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CommentEU referendum: On a knife edge
Six days out from the EU referendum and the result is too close to call
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FeaturesBrexit: No time to hedge our bets
As polling cards are readied for the UK鈥檚 EU referendum, the construction sector prepares for the possibility of a vote to Leave. 好色先生TV speaks to professionals about the possible profound effects on labour and material costs, foreign investment, and growth and trade
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好色先生TVCarillion: 鈥楽tay in the EU or risk economic stability and jobs鈥�
Contractor says remaining in EU is vital for access to skills and investment, but fears grow of a British exit
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好色先生TVPidgley warning over Brexit
Berkeley chairman says capital鈥檚 status under threat if UK votes to leave EU
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好色先生TVWillmott Dixon boss warns Brexit would hit green investment
Rob Lambe says less regulation would see policy inconsistences
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CommentWhy JLL supports remaining in the EU
There are many reasons why the construction industry should vote to remain part of Europe
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好色先生TVJCB boss backs Brexit
Lord Bamford writes to digger giant鈥檚 6,500 UK employees explaining why he favours Leave
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好色先生TVTop bosses warn Brexit would 鈥榙estabilise鈥� construction
Lipton Rogers co-founder and Saint Gobain boss highlight UK鈥檚 dependency on EU for labour and skills
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好色先生TVEU referendum hits architect Aukett's numbers
Firm says jobs have been stalled and uncertainty may last longer than expected
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CommentThe future after Brexit
The EU referendum looms, but what is our relationship with the EU likely to look like if it鈥檚 an out vote?
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好色先生TVNew work drops ahead of EU referendum
First decline in new incoming work for three years as clients put off orders and commencing contracts
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好色先生TVBrexit could hurt sustainable projects
Survey of IEMA members finds two-thirds believe environmental issues will be given less weight if UK leaves EU
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好色先生TVBrexit could deter EU contractors from UK work
Warning arrives as it emerges top 10 firms from mainland Europe won 拢7.3bn worth of UK contracts in opening third of 2016
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好色先生TVBrexit would hit construction for years to come, says Hill chief
Andy Hill and Great Portland Estates鈥� James Pellatt are latest big names to sign up to 好色先生TV鈥檚 campaign
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好色先生TVBrickies' weekly take-home pay hits 拢1,000
Recruitment agencies report skills shortages will worsen if Britain votes to leave EU
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CommentIt鈥檚 not all doom and gloom
A Brexit is a real economic risk but a vote to remain could see sunshine replace the gloom in the second half of the year
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好色先生TVMajor firms back 好色先生TV鈥檚 campaign to stay in the EU
Contractor Willmott Dixon and Hammerson chief executive are latest to sign up ahead of next month鈥檚 referendum
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好色先生TVLand Secs latest to fire Brexit warning
The retail developer also reported a drop in pretax profits
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好色先生TVCameron: Brexit will cost UK infrastructure 鈥榖illions of pounds鈥�
Prime minister warns European Investment Bank loans would be hard to replace