NHS trust frets over finding replacement for Carillion on Birmingham hospital

By Jordan Marshall2018-11-01T07:00:00

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The NHS trust trying to find a replacement to complete the Birmingham hospital left in the lurch by Carillion’s collapse earlier this year has admitted getting someone to step in is still giving it headaches.

In board papers published ahead of its latest meeting today (1 November), the Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust said the risk of not being able to find a firm prepared to take over the Midland Met site next year was still significant.

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