HMRC cans Galliford Try £28m border control job

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Galliford Try had signed a pre-construction agreement to deliver the £28m facility. The 11 hectares site was to be used to carry out customs checks and physical inspections of goods entering and leaving the country. HM Revenue and Customs said the planned introduction of extra Inland Border Facilities post-Brexit checks were constantly under review to make sure they provided value for money. Alongside Dover, the decision has also been made. The decision was also made to close the Birmingham and North Weald IBF sites. The decisions have also been also made to close the Birmingham and South Weald IBF sites ahead of schedule.