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From Q1
2010, the Office for National Statistics has changed its data
collection and analysis methods for the construction sector in
order to satisfy the need for greater harmonisation across the EU.
These changes to data collection and analysis have meant that
historical data back to 1955 has also been amended to reflect the new
requirements. Therefore this edition of the Bulletin has been
produced using the new (Q1 2010) data with historical data also
changed to the new data collection and analysis method. Tables
and charts have been included in the Appendix to this edition to
illustrate the changes for each sub-sector of the non-domestic
construction market to show both old data (up to Q4 2009) and the
new data. Future editions of this Bulletin will only include new
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Each Issue covers:
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Recent and current trends in the construction industry in Great
Britain
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Changes in output overall and by sector
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Major
new orders and large scale projects
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Revised forecasts based on the latest statistics and information
available
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Key
influencing factors: GDP growth, inflation, interest rates etc.
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Impact of government strategy and review
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ISSUE 12 INCLUDES
- Figures
to Q1 2010 - construction output (new work and RMI) and new
orders.
- Impact of the
continuing financial crisis and the change in government on key sectors such as health and
education
- Current
forecasts to 2014 for total
non-domestic market and the individual sectors.
- Sector
performance since 2004 with detailed analysis of output and new
orders.
- Output mix by
new work and RMI.
- 65+ pages of
analysis and informed reporting with over 35 tables and charts.
- Comment and interpretation on trends and
forecasts.
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