@Dynamomagician I met you briefly on your way to game for Grenfell, sadly i lost my niece in the fire that fateful night, I wish you all the best for the future 💚💚💚💚
Here’s a song for you, because it feels like the right time to get it out. All proceeds from this song will go to Grenfell Foundation and War Child UK.
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GRENFELL INQUIRY
Big companies knew dangers years BEFORE fire
Cladding maker Arconic said it was “dangerous” and “not suitable for buildings” as far back as 2011
Celotex - questioned safety of insulation “because in the event of a fire it would burn?” in 2013
When parliament doesn't give a damn about life! Imagine your family member died in this horrific fire and only a few people showed up to the debate , how would you feel? My niece was only 12 years old when her life was taken and our world crumbled this makes me sick to my stomach
Micheal Heseltine (pictured with candidate for Kensington) worked hard for the passing of the Building Act 1984. He described at as letting “the industry achieve greater self-regulation.” This process of reregulation in the interests of industry over human life led to Grenfell.
The company which runs this student halls in Bolton was suspended from the national codes in 2016, after our tribunal found they had failed on fire safety: https://t.co/TeYf6x5qJn
@Shanparker97 @MENnewsdesk My heart goes out to everyone that lived in that building, I lost my 12 year old niece in the fire at Grenfell. Hope you are well and safe.🙏🙏🙏 💚💚💚