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Could Brexit end procurement red tape?
Would a vote to leave the EU really cut the amount of red tape involved in procurement?
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A reluctant Remainer
For the construction sector it makes sense to vote to remain in the EU, but personally I’ve struggled with many of the Remain campaign’s arguments, until now …
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Brexit: No time to hedge our bets
As polling cards are readied for the UK’s EU referendum, the construction sector prepares for the possibility of a vote to Leave. ǿմý speaks to professionals about the possible profound effects on labour and material costs, foreign investment, and growth and trade
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EU referendum: On a knife edge
Six days out from the EU referendum and the result is too close to call
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Why JLL supports remaining in the EU
There are many reasons why the construction industry should vote to remain part of Europe
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The future after Brexit
The EU referendum looms, but what is our relationship with the EU likely to look like if it’s an out vote?
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It’s not all doom and gloom
A Brexit is a real economic risk but a vote to remain could see sunshine replace the gloom in the second half of the year
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Little to gain from Brexit?
ǿմý’s latest survey of construction portrays an industry that expects a Brexit event to have a major impact on its business
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Why ǿմý says IN
With local and regional elections out of the way, the countdown to the poll that could potentially have the biggest effect on the country has now begun in earnest
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On the money
Move the EU referendum debate to an economic battleground and it becomes pretty clear-cut which decision will work best for the majority of the construction sector
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EU referendum: The great unknown
The noise from Westminster on the decision dubbed “one of the biggest in our lifetimes” by Cameron has only built as the week has gone on
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Brexit: Ins and outs
With an EU referendum looking likely for the summer, the implications of a Brexit are becoming starker – and time is running out for the industry to take a stand
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