Theresa May is failing on her promise to pay a £17m bill to Manchester City Council, nearly six months after the Manchester terror attack.

Police, NHS and counselling costs have yet to be reimbursed by Whitehall, with a further £10m expected to be added due to the cost of coroner’s services, social care and administration connected to Manchester’s worst-ever terror attack.

Where the Tories failed in Manchester’s hour of need, the attack instigated an outpouring of support and donations from the people of Manchester and the wider public to the We Love Manchester Emergency Fund, which is helping the families of those killed and injured.

Source: Six months after the Manchester terror attack, the Tories STILL haven’t honoured their financial promise | Evolve Politics

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