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Neighbour taxpayers 'mustn't' foot bill for broke Birmingham - Vimarsana News

Neighbour taxpayers 'mustn't' foot bill for broke Birmingham

MICHAEL Gove has seemingly ruled out the possibility of neighbouring taxpayers picking up the bill for Birmingham’s financial mess. The Levelling…

Birmingham: 'The warning was there' on equal pay | Local Government Chronicle (LGC) - Vimarsana News

Birmingham: 'The warning was there' on equal pay | Local Government Chronicle (LGC)

Opposition members on Birmingham City Council have accused the Labour leadership of “dithering” and failing to deal with equal pay issues, despite being

Government prepares to intervene in Birmingham after botched Oracle rollout cost council £100m - Vimarsana News

Government prepares to intervene in Birmingham after botched Oracle rollout cost council £100m

Secretary of state has released proposals for DLUHC to send commissioners in with a remit to address major issues that led to local authority effectively declaring bankruptcy earlier this month Government has set out plans to send commissioners into Birmingham City Council after the authority

How Birmingham could be forced to sell these assets after Labour-run council bankrupt it | Politics | News - Vimarsana News

How Birmingham could be forced to sell these assets after Labour-run council bankrupt it | Politics | News

Birmingham is now regarded as the basket-case of Europe with more than 300 sites of historical interest and other landmarks are being assessed for their 'disposal potential.'

What brought Birmingham to the brink? - Vimarsana News

What brought Birmingham to the brink?

Levelling up secretary Michael Gove is now poised to appoint commissioners to oversee Birmingham City Council, a move that has been seen as all but