Another busy year has gone, shaken by major developments in the construction industry, most notably the collapse of contractor giant ISG and the publication of the long-awaited Grenfell Inquiry report.
Below are the 10 most popular stories published in CM this year:
- ISG collapses leaving thousands unemployed
- The companies blamed for the Grenfell disaster
- ‘Traumatic and brutal’: ISG staff on contractor’s collapse
- Could you lead a megaproject? Mace, Aecom and Bechtel share advice
- ‘Pure luck’ stopping another Grenfell happening, peer says
- Building by the beach: Jenner’s Folkestone Shoreline project
- First BSR prosecution ‘only a matter of time’, says Hackitt
- Which Premier League clubs are expanding their stadiums?
- ISG went down owing HMRC £53m
- Grenfell Inquiry: ‘Limited’ pool of candidates for chief construction adviser role
Our last newsletter of the year will come out on Monday 23 December, resuming on Monday 6 January.
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Thank you for your support over the last 12 months. We look forward to bringing you more news, high-quality analysis, features, technical content and CPD in 2025. Until then, the CM team wishes you a happy festive season!
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