The latest figures released by the government this month show that 450 high-rise buildings in England have been found to have similar unsafe cladding.
Abigail Tubis lives in St George's Building in central Leeds, which has HPL panels and is one of the tower blocks to receive Mr Walton's ultimatum. "We could be in debt for the foreseeable future and it would have a massive impact on the decisions we make in our lives," she said.Phase two of the inquiry will examine the circumstances and causes of the disaster and will throw a spotlight on what warnings of the danger of combustible materials were given or missed in the years before the disaster.
Karim Mussilhy, who lost his uncle in the fire and is now part of Grenfell United, survivors and bereaved families of the tower fire, told Sky News they hope for accountability to come from this next phase.He said:"Our loved ones are being remembered for losing their lives in the most horrific way possible for the whole world to see and by a culture of neglect.
If it wasn’t for my tweets after it happened it wouldn’t have been covered they left the building exposed to the elements I Ayer I mentioned asbestos warnings which I am certified expert
Why to evict people from their home? Evict the responsible authorities. Sue who is responsible and get them fix the problem.
Council decision to clad? They rehouse everyone. Privately owned, compensation to allow safe living elsewhere shouuld be automatic. No more delays
When grenfell happened everyone wanted rehousing now they want to stay