Work to replace cladding on Carillion’s Liverpool hospital still hasn’t started

By Jordan Marshall2019-06-25T05:00:00

Final sign-off yet to be agreed

The package of works to replace non-compliant cladding on the Liverpool hospital left stranded by Carillion’s collapse has not yet been procured – despite the issue being identified more than eight months ago.

Papers published ahead of this month’s meeting of the Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS trust reveal there is no timetable for the works to be carried out.

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