No One Cares About Grenfell

[spathiphyllum]

Theresa May pretty much promised that action on Grenfell would be part of her legacy. Fact is it really won't be.
Two years on only 15% of the Grenfell money has gone to where it is needed.
Two years on people are STILL living in hotels and temporary accommodation.
Two years on still 200 tower blocks have the exact same problems that Grenfell did which caused the destruction, loss of life and horror that we saw.
She even has continued austerity in the fire service.

Will the next Gov make right?

[spathiphyllum]

Ah so it's the victims fault, is it?

[mushroom25]

//ah so it's the victims fault is it?//

I can't see that anywhere in this thread.

the following
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/grenfell-tower-fire-victims-housing-support-benefits-survivors-a8268911.html
links to a report that's 12 months old. yet most of the questions - uncomfortable though they may be - still haven't been answered, and provide (in part) a reason why many have turned away.

[Spicerack]

Hopefully the inquiry will point out who's to blame for what.
If it's not hamstrung by PC idiocy.

[douglas9401]

It's time to play the music, it's time to light the lights, it's time to get things started............

[spathiphyllum]

No one is "to blame"... but people are responsible for the aftermath.

[Rockrose]

Ohhh Douglas my favourite show

[Old_Geezer]

In fairness one would have expected building owners to have been forced to replace dangerous cladding with something known to be safe at their own cost by now. But like many events in the news, I don't involve myself directly in them but expect those with the responsibility to sort it out. Surely it is in a council's interest to speedily get folk out of temporarily accommodation and into something permanent. If they haven't yet there must be a reason.

[Baldric]

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jul/05/grenfell-tower-fire-families-rehousing-offers-deadline

[spathiphyllum]

OG and the sprinkler systems.