Letter threatens political row
An Onchan MHK says he doesn’t know why commissioners in the district would consider a letter he’s written ‘threatening’ or ‘abusive’.
Last week the board revealed it had sought legal advice over the letter, which David Quirk hand-delivered to members individually.
But Mr Quirk says he doesn’t know – and hasn’t been able to find out - which letter is being referred to.
So does he stand behind all his correspondence?
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