Grenfell survivors demand a new inquiry leader

Following the Grenfell fire, the new leader of Kensington Council issued an apology to the community, acknowledging past failures. Despite this, distrust in authority remains high. Criticism surrounds the appointment of the new leader, with some viewing it as insufficient change. The government faces pressure regarding the public inquiry, with calls to reconsider the appointed head. Survivors of the disaster feel let down by political leaders and now rely on each other for support.

What was the reaction of the new head of the conservative group regarding the community's needs?

What did the new Conservative leader need to do to build trust with the residents?

What did the letter from lawyers supporting residents question?

What was the sentiment expressed about the appointment of the head of the public inquiry?

How did the survivors feel about the leaders they elected after the Grenfell disaster?