Another general election – would you believe it?

By Chloë McCulloch2019-11-06T06:00:00

Construction will be hoping that more homes, schools, hospitals and infrastructure represent more than just key battleground on 12 December

Uncertainty is the new normal. Construction bosses trying to plan for the future have probably never expected much help from politicians, but the Brexit impasse has taken expectations to a new low.

If you had been pinning your hopes on some sort of resolution under Boris Johnson’s deal, then you will no doubt be disappointed and frustrated. The prime minister’s “do or die” deadline of 31 October to leave the EU came and went, but we are still there.

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