21 October 2019Insurance

Edinburgh Council pays £1.1m to insure tram extension against terrorism

Edinburgh Council is to pay £1.1 million on an insurance policy protecting the tram extension against being delayed by a terrorist attack or a flood, the Edinburgh Evening News has reported.

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