The Welsh Government has launched an investigation into the Circuit of Wales, appointing auditors to track how £9 million of public money has so far been spent by project developers the Heads of the Valley Development Company. The move comes after a whistleblower handed over documents to Tory MP David Davies, and is reported to contain ‘very serious’ allegations against the developers. The MP, who sits on the Welsh Affairs Select Committee, told BBC Wales' Week In Week Out programme he wanted a halt on any further public funding to the project until important questions were answered. "I think they should say to Michael Carrick 'it's down to you if you have private investors out...
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