Timber demand in UK likely to pick up by mid-2026

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The key UK housing market will see increased demand in 2026, over 200 timber industry delegates heard at Timber Development UK’s (TDUK) Global Market Conference in London. The event, held on November 5, saw a succession of speakers from the … Continue reading →

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Timber demand in UK likely to pick up by mid-2026

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