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Bankrupt Birmingham Council faces calls to explain gaping £116MILLION black hole in its school taxi spending figures - but Labour authority is still yet to publish the audit reports... - Vimarsana News

Bankrupt Birmingham Council faces calls to explain gaping £116MILLION black hole in its school taxi spending figures - but Labour authority is still yet to publish the audit reports...

EXCLUSIVE: Questions have been raised over the £116million black hole in bankrupt Birmingham City Council's school taxi bills, as spending chief Mike Smith (pictured) appeared unable to account for it.

Senior Birmingham Council official in charge of overseeing city's school taxi drivers worked from same building as cab firm at centre of £11M over-pay probe during three years when it's annual profits rose 1,900% to £1.6M - Vimarsana News

Senior Birmingham Council official in charge of overseeing city's school taxi drivers worked from same building as cab firm at centre of £11M over-pay probe during three years when it's annual profits rose 1,900% to £1.6M

EXCLUSIVE: Jay Shimano (pictured), an official at now-bankrupt Birmingham City Council worked for two years in the same tiny community centre as a school transport firm that it was his job to regulate.

Labour-run Birmingham City Council is under fire after £11M probe over eye-watering payments made to taxi firm charging more than £200 a day to take a child three miles to school and back - Vimarsana News

Labour-run Birmingham City Council is under fire after £11M probe over eye-watering payments made to taxi firm charging more than £200 a day to take a child three miles to school and back

EXCLUSIVE: An office above a playschool in a Birmingham industrial park was at the centre of a multi-million pound investigation at Britain's biggest council.