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How Labour drove Birmingham to bankruptcy: GUY ADAMS investigates how a toxic combination of ineptitude and extreme political dysfunction saw Britain's biggest council go bust - all under the watch of a leader handpicked by Keir Starmer - Vimarsana News

How Labour drove Birmingham to bankruptcy: GUY ADAMS investigates how a toxic combination of ineptitude and extreme political dysfunction saw Britain's biggest council go bust - all under the watch of a leader handpicked by Keir Starmer

GUY ADAMS: In the free-spending world of Birmingham City Council, financial profligacy is par for the course.

Birmingham council leader won't return home until MONDAY: Daughter admits her father's New York trip is 'not a good look' but insists he deserves to enjoy 50th birthday... before revealing he knew about city's bankruptcy announcement BEFORE flying out - Vimarsana News

Birmingham council leader won't return home until MONDAY: Daughter admits her father's New York trip is 'not a good look' but insists he deserves to enjoy 50th birthday... before revealing he knew about city's bankruptcy announcement BEFORE flying out

EXCLUSIVE: The leader of bankrupt Birmingham city council who took a trip to New York to celebrate his 50th birthday while the city falls into disarray won't return from his trip until next Monday.

JAN MOIR: Who says crime doesn't pay? Ask the pair of smirking grifters fined £1 for a £150,000 fraud - Vimarsana News

JAN MOIR: Who says crime doesn't pay? Ask the pair of smirking grifters fined £1 for a £150,000 fraud

JAN MOIR: After swindling £150,000 from chef Stephen Terry, who owns The Hardwick restaurant in Abergavenny, Nicola and Simon Nightingale (pictured) were fined a nominal £1 each.

Revealed: How 'bankrupt' Birmingham council spent millions on botched IT system, 'inclusive' new street signs, and the Commonwealth Games - while also blowing £50m from the hated Clean Air Zone on hydrogen buses... as rubbish piles up and violence soars - Vimarsana News

Revealed: How 'bankrupt' Birmingham council spent millions on botched IT system, 'inclusive' new street signs, and the Commonwealth Games - while also blowing £50m from the hated Clean Air Zone on hydrogen buses... as rubbish piles up and violence soars

Birmingham City Council spent millions on a botched IT system and spent another £184 million on its costly bid to stage the Commonwealth Games

Change in street naming rules across Birmingham after immigrant people 'cut out' - Vimarsana News

Change in street naming rules across Birmingham after immigrant people 'cut out'

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