FORMER MG Rover workers passing Longbridge’s once bustling Q Gate reacted to the publication of the report with a mixture of resignation, bewilderment and apathy.Read
THE Phoenix Four today accused the Government of a “witchhunt” and “whitewash” – and bottling the last chance to save MG Rover and over 6,000 jobs at Longbridge.Read
FORMER MG Rover vice-chairman Peter Beale bought computer software to eliminate evidence the day after the government announced the inquiry into Rover’s collapse, the report revealed.Read
THE Phoenix Four were today studying the long-awaited 850-page report into the collapse of Longbridge – more than four years after the car firm crashed with debts of £1.3 billion.Read
The Government will publish a long-awaited report into the collapse of MG Rover next month after the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) announced it will not begin a criminal investigation.Read
THE Serious Fraud Office today ruled out a full criminal investigation into the collapse of Longbridge with the loss of over 6,000 jobs – leaving the Phoenix Four clear of prosecution.Read
THE Serious Fraud Office is to announce this week whether a full criminal investigation into the collapse of MG Rover will be held, potentially leaving more than 6,000 ex-workers in limbo yet again.Read
THE Serious Fraud Office is to announce this week whether a full criminal investigation into the collapse of MG Rover will be held, potentially leaving more than 6,000 ex-workers in limbo yet again.Read
THE last remaining assets of what was once the UK’s once most famous factory are being slowly realised – with up to £8 million still to be raised from the ashes of the Longbridge empire.Read
THE Phoenix Four have shared a reported £3.5 million in dividends and share payments in the four years since the collapse of MG Rover, it has emerged.Read
THE Phoenix Four have shared a reported £3.5 million in dividends and share payments in the four years since the collapse of MG Rover, it has emerged.Read
SHADOW business secretary Ken Clarke has said he is “sceptical” about government claims they could not yet publish the results of the report on the collapse of MG Rover.Read
