Construction Products Association
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UK construction product manufacturers expecting further growth in opening quarter of 2019
Brexit-related uncertainties hamper UK construction prospects overall but could help drive growth in some sub-sectors
Brexit uncertainty and infrastructure delays lead to downward revision in construction growth forecasts
Heavy side construction products manufacturers expecting strong final quarter of 2018
Month-on-month gains across all sectors led by private housing repairs, maintenance and improvement
Industry extends its run of growth to 18 quarters but weak orders weigh on the outlook
Latest CPA survey reveals strong growth in some sectors but weaker activity in others
But growth reliant on infrastructure delivery, says Construction Products Association
Construction Products Association makes the case for what the industry needs to stay competitive on global stage
Procurement guidance tool launched to help implement government’s balanced scorecard approach
Growth to 2019 expected to be largely driven by 28% increase in infrastructure activity
Latest ONS figures show that private housing output in November reached highest level since 2010
Latest CPA survey shows UK construction manufacturing achieved growth for fifteenth consecutive quarter
Trade associations broadly welcome Chancellor’s announcements on infrastructure and housing
Growth in infrastructure and education set to offset falls in activity in other sectors in 2017 and 2018