Rescue package for Liverpool hospital stalled by Carillion collapse sent to ministers

By Jordan Marshall2018-05-29T12:12:00

Trust board minutes reveal proposals to get the stalled project back on track have been given to government

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The NHS trust behind the stalled Royal Liverpool Hospital has presented rescue plans for the job to government.

Board papers from the Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust revealed plans to get the new hospital back on track were submitted to health ministers last week.

The hospital job, which Carillion directors including former chief executive Richard Howson blamed for felling the company, has remained stalled since the contractor collapsed in January.

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