Graham says Brexit red tape headaches threatening delays to sites

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Contractor warns on admin burdens as firm increases profit

Northern Ireland contractor Graham has said it is having to make sure dealing with extra red tape caused by Brexit and the ongoing materials shortages do not end up causing delays to jobs.

The firm, which turned in an improved profit in its latest set of accounts, admitted “the added purchasing complexity and administrative burden brought on by Brexit and supply issues caused by the covid-19 pandemic could lead to costly delay[s] in materials being delivered to site”.

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