#Grenfell cladding firm announces record profits
Inferno: The Grenfell Tower blaze caused the greatest single loss of life in London since World War II, with official figures showing 72 people lost their lives.
Remember the Grenfell Tower tragedy?
A fire that started in one flat in a tower block spread to engulf the entire building because cladding purchased by landlords (the Conservative-run local council) proved to be highly flammable instead of – as was expected of it – flame retardant).
In the resulting conflagration, 72 people are known to have burned to death.
Now – well, I’ll just leave this here:
Kingspan, a company whose flammable K15 cladding was used on Grenfell Tower, has seen its trading profits double since the fire.
— Lowkey (@Lowkey0nline) February 19, 2022
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So, can the residents of of all the homes clad do a class action for compensation?