Sep
2010
Articles from 29th Sep 2010
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Bogus dentist admits using fake degree to build nine-year career
Sep 29 2010 | West Midlands News
A West Midlands woman who spent nine years working as an NHS dentist has admitted using a forged degree certificate to build her career. Read
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Mike Whitby calls for partnerships to make Big City Plan work for Birmingham
Sep 29 2010 | West Midlands News
Innovative ways of raising funding for economic regeneration will help create 50,000 new jobs and expand the central core of Birmingham by a quarter, city council leader Mike Whitby has forecast. Read
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Former executive denies making up sexual harassment claims against Pertemps chief
Sep 29 2010 | West Midlands News
A female company executive who has claimed that she was forced out of her £90,0000-a-year job because she was subjected to sexual jibes has denied that she has made the allegations for financial gain. Read
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Stem cell treatment doctor struck off by GMC
Sep 29 2010 | West Midlands News
A doctor who charged vulnerable multiple sclerosis patients, including a man from Bromsgrove, thousands of pounds for "pointless" and "unjustifiable" stem cell treatments has been struck off by the General Medical Council. Read
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Government steps in over Meriden gypsy site row
Sep 29 2010 | West Midlands News
Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles has stepped in to a bitter gypsy row, declaring that he will make the final decision about whether travellers can set up a permanent camp on green belt land near Solihull. Read
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Trio of West Midlands women among the Apprentice hopefuls
Sep 29 2010 | West Midlands News
Three West Midlands women are battling it out to escape Sir Alan Sugar’s firing line in the latest series of The Apprentice. Read
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Licence operator of lap dancing venue The Rocket Club put in liquidation
Sep 29 2010 | West Midlands News
The boss of Birmingham’s best-known lap dancing venue has insisted it is business as usual after an associated company collapsed into liquidation. Read
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Stag on the loose causes traffic chaos in Birmingham
Sep 29 2010 | West Midlands News
One of the busiest routes into Birmingham was closed for four hours by police on Tuesday because a stag was on the loose. Read
