NHS trust considering legal action to recoup costs at botched Liverpool hospital

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Trust forced to shell out on remedial works after original contractor Carillion went bust last year

The NHS trust behind the Liverpool hospital stalled by Carillion’s collapse has said it is considering legal action to recoup costs.

Papers published ahead of this week’s meeting of the board of the Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS trust reveal that the organisation is looking into ways of reclaiming the money it has had to spend on remedial works.

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