Grenfell Inquiry Exposes Systemic Failures and Urgent Need for Reform

Survivors and bereaved demand immediate legislative action as report highlights regulatory neglect and corporate malfeasance.

The inquiry reveals that every death at Grenfell Tower was preventable, citing multiple failures by organizations and authorities.
Survivors criticize the report for not going far enough in pressuring the government to implement necessary changes.
Corporate negligence is highlighted, with companies like Arconic and Celotex accused of prioritizing profit over safety.
The report calls for a single regulator to oversee building safety, emphasizing the need for state accountability.
There is an urgent need for criminal justice, with trials potentially a decade away, leaving survivors waiting for accountability.