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The £64,938.27 question for bankrupt Birmingham Council: Why did all 163 school-run taxi contracts over the last three years cost EXACTLY the same? Authority faces new quiz over cab firm at centre of £11M over-payment row - Vimarsana News

The £64,938.27 question for bankrupt Birmingham Council: Why did all 163 school-run taxi contracts over the last three years cost EXACTLY the same? Authority faces new quiz over cab firm at centre of £11M over-payment row

Birmingham Council has been accused of dodging scrutiny over £11million of overpayments to a school taxi firm by publicly pricing all 163 contracts at exactly £64,938.27 - low enough to avoid transparency. 

Calls for police probe into bankrupt Birmingham Council's £11M payments to tiny taxi firm charging £200-a-day to take one pupil to school - as city faces selling major assets from library to museum and airport to cover debts - Vimarsana News

Calls for police probe into bankrupt Birmingham Council's £11M payments to tiny taxi firm charging £200-a-day to take one pupil to school - as city faces selling major assets from library to museum and airport to cover debts

EXCLUSIVE: Birmingham opposition councillor, Ewan Mackey (pictured) has called for a probe into the cosy relationship with a school taxi firm charging £200 a day to take one pupil three miles to school.

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.