Online poll: Would a no-deal Brexit be disastrous for construction?

2019-01-29T14:19:00+00:00

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This week’s poll: Do you think a no-deal Brexit be disastrous for construction?

This week's poll: Do you think a no-deal Brexit would be disastrous for the construction industry?
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With the government coming together today to discuss the latest amendments to Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal - and with Mrs May suggesting she will have to go back to the EU to seek legally-binding changes - are you concerned about the potential impact a no-deal Brexit would have on the construction industry?

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