The government announces a ban on combustible cladding, as part of the response to the Grenfell tower fire last year.

The transcript discusses the official ban on combustible materials, a result of 15 months of campaigning. It highlights the importance of this ban for various buildings, including schools and hospitals, to ensure safety for vulnerable people. The discussion also touches on the legacy of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, emphasizing the need for positive change and safety improvements. Despite challenges and delays, progress has been made, with the government prioritizing safety over profit. The efforts of survivors and the bereaved through Grenfell United have been instrumental in these changes.

What legacy does the speaker hope to leave behind regarding the Grenfell Tower incident?

• Increased profits for builders

• A safer environment for vulnerable people

• More regulations on construction

• No legacy at all

What does the speaker believe about the government's response to the concerns raised?

• They have ignored the concerns

• They have taken the concerns seriously

• They are not involved

• They are only focused on profits