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News鈥婱ore details emerge on immigration 鈥榗learing house鈥� plan
CITB spearheading initiative which will see workers 鈥榗ontracted out to firms鈥�
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NewsCPA slashes construction forecasts over Brexit uncertainty
Silver lining of a 鈥榥o deal鈥� may be work on expanding ports and new warehousing for stockpiling goods
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NewsCPA chairman calls for Brexit clarity
Worcester Bosch boss Carl Arntzen says members having to plan for UK crashing out of EU
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NewsConstruction bracing itself for impact from Carillion collapse, says CPA
Trade body is forecasting flat growth this year, with commercial sector to be hit hardest
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NewsIndustry increases pressure for government retentions ban
Build UK, CECA and CPA latest trade bodies to call for reform
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NewsConstruction product sales expected to slow in 2018
Quarterly survey reveals uncertainties around the economy and Brexit
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NewsCPA says worries over Brexit will see growth collapse
Trade body urges government to get on with Brexit negotiations as uncertainty delays projects
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NewsConstruction grows but main contractor profit margins slip
CPA survey reveals output increases but margins hit by higher costs in Q3
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NewsSales growth slows for product manufacturers in Q3
Firms not expecting improvements during forthcoming quarters
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CommentGovernment should be fixing its policy credibility rather than boasting about its fiscal credibility
The Government is beginning to more clearly recognise the urgency of getting construction back into growth
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CommentSo what should we expect the housing market to do in 2012?
Despite government schemes to boost house building it looks as though growth in private house sales will be constrained
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CommentForecasters鈥� views vary on depth and length of construction鈥檚 second drop into recession
Hewes forecast expects no growth before 2013 in any private sectors other than industrial
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CommentTrade surveys paint brighter picture than ONS of construction output in Q1
Industry data suggest the first quarter may have been more bouyant than government stats suggest
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CommentForecasters shade up their estimates for construction output
But diverse range of views on economy鈥檚 prospects shows level of uncertainty in construction
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CommentNo spring bounce in work say contractors鈥� despite official figures showing a huge jump
The CPA says contractors were working less in Q2. So how does this tally with the huge jump in construction output reported by the ONS?
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