UK construction activity January 2025: Industrial

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UK construction activity January 2025: Industrial

Industrial overview 12 per cent increase in project starts year-on-year 5 per cent decrease in main contract awards from last year 14 per cent decrease in detailed planning approvals compared to 2023 The industrial sector experienced a mixed performance. A strong increase in detailed planning…

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