Nerves about Brexit 'no deal' increase following latest round of government guidance

By Jordan Marshall2018-09-14T10:03:00

The construction industry has expressed increasing concern about the damage a Brexit 'no deal' would do to the sector following the latest guidance from the government.

Yesterday the government published 30 technical notices detailing how different sectors of the country would be impacted if the UK and EU failed to reach an agreement on the terms of Brexit.

Caroly Farbairn, who is the CBI's director-general, said: “These notices make clear firms would be hit with a sledgehammer in the event of ‘no deal’. They also illustrate the extent of the disruption consumers can expect if ideology wins over evidence.

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