Carillion collapse threat to Liverpool Laing O'Rourke cancer hospital

By Jordan Marshall2018-06-25T10:31:00

NHS Trust says scheme being built next door to stalled Royal Liverpool job faces being caught up in fallout

A specialist cancer hospital being built by Laing O’Roukre next door to the stalled Royal Liverpool Hospital faces being caught up in the Carillion collapse, according to the NHS trust overseeing the problem-plagued project.

Laing O’Rourke is building the Clatterbridge Cancer Centre which is next to the Royal Liverpool Hospital (pictured) site. There has been no activity on the Royal Liverpool site since Carillion went bust in January.

But in papers published ahead of its latest monthly board meeting tomorrow, the Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust said the neighbouring project was now facing potential delays.

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