Shaylor Group’s fall into administration has delayed the opening of the Silverstone Experience, a motor racing museum that the contractor was on the point of completing before it collapsed, by months.
Shaylor Group ceased trading on 14 June with the loss of around 200 jobs and administrator FRP Advisory was appointed this week to handle its affairs.
One of the contractor’s most prominent existing contracts was the construction of the £19.3m Silverstone Experience, involving the construction of a new visitor centre to bring to life the history of Silverstone and British motorsport.
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