his position as deputy leader and there was “zero risk” of the incident putting the funding at risk. He said: “What I said was not confidential in any legal sense. I got the figure wrong, as I said we were going for £50m and we got £90m, so it can’t be all bad.
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