Bluebird at centre of new legal dispute
The museum still owns the third engine.Kinghan said the engines, as well other items and services he had supplied, had been delivered with the understanding that those running the museum were the "right people to be the trustees of the boat". But he said he now wanted his money back because he felt "deceived and let down". "They weren't the people they told me they were," he said.
- ▪The museum still owns the third engine.Kinghan said the engines, as well other items and services he had supplied, had been delivered with the understanding that those running the museum were the "right people to be the trustees of the boat
- ▪But he said he now wanted his money back because he felt "deceived and let down".
- ▪"They weren't the people they told me they were," he said.
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Bluebird at centre of new legal disputeImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The restored Bluebird ran on Coniston Water earlier this yearByJason Arunn MurugesuNorth East and CumbriaPublished1 hour agoDonald Campbell's Bluebird is at the centre of a legal battle worth nearly £150,000.Paul Kinghan is seeking £147,162 from the museum which houses the world-famous hydroplane – the Ruskin Museum in Coniston.He said this was the value of the items and cash he had provided to the museum in recent years which had not been repaid.But museum director Tracey Hodgson said everything Kinghan had provided to the museum had been given as donations.Kinghan's claim, issued through a statutory demand, centres upon three engines he bought for the museum as part of its plans to run Bluebird in the Lake…
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