A politician who helped investigate Liverpool's property crisis has been linked to a second stalled site in the city.
Councillor Abdul Qadir was a member of a Liverpool council taskforce set up to investigate buyer-funded property schemes in the city, known as fractional sales. Fractional schemes involved buyers putting down large deposits to finance off-plan apartment schemes.
They attracted huge controversy following the collapse of high profile projects such as New Chinatown. The task and finish committee had a broad remit and also looked at failed property schemes across the city.
