Hot off the press! New International Construction Report highlights implications of skills gaps for UKs economic growth. NOCN Group have released a new report that analyses the current global construction skills landscape and the implications of skills gaps for the UK’s economic growth. It raises questions for the new Government’s approach to setting up Skills England, as well as investment in 1.5 million new homes and Net-Zero infrastructure projects. The report sets out that the CITB estimates that the UK will need an extra 250,000 workers by 2030 and the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) forecasts that the total could be 280,000 and that this will require a nearly 15% increase in the construction industry’s workforce. Read the full release and report here: https://lnkd.in/ecqhedYK Melanie Jackson, Graham Hasting-Evans
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UK construction output saw a decline of 0.6% between Q4 2023 and Q1 2024, but growth is anticipated to resume in 2025. Public sector investments in health, education, and infrastructure are pivotal to this recovery. Our latest edition of the UK construction market outlook report, sheds light on the current state and future prospects of the UK construction industry. Discover more: https://lnkd.in/ewUuknBN #construction #marketoutlook
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🚧 Construction Industry Rebounds! 🚧 Exciting news for the UK construction sector! In May, construction output jumped by 1.9% after three months of decline, driven by a 2.7% rise in new work and a 0.8% increase in repair and maintenance. Both private and public housing saw a 2.8% growth, and infrastructure projects rose by 3.5%. Industry leaders highlight that confidence is returning, though stability is key for sustained growth. 📈 Do you think it is going to continue to increase? To read more, click the link in the comments below ⬇️🔗. #Construction #Growth #IndustryNews
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🚧 Construction Industry Rebounds! 🚧 Exciting news for the UK construction sector! In May, construction output jumped by 1.9% after three months of decline, driven by a 2.7% rise in new work and a 0.8% increase in repair and maintenance. Both private and public housing saw a 2.8% growth, and infrastructure projects rose by 3.5%. Industry leaders highlight that confidence is returning, though stability is key for sustained growth. 📈 Do you think it is going to continue to increase? To read more, click the link in the comments below ⬇️🔗. #Construction #Growth #IndustryNews
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Our recent UK construction market overview report has been covered in PBC Today & BIM Today. The story picks up on our call for investment, stability and clarity for the industry. As our UK & Europe COO Nick Gray, comments: "It is now crucial for the government to collaborate with industry – at national and local levels – to advance projects and explore new funding models". Read the full story on the PBC Today website: https://lnkd.in/eH68FKn5
Currie and Brown: UK construction industry stability needed
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CIF's Quarter 2 Construction Outlook Survey was released today. 26% of companies acknowledged an increase in turnover year-on-year in Q1 with 34% expecting turnover to continue to increase in Q2. 20% of respondents reported an increase in the total number of people they employ, with 23% expecting the trend to persist into Q2. Hubert Fitzpatrick, Director General of CIF, said: “Following the announcement of a €13 billion investment in public capital projects planned in 2024, and new legislation recently published providing for the establishment of the Future Ireland Fund and the Infrastructure, Climate and Nature Fund, the construction industry is hopeful that the investment momentum in critical infrastructure will overcome the current challenges to delivery." Read more below. 👇 #construction #economy #infrastructure #build
Turnover and employment continue to rise in construction: CIF Construction Outlook Q2 Survey - Construction Industry Federation
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🚧 Construction Industry Rebounds! 🚧 Exciting news for the UK construction sector! In May, construction output jumped by 1.9% after three months of decline, driven by a 2.7% rise in new work and a 0.8% increase in repair and maintenance. Both private and public housing saw a 2.8% growth, and infrastructure projects rose by 3.5%. Industry leaders highlight that confidence is returning, though stability is key for sustained growth. 📈 Hopefully this growth will continue and we will start to see some difference in the market, especially the Residential sector. Do you think it is going to continue to increase? To read more, click the link in the comments below ⬇️🔗. #Construction #Growth #IndustryNews
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The UK construction industry faced a challenging October 🫤 https://lnkd.in/eUKCC9fB #ukconstruction #constructionindustry #economicrecovery #publicinvestment #innovation #futuregrowth #constructiontrends #economicoutlook #buildingstronger #constructionnews #industryresilience #constructionfuture #ukeconomy #constructionsector #positiveoutlook #constructioninnovation #growthhorizon #constructionprojects #economicchallenges #constructionrecovery #constructionadaptation #constructiontechnology #constructioninvestment #constructiongrowth #constructiondevelopment
Building Momentum: UK Construction Industry's Path to Recovery
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📉 UK Construction Output Dips 0.4% in July After two months of growth, the UK construction sector saw a slight decline in July 2024. Drops in private commercial new work and housing repairs contributed to the fall, though industry optimism remains high thanks to recent government housebuilding plans. Read more about the latest figures and what’s next for the industry. 👷♂️ #Construction #UKEconomy #Infrastructure https://lnkd.in/eFMRmtpR
UK Construction Output Slips 0.4% in July
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The construction industry in SEE-based countries is in the recovery phase and could reach a new peak by 2026, while some countries in Eastern Europe have cooling activity in this sector, according to a report by the EECFA - Eastern European Construction Forecasting Association ► https://lnkd.in/d58avcTe #construction #commercialrealestate #propertyinvestment #realestateinvesting #realestatetrends
SEE construction sector could reach new peak by 2026
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Resilience is key in times of uncertainty. Despite global events and market fluctuations, the construction industry in the UK remains steadfast in its commercial, residential, and industrial infrastructure development. Recent drops in the Nikkei and S&P 500, triggered by economic health concerns and rising unemployment rates, highlight the challenges faced on the global stage. 💱 As we navigate through political uncertainty and shifting priorities in 2024, maintaining a focus on stability and long-term investments is crucial for the future of major infrastructure projects in Western Europe. #Resilience #ConstructionIndustry #InfrastructureDevelopment #GlobalEvents #MarketFluctuations #InvestmentDecisions
UK civil engineering activity strong despite financial markets turbulence | New Civil Engineer
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