Company received £3.1 million in financial aid
Unite the Union has claimed the Sefton Group was unfairly supported during the Covid pandemic.
It follows a Freedom of Information response which shows details of the taxpayer backed support given out via a number of Coronavirus schemes.
The group received £3.1 million of financial aid at a time when the Island's tourism industry was severely impacted by border restrictions.
Unite spokesperson Debbie Halsall says she's more concerned about what other businesses didn't receive:
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