All Brexit articles – Page 6
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Brexit chaos: What's the impact on construction?
B-Day may have been dodged first time round but how can the industry best cope with the uncertainty?
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Money talks: as Brexit looms ahead, government can use its levers to keep things moving
With all eyes on Brexit, government has neglected to back up its push for offsite with a solid pipeline of investment, says Stephen Beechey
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‘People are kidding themselves’ on no-deal Brexit, warns Mace boss
Chief executive Mark Reynolds says stockpiling materials will not reduce threat of costly delays to projects  Â
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Construction minister quits over Brexit policy
Richard Harrington says no deal will set economy back 10 years
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Brexit uncertainty and shrinking workloads 'really hit home' for architects
Market for architectural services shrinking quite significantly, warns RIBA
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Investors taking 'wait and see' approach to UK ahead of Brexit, Mipim boss says
Property show begins in Cannes tomorrow
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Construction activity falls for first time in almost a year
IHS Markit/CIPS survey finds Brexit uncertainty has slowed decision-making on commercial projects
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Barratt to launch 16 new sites across Scotland
Housebuilder says it plans to build 3,400 homes on sites
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Migration from EU into the UK falls to 10-year low as skills shortage fears ramp up
New ONS data shows number of EU citizens coming to work in the UK has slumped
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Taylor Wimpey sees 6% profit hike
Housebuilder’s pre-tax profit rises to £858m as it says Help to Buy winding down is a good thing
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How to avoid a Brexit balls-up
With the EU exit deadline approaching fast, Mark Reynolds and the CITB this week released a plan to make sure we can keep calm and carry on
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Persimmon's profit busts £1bn barrier
Housebuilder names David Jenkinson as new chief executive
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Housebuilders warn government's 300k homes target is unachieveable
Land availability, planning system and skills shortages will scupper plan, survey finds
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CITB forecasts slower growth as Brexit looms
Training body expects sector to grow by 1.3% this year - if the UK and EU reach a Brexit deal
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RIBA reveals Brexit workload fears are spreading to large architects
Confidence among large architectural practices has slumped as a no deal Brexit looms
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UK construction could benefit from 'Brexit bounce', says Arcadis
Consultant suggests a ‘soft Brexit’ could boost output
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Industry leaders tell minister to fight for construction in lead up to Brexit
CLC letter follows last month’s Brexit summit
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Alinea says industry has more than just Brexit to worry about
Consultant warns trade wars, stalling growth in China and global debt levels will also put brake on UK growth
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Are stressed contractors returning to suicide bidding to procure work?
The Brexit deadline is just seven weeks away – and still, nothing is any clearer. As tension rises, schemes are frozen and insolvencies increase, stressed contractors may turn to the bad old practice of bidding low just to keep things moving.Â