Work on some of Boris Johnson’s ‘40 new hospitals’ will not start until 2039

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Work on some of Boris Johnson’s ‘40 new hospitals’ will not start until 2039

Health secretary says Tories had ‘no credible plan or funding’ for hospitals they promised to build by 2030


Work will not begin until 2039 on some of the “40 new hospitals” Boris Johnson promised to build by 2030, after a Labour rethink on a pledge it called “a work of fiction” by the Conservatives.

Wes Streeting on Monday told MPs that construction on seven of the 40 projects in England would begin until 2025-2030, with another nine in starting in 2030-2035 and a further nine in 2035-2039.

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