Carillion's stalled Liverpool hospital job 'will take 12 months to complete'

By Jordan Marshall2018-08-29T06:00:00

NHS trust responsible for the new Royal Liverpool Hospital says it will take another year of construction work to finish project

The Liverpool hospital job felled by the collapse of Carillion is a year away from being completed once work finally restarts.

The new 646-bed Royal Liverpool hospital, which has been stalled since Carillion’s liquidation in January, was originally scheduled for handover by March 2017.

Carillion revised this date to 28 February 2018 but in December told the Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust that it could not meet this date.

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