Weekly Notes - 1 March 2019
The CPA has submitted a joint letter to the Prime Minister to urge an agreement on future trading arrangements with the EU.
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The CPA has submitted a joint letter to the Prime Minister to urge an agreement on future trading arrangements with the EU.
Read moreThe CPA Boardroom is now available to book on a full or half-day basis.
Read moreThe construction industry experienced a mixed quarter for sales, output and new orders in the final quarter of 2018, according to our quarterly trade survey. Sales of construction products rose according to 55% for heavy side manufacturers and 21% of light side manufacturers, whilst 25% of SME builders reported an increase in workloads.
Read moreThe CPA was asked by government and the Construction Leadership Council to produce two briefing notes about our industry’s contingency planning for Brexit:
Read moreThe CPA supported the Brexit Contingency Planning Conference this week, hosted by the Construction Leadership Council and attended by 100 senior executives from across the UK construction industry.
Read moreGrowth for the UK’s construction industry has been downgraded again in the latest CPA forecasts.
Read moreProfessor Noble Francis, CPA Economics Director, and Professor Stephen Gruneberg of The Bartlett at UCL have published a new book - The Economics of Construction – which presents an analysis of how construction markets operate, how firms collaborate on projects, and how their business models work.
Read moreToday’s ONS data release confirms that UK construction ended last year with a stronger performance than it started with.
Read moreNine of the UK’s leading trade and representative bodies from the construction supply chain, including the CPA, are working together on a joint research project to identify those occupations where it is hardest to recruit employees.
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