3K views · 25 reactions | The Grenfell Tower fire was an entirely avoidable tragedy caused by profiteering and a lack of regulation. Studio E played a crucial role in the disastrous refurbishment of tower. Yesterday, Matt Wrack handed in a letter alongside the Good Law Project asking the Architects' Regitration Board to hold Studio E to account. We stand with the victims and survivors of the disaster in calling for justice and accountability. | Fire Brigades Union | Facebook

2.5K views · 38 reactions | WATCH: Fire Brigades Union leader Matt Wrack discusses the Grenfell Tower Inquiry. | Fire Brigades Union | Facebook

34K views · 56 reactions | Those who survived one of the deadliest structure fires in British history had to re-live the trauma today, as the inquiry into London’s Grenfell Tower disaster opened. CTV’s Paul Workman reports. Watch the full newscast here: https://bit.ly/2IB0U5b | CTV News | Facebook

180K views · 314 reactions | Survivors, witnesses and experts speak on the tragedy that took 72 lives. GRENFELL: UNCOVERED is now playing. | Netflix | Facebook

4.3K views · 120 reactions | What started as a small kitchen fire in the early hours of 14 June 2017, engulfed the entire tower in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, and killed 72 people. On this poignant day, BBC London has been hearing from some who are still trying to find a way to heal as they continue their fight for justice. | BBC London | Facebook

Three years on since the tragic Grenfell Tower fire, I know that many Londoners are fearful that a similar tragedy may happen again. With the Government dragging its feet on implementing the recommendations of the inquiry, I share that concern. I’m committed to doing everything I can to keep Londoners safe and ensure that another tragedy like the Grenfell Tower Fire never happens again. Here is some of the new technology City Hall has invested in to help the London Fire Brigade on the ground dur

6.6K views · 11 reactions | In 2017, a fire at London’s Grenfell Tower killed 72 people. It was Britain’s deadliest domestic blaze since World War II. Now the public inquiry has cited ‘decades of failure’ - blaming successive governments, the construction industry and most of all the firms who fit flammable cladding to the tower. #grenfell | CGTNEurope | Facebook