Construction leaders to hold emergency summit on Brexit

By Joey Gardiner2019-01-14T06:00:00

More than 100 chief executives will meet at the end of the month to discuss implications of leaving EU

The Construction Leadership Council is to convene a high-level emergency summit on Brexit, in the wake of growing fears over the impact on the industry on crashing out without a deal.

The summit is to be held on 28 January in central London [checking definitely central London], and will see more than 100 industry chief executives brought together to discuss how to mitigate the fall-out from leaving the EU.

Mace chief executive Mark Reynolds, a member of the government-backed Construction Leadership Council (CLC), told Building the CLC decided just before Christmas to convene the summit, primarily look at addressing the problems created by a possible no-deal EU exit. Initial invites were sent out this week.

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