Output up over past three months but slips in April

By Jordan Marshall2019-06-10T12:29:00

Scape boss Mark Robinson says government is heading down "path of self-destruction"

Construction output grew over the past three months but fell month-on-month in April as ongoing Brexit uncertainty continued to plague the sector.

According to the latest ONS construction figures output grew by 4% in the three months to April, compared to the previous three month period.

Mark Robinson, Scape chief executive, said while it was promising that all new work had increased by £153m in the three months to April activity had begun to falter again in the final month.

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