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CPA Weekly Notes - 27th October 📝

27 October 2023

CPA Autumn Lunch | Less than a week to go! We are very much looking forward to seeing all our guests next week at The Brewery for our annual Autumn Lunch. Our lunches have proven to be a great success for networking, great food and drinks. Note for guests: Be sure to use the event site sent to your table hosts to find your seat at the event and for the full agenda for the day. See you in just under a week's time! We would like to thank our sponsors Siderise and EJ Group for making this event possible.

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CPA Weekly Notes - 20th October 📝

20 October 2023

CPA Construction Industry Forecasts Webinar | Next Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Sign-up now to join our upcoming Autumn Forecasts webinar, hosted by CPA Economics Director Noble Francis. Noble will be looking at key elements from the latest Forecasts which will be published on Monday 23 October. Join us for this webinar to get more insight from Noble and have the opportunity to get your questions answered. Click here to register. CPA Trade Association Members are welcome to share this link with their respective members.

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CPA Weekly Notes - 13th October 📝

13 October 2023

New Sponsor Announcement | CPA Autumn Lunch - We're happy to announce that one of our newest Affiliate Members EJ Group, will be sponsoring the CPA Autumn Lunch in a few weeks time. EJ is one of the leading forces in the design, manufacture and distribution of access solutions for water, sewer, drainage, telecommunications and utility networks worldwide. Thank you to EJ Group and Siderise for their ongoing support - our lunches wouldn't be possible without our sponsors.

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CPA Weekly Notes - 6th October 📝

06 October 2023

CPA Response To Government Cancellation of HS2 The CPA Chief Executive responds to the Prime Minister's announcement of scrapping the Northern-leg of HS2 from Birmingham to Manchester. Peter Caplehorn said: “The Prime Minister’s announcement today on scrapping the rest of the HS2 project is extremely disappointing and frustrating. With this decision, jobs, investments, and resources amongst UK manufacturers and construction businesses large and small will go to waste. Following so soon after the chopping and changing of net zero policies this will only serve to further undermine the decreasing confidence that industry has for this government. The Prime Minister’s suggestion that £36 billion will be redirected into transport projects across the North and Midlands implies that it is a case of either one or the other; however, the country clearly needs major investment in local, regional and national infrastructure all together as was done during HS1 and Crossrail." Read the full statement here.

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