Douglas Central MHK urges Tynwald to scrutinise policies and approval legal deals before development proceeds
A Douglas Central MHK is calling for greater transparency over the Westmoreland Village development.
Chris Thomas wants Tynwald to debate how planning, housing, and transport policies apply to the site.
He also wants any legal agreements for the scheme approved by Tynwald before being signed.
Mr Thomas says Tynwald and the public has a right to know:
A report would be brought forward for debate in July if his motion passes.
Ramsey Swing Bridge 'a key line' for businessesÂ
Protecting farmers from impact of climate change 'a no brainer'
Dogs to be allowed on Douglas Beach year-round as part of council trial
Manx language choir to perform at Royal Irish Academy