This proves that Govt knew that the cheapened designs were a big fire risk and failed to send out a Building Regs memo for years.
This is crucial information for the @metpoliceuk inquiry.
It's a tragic waste of talent that disadvantaged students are almost twice as likely to drop out of their studies than wealthier classmates.
We'll bring back the Educational Maintenance Allowance to ensure education is available for the many, not the few.
https://t.co/kc5MZs37zY
@GrenfellWarrior Hi David,
Could you DM please to discuss. I just saw that you don't have DM open.
Would be good to hear more about the facebook group.
We welcome new Government product safety strategy but warn it doesn’t address lethal design flaws & there could still be dangerous products in homes unless design loopholes are closed up for good #TotalRecalls https://t.co/5oOd72DbGR
I have compiled a thread of all the times the PM and Ministers have told Parliament they will pay for repairs to tower blocks that have dangerous and unsafe cladding. Nothing has been done. Thousands of people still at risk of another Grenfell every night: https://t.co/g1hC84lJi5
The #CladdingScandal continues for thousands of private leaseholders. They're least at fault but being left with huge bills to remove Grenfell-style cladding. Govt keeping heads in the sand. We will not stop, sign the petition: https://t.co/oxG2bGych5
Taylor Wimpey have set aside £30 million to replace aluminum cladding on some of their projects in the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy https://t.co/n93xCujURA
A number of companies are recognising the immoral situation leaseholders are being forced into and are taking action. We need to urge other companies to do the same before thousands of people face financial ruin. #claddingscandal#cladding
https://t.co/lCTUJIG1Kg
"Other building owners and housebuilders in the private sector should follow the example set by Barratt Developments to protect leaseholders from costs and begin essential fire safety works."
Well done Barratt Developments, let's urge others to follow suit. #claddingscandal
@thetimes Have you heard about the insane costs involved to the residents involved in the @CladdingUk scandal, who live in fear of the cladding on their blocks but are being forced to pay mass amounts to get it removed?
The Building Industry in the UK is a joke in terms of quality, checking and sign off.
Everyone blames everyone else when quality failures are found and sign offs are essentially meaningless.
Building Inspections do not mean safe buildings built to spec.
https://t.co/tb7cw5mwUP