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Council foots £9m bill following Carillion collapse

The Carillion collapse has left a £9.4m hole in a council’s finances.

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By Martin Ford | 22 June 2018

The Carillion collapse has left a £9.4m hole in a council's finances.

Tameside MBC has allocated the extra funds from its capital budget after calling in Robertson Construction Group to continue work on its flagship Vision Tameside project.

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