Future for construction
Series: Observer ; 30 July 2000, B2(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s): Summary: The construction sector is set for a renaissance following the announcement of the government's comprehensive spending review which outlined plans to build new homes, schools, hospitals and transport systems. However, industry insiders have warned that the sector may struggle to cope with the increased workload.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| WB3628-33 Parking charges | WB3628-34 10-year transport plan | WB3629-02 Modular steel 'way forward' | WB3630-01 Future for construction | WB3630-02 Pay rises | WB3630-03 Health centres | WB3630-04 Moves over subsidence |
The construction sector is set for a renaissance following the announcement of the government's comprehensive spending review which outlined plans to build new homes, schools, hospitals and transport systems. However, industry insiders have warned that the sector may struggle to cope with the increased workload.