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Council refuses to “think again” about controversial sheltered housing deal

Council refuses to “think again” about controversial sheltered housing deal

Posted By theboss on 1st August 2020

By Graham Smith Cornwall Council has refused to “think again” about its proposed £150 million 30-year sheltered housing contract with the controversial Mears Group. County Hall’s top lawyer, Mel O’Sullivan,…

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