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Real or fake news?
We’re famous for our Christmas cards. Thought provoking and humorous in equal measure, we’ve been sending them out to the industry every year for the past 15 years.
A rogue publication…

Our 2018 card is a magazine called ‘Built Environment News’. If you missed it, download a PDF copy here.

It may shock you, but some of the stories in the magazine are completely made up.

But there are also a few stories based on entirely real, factual news.

Can you tell the difference between the credible content and the preposterous prose?

Take our quiz below for a chance to win £100 million*

*That’s definitely fake news. But there is a prize.

  • Enter your name here, submit your quiz answers and we'll donate to the Construction Youth Trust on your behalf. This charity gives young people access to training, education and employment opportunities in the construction industry. We also have a little prize to send to one very lucky, randomly selected, fake news spotter (no purchase necessary etc).

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See more Christmas cards on Pinterest

We’ve been creating our famous Christmas cards for more than 10 years. Peruse cards from previous years on our Pinterest account.

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