Turnover down at RSHP as Brexit hits workloads

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Architect warns turnover will fall again this year

Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners (RSHP) has posted a drop in turnover and profit and warned income is likely to fall again this year.

The information was revealed in accounts finally lodged at Companies House after the practice was threatened with being struck off for late filing.

In the accompanying notes, Richard Rogers’ practice - which last year laid off 15 staff because of stalling projects - again flagged up worries about Brexit.

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