Produced for the industry by the Association for Consultancy and Engineering
After Brexit
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ACE webinar to help industry prepare for ‘No Deal’ Brexit
The second of ACE's Brexit webinars entitled ‘Preparing for Brexit II’ will focus on WTO rules and contractual issues. -
Airbus threatens to move wing-building out of UK in the event of a no-deal Brexit
European plane maker Airbus has launched a stark warning to the UK government about the consequences of a no-deal Brexit. -
Brexit uncertainty damaging infrastructure delivery with HS2 at risk, think tank warns
An annual report has found that successful delivery appears ‘in doubt’ or ‘unachievable’ for 36% of major projects, double the percentage five years ago. -
Scottish government to probe impact of Brexit on construction
Scotland's government is looking to explore how exiting the EU could impact an industry which employs more than 154,000 people. -
Transport secretary says leaving the EU will allow the UK to “set its own standards”
Chris Grayling has set out his vision for UK-EU transport arrangements post-Brexit and revealed what preparations were in place. -
It’s essential the post-Brexit immigration system allows the industry to thrive
Post-Brexit immigration proposals could be disastrous for UK construction, says Edward Goodwyn, partner at international law firm Pinsent Masons. -
Brexit migration report: Proposals could “devastate” infrastructure delivery, civils say
CECA has expressed serious concerns that post-Brexit migration proposals could seriously damage UK infrastructure delivery. -
Calls to create UK investment bank post-Brexit to fund future infrastructure projects
The ICE has called for a new UK investment bank and free movement of workers to ensure infrastructure projects continue to be undertaken. -
Brexit will harm UK infrastructure improvements, say industry professionals
New survey highlights infrastructure professionals’ worries about Brexit. -
New report to highlight human cost of Brexit for construction sector
A new ACE report is set to highlight the true impact of EU workers on the construction sector in the UK.