The directorship bans handed out to four businessmen in charge of Longbridge-based MG Rover when it collapsed with the loss of thousands of jobs amount to no more than a "slap on the wrist", the former chairman of an influential business select committee has said.Read
The Phoenix Four remained defiant after the Government announced that the former MG Rover owners had agreed to be disqualified as directors for between three and six years.Read
A huge collection of MGs, Rovers, Austins and Minis lined up as the sun beat down on this year’s Pride of Longbridge car show, celebrating Birmingham's motor industry heritage.
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Volume production is finally back on track at Longbridge – but the Phoenix Four say it could have happened six years ago but for “political chicanery.”Read
A new MG car has rolled off the production line at Longbridge heralding what the company hopes will be a new era of manufacturing, six years after thousands of jobs were shed when the Birmingham factory closed.
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A new MG car will roll off the production line at Longbridge - six years to the week after the West Midlands factory closed with the loss of 6,500 jobs.Read
Longbridge’s Chinese owners have taken the wraps off a new £17,000 to £20,000 saloon car as the rebirth of the Birmingham car factory goes into over drive.Read
Nearly 80 ex-Longbridge workers have won up to £1 million after a seven-year battle following the world’s largest outbreak of occupational lung disease.Read
More than £23 million raised from the remnants of the collapsed Longbridge Phoenix empire could lie untouched for years – because of a mystery Government claim.Read
This is the face of 21st century car manufacturing – with more than 200 Longbridge engineers at the nerve centre of the relaunch of MG volume production in the UK.Read
MORE than 100 claims totalling a staggering £500 million-plus have been made against Phoenix Venture Holdings – delaying payouts of £2,500 each to former Longbridge workers.Read
More than 6,000 former MG Rover workers will not receive a single penny from a Trust Fund pledged over five years ago by the Phoenix Four – if a “spurious” claim by HBOS succeeds.Read
Former Bishop of Birmingham John Sentamu has launched a blistering attack on the Phoenix Four over continuing delays in trust fund payments to more than 6,000 former Rover workers.Read
Former Rover directors are facing demands for the payment of a long-awaited trust fund to support their former workers, on the fifth anniversary of the Birmingham car-manufacturer’s closure.Read
The first new MG for 14 years has gone on show in China – and by the end of next year the new car will be built on a production line at Longbridge.Read
