Shropshire college must pay out £25,000 in race case
Bosses at a Shropshire college have been forced to pay out more than £25,000 after the UK's longest-ever running race discrimination case ended.
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After 14 years, it was ruled that Shrewsbury College of Arts and Technology had acted unfairly to Dr Aham Abegeze when he was turned down for a college lectureship.
But despite being awarded £25,787, Dr Abegeze says he will not give up his quest for more than £1 million.
Space engineering expert, Dr Abegeze, 56, was refused the lectureship after being interviewed by the college in September 1999.
