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	See our suggestions for how to get construction back on track. Just click on the Discussion link at the top of this page.		See our suggestions for how to get construction back on track. Just click on the Discussion link at the top of this page.

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Designing Buildings at 11:01, 26 June 2020

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	How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?		How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?

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	Here are a few of the headlines:		Here are a few of the headlines:

−	*Private sector construction collapsed after the credit crunch.	+	* Private sector construction collapsed after the credit crunch.
−	*But the public sector stepped in with a massive increase in spending, so overall the industry didn't fair too badly until the beginning of this year.	+	* But the public sector stepped in with a massive increase in spending, so overall the industry didn't fair too badly until the beginning of this year.
−	*Over the last 6-9 months however public sector funding has started to dry up.	+	* Over the last 6-9 months however public sector funding has started to dry up.
−	*As a result, right now, total output is 9% lower than it was in 2002.	+	* As a result, right now, total output is 9% lower than it was in 2002.
−	*If public sector cuts continue, the private sector will need to grow by more than a third of a billion pounds a quarter just to maintain current output.	+	* If public sector cuts continue, the private sector will need to grow by more than a third of a billion pounds a quarter just to maintain current output.
−	*At the moment there are no signs that the private sector is growing.	+	* At the moment there are no signs that the private sector is growing.
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	Click on the link below to read the report:		Click on the link below to read the report:

−	[[~~The state of UK construction August 2012~~\|The State of UK Construction: A Ten Year View]].	+	[[The_state_of_UK_construction_August_2012\|The State of UK Construction: A Ten Year View]].

	Or download it as a PDF with bonus comments and possible solutions from David Trench:		Or download it as a PDF with bonus comments and possible solutions from David Trench:

−	[[File:The state of UK construction - Designing Buildings Wiki~~.pdf\|File:The_state_of_UK_construction_-_Designing_Buildings_Wiki~~.pdf]]	+	[[File:The_state_of_UK_construction_-_Designing_Buildings_Wiki.pdf\|The state of UK construction - Designing Buildings Wiki.pdf]]
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−	~~See our suggestions for how to get construction back on track. Just click on the '''Discussion''' link at the top of this page.~~	+

−	~~Read an article in [http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/342106/Construction~~-~~slump~~-~~perfect~~-~~storm~~- ~~The Express] about~~ our ~~report~~.	+	-----
−	~~<br/>~~	+	See our suggestions for how to get construction back on track. Just click on the Discussion link at the top of this page.

−	[[Category:News]]	+	[[Category:News]] [[Category:DCN_News]] [[Category:Site_Information]]
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Designing Buildings at 08:11, 28 August 2012

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−	Statistics come out about the construction industry every week. And they always seem to be bad. But what do they really mean.	+	Statistics come out about the construction industry every week. And they always seem to be bad. But what do they really mean?

−	To try and answer this, and to get a bit of perspective, we've written a report that takes the long view. How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?	+	To try and answer this, and to get a bit of perspective, we've written a report that takes the long view.
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		+	How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?
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	Here are a few of the headlines:		Here are a few of the headlines:

Designing Buildings at 07:35, 28 August 2012

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−	Statistics come out about the construction industry every week. And they always seem to be bad. But what do ~~the stats~~ really mean.	+	Statistics come out about the construction industry every week. And they always seem to be bad. But what do they really mean.

	To try and answer this, and to get a bit of perspective, we've written a report that takes the long view. How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?		To try and answer this, and to get a bit of perspective, we've written a report that takes the long view. How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?

Designing Buildings at 07:29, 28 August 2012

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−	Click on the link to read the report:	+	Click on the link below to read the report:

	[[The state of UK construction August 2012\|The State of UK Construction: A Ten Year View]].		[[The state of UK construction August 2012\|The State of UK Construction: A Ten Year View]].

Designing Buildings at 07:27, 28 August 2012

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−	Statistics come out about the construction industry every week. And they always seem to be bad. But ~~are things as bad as they sound on the news? What~~ do the stats really mean.	+	Statistics come out about the construction industry every week. And they always seem to be bad. But what do the stats really mean.

	To try and answer this, and to get a bit of perspective, we've written a report that takes the long view. How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?		To try and answer this, and to get a bit of perspective, we've written a report that takes the long view. How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?
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−	See our suggestions for how to get construction back on track. Just click on the Discussion link at the top of this page.	+	See our suggestions for how to get construction back on track. Just click on the '''Discussion''' link at the top of this page.

	Read an article in [http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/342106/Construction-slump-perfect-storm- The Express] about our report.		Read an article in [http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/342106/Construction-slump-perfect-storm- The Express] about our report.

Designing Buildings at 07:27, 28 August 2012

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	To try and answer this, and to get a bit of perspective, we've written a report that takes the long view. How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?		To try and answer this, and to get a bit of perspective, we've written a report that takes the long view. How does the economic outlook today compare with the last ten years?
		+
		+	Here are a few of the headlines:
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		+	*Private sector construction collapsed after the credit crunch.
		+	*But the public sector stepped in with a massive increase in spending, so overall the industry didn't fair too badly until the beginning of this year.
		+	*Over the last 6-9 months however public sector funding has started to dry up.
		+	*As a result, right now, total output is 9% lower than it was in 2002.
		+	*If public sector cuts continue, the private sector will need to grow by more than a third of a billion pounds a quarter just to maintain current output.
		+	*At the moment there are no signs that the private sector is growing.

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−	~~Here are a few of the headlines:~~	+	See our suggestions for how to get construction back on track. Just click on the Discussion link at the top of this page.
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−	*Private sector construction collapsed after the credit crunch.	+
−	*But the public sector stepped in with a massive increase in spending, so overall the industry didn't fair too badly until the beginning of this year.	+
−	*Over the last 6-9 months however public sector funding has started to dry up.	+
−	*As a result, right now, total output is 9% lower than it was in 2002.	+
−	*If public sector cuts continue, the private sector will need to grow by more than a third of a billion pounds a quarter just to maintain current output.	+
−	*At the moment there are no signs that the private sector is growing.	+
−		+
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−	~~Want to see~~ our suggestions for how to get construction back on track? Just click on the Discussion link at the top of this page.	+

	Read an article in [http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/342106/Construction-slump-perfect-storm- The Express] about our report.		Read an article in [http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/342106/Construction-slump-perfect-storm- The Express] about our report.

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Designing Buildings at 17:38, 27 August 2012

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	Check out our report and find out:		Check out our report and find out:

−	[~~http://designingbuildings.clientarea.net/w/CDM%20planning%20period <u>~~The State of UK Construction: A Ten Year View~~</u>~~].	+	[[The_state_of_UK_construction_August_2012\|The State of UK Construction: A Ten Year View]].

	Or download tjhe report as a PDF with comments and possible solutions from David Trench:		Or download tjhe report as a PDF with comments and possible solutions from David Trench:

−	[~~http~~:~~//designingbuildings~~.~~clientarea.net/w/ef= http~~:~~//designingbuildings.clientarea~~.~~net/w/ef=~~]	+	[[File:The_state_of_UK_construction_-_Designing_Buildings_Wiki.pdf\|File:The_state_of_UK_construction_-_Designing_Buildings_Wiki.pdf]]

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	Want to see our suggestions for how to get construction back on track? Just click on the Discussion link at the top of this page.		Want to see our suggestions for how to get construction back on track? Just click on the Discussion link at the top of this page.

−	Read an article in [http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/342106/Construction-slump-perfect-storm- ~~<u>the~~ Express~~</u>~~] about our report.	+	Read an article in [http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/342106/Construction-slump-perfect-storm- The Express] about our report.
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