* If you want to find out how your organisation or charity can receive donations, please email * Thanks to our partnership with #Toys4Birmingham, every single gift will find a good home in the loving care of a child in care, youngsters living in B&Bs or hotels, hostels or refuges, children receiving support from specialist organisations and charities, and families being supported by children's centres and charities around the city. Donate your NEW or GOOD AS NEW toys and gifts (no electronic items) at Edgbaston Stadium, B5 7QU, right here in Birmingham, on Saturday, December 1O, from 10am to 2pm.Donate money to help the support workers plug any gaps and also get gifts for kids with special needs or specific wishes - this is the link to make a donation.Buy a new gift from the #Brumwish Amazon Wishlist.As an explanation for sharing a sexually explicit video of a male, Mr Hobby said it had been "a bit of light humour".īrumWish 2022 is Birmingham Live's festive drive to get thousands of gifts to children and young people across our city - among them the homeless, the vulnerable, kids in care, kids who are poorly or struggling, and kids who have little. The tribunal was told Mr Hobby, who was also a supervisor within the watch, posted a video of a female attending a job interview and opening her legs, to be told "You've got the job." He had explained in the subsequent investigation he had 'thought it was funny at the time', said Elizabeth Hodgetts, representing WMFS.Īnother post to the group showed 29 topless or "entirely naked" women, she told the hearing. He said he had not deemed the posts inappropriate at the time as Person E had contributed posts that were "bad if not worse" to the chat. Mr Hobby had shared "sexually explicit" images of women to the group, the tribunal heard on Dec 6. Person E is now off work with no return date after suffering with post traumatic stress disorder over the case. Read more: Police action to tackle kerb crawling in 'red light area' where student harassed and abusedįour other colleagues, who were also in the group, were given warnings by the fire service. They claim they were "hung, drawn and quartered from day 1" when the woman, named only as Person E, raised a grievance over comments allegedly made towards her and "sexist" Whatsapp posts. They are challenging the decision at a tribunal and fighting for their jobs back. Mr Hobby, Matthew Wagstaff, Karl Donnelly, Carl Hill and Steven Hunter claim they were unfairly dismissed. Nigel Hobby was among five Dudley White Watch employees dismissed without notice for gross misconduct after a female colleague complained over allegedly inappropriate messages. A sacked West Midlands Fire Service firefighter posted '29 snaps of naked and topless women' in a WhatsApp group, a tribunal heard.
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