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Dr Stephen Walker arriving at the GMC in London to face charges of gross professional misconduct. 02/11/01: Walker, 44, of Preston, Lancashire, has been found by the General Medical Council to have botched operations he was not qualified to do. * and who will learn if he has been struck off the medical register. 3/11/01: The General Medical Council committee deciding the fate of a surgeon who botched operations he was not qualified to do will resume its deliberations. Consultant general surgeon Steven Walker, 44, of Preston, Lancashire, was expecting to learn whether he will be struck off the medical register. He was accused of serious professional misconduct relating to surgery on 12 women, five of whom died during his tenure at the Blackpool Victoria NHS Trust between December 1995 and March 1998. 23/06/03 : Steven Walker who has appeared at the Old Bailey today, June 23rd 2003 charged with the manslaughter of three women patients. Walker, 46, of Camberley, Surrey, was remanded on bail to a hearing on September 8 when he is expected to enter pleas to the charges. 08/09/03: The surgeon who is accused of the manslaughter of three patients will stand trial at the Old Bailey next year, it was decided today. Steven Walker will be tried on April 19, said the Recorder of London, Judge Michael Hyam. *20/10/03: The surgeon appeared at the Old Bailey to deny the manslaughter of three elderly women during operations he performed. Steven Walker pleaded not guilty to killing Jean Robinson, 66, on November 15, 1995, Dorothy McPhee, 71, on December 18, 1995, and Margaret Wilson, 63, on January 5, 1998. Walker, 46, also denies stealing an operation theatre register belonging to the Blackpool Victoria Hospital, and perverting justice 'knowing that an investigation may take place into his surgical practice'.
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