Might cheer up some domestics

hector said:
so so wrong in everything in this post algee,

seriously,go online and read some financial papers/magazines,
see what the chancellor/bank of england governor has said
listen to the news or radio 4 when they are interviewing financial journalists/commentators
banks are being more cautious and carefull then before even with big builders
make no mistake as and when these site closures begin/sites put on hold,they will not be bothered at all how good you are,
there was once a saying,......if the building trade is doing well the country is doing well,.....sadly because of this savage nightmare recession that is heading full pelt towards us ,.....the good times have gone
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I suppose only time will tell mate (y) (y)
 
hector said:
so so wrong in everything in this post algee,

seriously,go online and read some financial papers/magazines,
see what the chancellor/bank of england governor has said
listen to the news or radio 4 when they are interviewing financial journalists/commentators
banks are being more cautious and carefull then before even with big builders
make no mistake as and when these site closures begin/sites put on hold,they will not be bothered at all how good you are,
there was once a saying,......if the building trade is doing well the country is doing well,.....sadly because of this savage nightmare recession that is heading full pelt towards us ,.....the good times have gone
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One in the kisser for @algeeman !
 
@hector I hope brickies rates go up mate :X3:
Might cheer up some domestics
 
hector said:
so so wrong in everything in this post algee,

seriously,go online and read some financial papers/magazines,
see what the chancellor/bank of england governor has said
listen to the news or radio 4 when they are interviewing financial journalists/commentators
banks are being more cautious and carefull then before even with big builders
make no mistake as and when these site closures begin/sites put on hold,they will not be bothered at all how good you are,
there was once a saying,......if the building trade is doing well the country is doing well,.....sadly because of this savage nightmare recession that is heading full pelt towards us ,.....the good times have gone
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Not sure about site closures hector. Fact is 400000 construction jobs went in the last recession and before that hit we had a so called skill shortage. Just like now.
It will all depend on consumer confidence. Ltv rates have increased big time,so that will put off a lot of buyers that ain't got deposits.people see house prices going south,so might sit tight. Some housebuilders are already showing concern.
The big crunch will come when businesses need to pay 25% furlough. Let's see who will be in trouble.
 
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