Construction Products Association

@rorysutherland Happy to have a conversation with about brick demand Rory.

Interestingly, almost every consulting firm presentation I attended for ten years stated that "80% of consumers [say they] will pay more for sustainable products". I used to sit at the back as a lonely marketer thinking "that's bollocks". But the consulting firms made money implementing all this woke shit, so it paid them to continue reciting this dumb litany.

@CPA_Tweets has released the latest forecasts for the construction industry. Read the full forecast here: constructionproducts.org.uk

CPA responds to Spring statement 2026 The Chancellor’s Spring Statement was always expected to be low profile, with little in terms of new policy, especially compared with the Autumn Budget in November. Read full response here: constructionproducts.org.uk/news-media-eve…

New CPA forecast out today - Overall, construction output is forecast to rise by only 1.7% in 2026, primarily driven by new work. Read more here: constructionproducts.org.uk/publications/e…

Thurs 22nd January: join the @EntForumUK business discussion in #London with Conservative Party Rising Stars @Katie_Lam_MP, @AphraBrandreth MP & @sarah_bool MP @Conservatives @CPA_Tweets -> details on the #PublicAffairs #stakeholder #events listing: tinyurl.com/yrst7um7

@CPA_Tweets has reacted to the budget. Read the full statement here: constructionproducts.org.uk/news-media-eve…

We’re delighted to welcome Colin Jackson CBE, former world champion sprinter and Olympic medalist, sharing inspiring insights on resilience, focus, and performing under pressure

CPA Chairman Adam Turk addressing the pressures on our sector and the importance of collaboration to ensure a resilient and sustainable future for construction products.

Deputy CEO Jeff May reflects on the importance of today’s lunch — a chance to connect, recognise the difficulties facing our industry, and discuss how we can respond together and move forward.

🍂 Welcome to the CPA Autumn Lunch. A valuable moment for members, guests, and partners to come together, share perspectives, and reflect on the challenges and opportunities facing our industry.

Construction sector recovery is delayed according to the latest CPA State of Trade Survey. Read the survey results here: constructionproducts.org.uk/publications/e…

@CPA_Tweets releases latest construction forecast The CPA has released it's Autumn 2025 forecasts "Overall, total construction output is forecast to grow by 1.1% in 2025 and 2.8% in 2026, which is a significant revision down from the previous forecast: constructionproducts.org.uk/publications/e…

As part of Flood Action Week the Construction Products Association is pleased to have contributed to 'FloodReady' report: FloodReady: an action plan to build the resilience of people and properties - GOV.UK

The Construction Products Association working with Barbour ABI have published the 2025 edition of the Regional Construction Hotspots In Great Britain. Find out which regional economies are growing and which are shrinking in terms of construction activity. lnkd.in/epMU-TCZ

The Construction Products Association’s Summer Forecasts, published today, show that the key drivers of cautious growth in UK construction remain similar to three months ago but the economic risks and uncertainties have risen considerably. lnkd.in/eg2-bCMy

The Construction Leadership Council with the CPA has been working closely with the Building Safety Regulator to produce practical guidance for Gateway 2 applications. The guidance can be found here: constructionleadershipcouncil.co.uk/news/guidance-…

@CPA_Tweets are delighted to welcome @ShippersUnbound to the stage with his award winning take on UK politics.

After being reinstalled as ⁦@CPA_Tweets⁩ Chairman Adam Turk speaks to the room.

The CEO of the CPA Peter Caplehorn kicks off proceedings at the CPA Spring Lunch 2025

UK brick deliveries are a useful proxy for house building starts in the absence of monthly house building starts data. Deliveries in February 2025 were 21.4% higher than a year ago according to the Department for Business & Trade. (1/n) #ukhousing #ukconstruction