General election 2019: Construction needed clarity

By Chloë McCulloch2019-12-13T06:00:00

Brexit, jobs and delayed projects. The construction industry seeks stability in a time of political uncertainty and change

It’s results day, after yet another snap election. And if you had hoped that would put an end to politics hogging the limelight, think again. The pundits will be poring over yesterday’s poll and its implications for days and weeks to come.

It is worth just pausing to consider the unprecedented period of political chaos we have all witnessed, in which there have been three general elections in less than five years, two prime ministers stepping down, and several missed Brexit deadlines.

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