Two hospitals being built by engineering giant Carillion when it collapsed will open years later than planned and cost hundreds of millions more than expected, a damning report has revealed. Work on both PFI (Private Finance Initiative) projects stopped in 2018 as hospitals, the Government and investors attempted to salvage them. The NAO said there were major problems on both projects before Carillion folded. Work on both PFI (Private Finance Initiative) projects stopped in 2018 as hospitals, the Government and investors attempted to salvage them. 'The human cost of the delays of completing the hospitals has not been recognised.'

Source: Daily Mail January 17, 2020 00:46 UTC