Chancellor of the Exchequer Sajid Javid has signed off £350m to fund the completion of the Midland Metropolitan hospital in Birmingham.
Construction on the project has been stalled ever since the collapse of Carillion in 2018, although Balfour Beatty has been lined up to finish the building.
Last month, the NHS Trust in charge of the hospital said it hoped that work could start on site in December this year, with completion targeted for April 2022 for the hospital, which will bring together urgent care services from two hospitals in one site.
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