Full Report Into The Rising Cost Of Douglas Flood Relief Plan Sought
The scheme has jumped from €6.8 to €8.6 million.
A former County Mayor is calling for a full report into the increase in cost of the Douglas Flood Relief Plan.
Figures presented to County Hall this week show the cost of the scheme has jumped from €6.8 to €8.6 million.
No reason has been given for the 10% increase to the project, which includes building flood defence walls, the deepening of the river in Douglas and replacement of culvert pipes in Togher.
Speaking to RedFM News, Cllr Seamus McGrath says its important to ensure the public are getting value for money
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