If there’s a second wave, we all get drenched

By Chloë McCulloch2020-09-30T05:00:00

Construction bosses are considering how to get through one of the toughest winters they have ever faced

The mood has changed. Just a few weeks ago, as we clung to the last warm days of summer, there were cautious murmurings of recovery – we were starting to imagine a world where children were back at school and office workers would return in increasing numbers to city centres. When Building spoke to people in the industry at the tail end of August talk was of finding the opportunities ahead, and if not exactly full of optimism there was at least a healthy dose of positivity around.

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