Residents say ministers have wasted six years and ‘dodged’ making plan for tower since fire claimed 72 livesResidents and bereaved families say they have been left “in limbo” over the future of Grenfell...
Read MoreCampaigners say mechanism is needed to ensure public inquiry recommendations are not ignoredCovid bereaved families and Grenfell survivors are demanding greater enforcement of public inquiry recommendations to stop preventable...
Read MoreSister company to firm that refurbished Grenfell among builders that failed to comply with deadlineMichael Gove has given 11 housebuilders – including one affiliated with the main contractor on Grenfell Tower – a...
Read MoreA government agreement with developers was meant to solve the fire safety crisis in affected buildings – but the wrangling goes onIn June 2021, Charlotte Meehan received a safety inspection report for her block of flats as...
Read MoreWhile the government apologised, the counsel attacked companies for a ‘merry-go-round of buck-passing’Grenfell fire: focus shifts to possible criminal convictions as inquiry endsNo one should have died at Grenfell...
Read MoreGrenfell United criticises Home Office papers outlining reason for retaining policy against inquiry recommendationsBereaved relatives of the Grenfell Tower blaze have said they are “enraged” by government plans to...
Read MoreEric Pickles had ‘other tragedies’ on his mind when he incorrectly referred to ‘nameless 96 people’ while giving evidence to inquiryA Conservative peer and former Cabinet minister has apologised for...
Read MoreFindings published in October 2019 urge changes to legislation and development of guidelines for large-scale evacuationsMinisters have “failed to complete a single recommendation” from the first phase of a public...
Read MoreApology comes as dozens of departmental figures, from junior officials to former ministers, face investigationThe government has apologised for failures in the lead up to the Grenfell Tower fire, admitting to “errors and...
Read MoreMinisters’ ‘unbridled passion for deregulation’ made them ‘junior partner’ of construction industryThe government may be guilty of a “deliberate cover-up” over the dangers posed by...
Read MoreDany Cotton said some London residents were at ‘significant risk of fire spread’ and requested meetingThe London fire brigade (LFB) commissioner warned ministers about fire risks to high-rise buildings months before...
Read MoreRock Feilding-Mellen had told police he was only made aware of cladding change after 2017 disasterRock Feilding-Mellen: the Tory councillor forced to resign after GrenfellRock Feilding-Mellen, the Tory councillor in charge of...
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