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10 February 2026

Construction Workloads in Wales Continue to Fall, But Surveyors Optimistic About Outlook

Construction workloads in Wales fell through the final quarter of 2025, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Construction Monitor, but surveyors are optimistic that workloads will pick up over the next year.

Construction Workloads in Wales Continue to Fall, But Surveyors Optimistic About Outlook

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Fintech Raises £7.8m and Expands Operations with Cardiff Hub

Nine Welsh Neighbourhoods to Share £180m ‘Pride in Place’ Funding

Nine Welsh Neighbourhoods to Share £180m ‘Pride in Place’ Funding

New Training Network Aims to Transform North Wales Visitor Economy Workforce