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Paul Morrell on the Government Construction Summit

2012-04-26T14:08:00+01:00

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Chief construction adviser says ministers 鈥榳ant sight of where the sector is heading鈥�

Paul Morrell explains why July鈥檚 Government Construction Summit is not designed to be a 鈥渙ne-way conversation鈥� with Whitehall.

Paul Morrell talks about the Government Construction Summit

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