Industry leaders tell minister to fight for construction in lead up to Brexit

By Jordan Marshall2019-02-19T06:00:00

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CLC letter follows last month’s Brexit summit

The boss of the Construction Leadership Council has written to construction minister Richard Harrington asking for him to fight for construction as the deadline for Brexit approaches.

Andy Mitchell, co-chair of the CLC and chief executive at Thames Tideway, wrote to his co-chair Harrington laying out the industry’s biggest concerns ahead of Brexit.

The letter, which Mitchell sent last week, followed a summit of bosses from across the construction sector looking at how the industry could cope with a no-deal Brexit.

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