Gateway 2 hold-ups expected to drag turnover down in 2026 after record income last year, McAleer & Rushe says

By Dave Rogers2026-05-08T09:42:00

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McAleer & Rushe has said that ongoing hold-ups with the gateway 2 approvals process are expected to see turnover fall back below the £600m mark this year after the residential specialist said income hit a record last year.

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