Request an Inquest and not a Public Enquiry for Grenfell.
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Tao Rogers-Wright
9 years ago
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My heart is broken. To watch them down play the loss of life in attempt to curb peoples outrage. People should be outraged.
More could have been done to prevent it.
More could have been done to save lives at the time.
More could have been done to help people afterwards.
Don't let them cover up the trail of greed and negligence with an Enquiry. We need an Inquest.
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Lorraine Moyles
9 years ago
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Each and every person needs to know what happened to their loved ones, be it family or friends, a public inquiry only serves our deplorable and totally inept government and gives said government, licence to reveal snippets of that public inquiry that does not incriminate. This and the previous government certainly have blood on their hands!
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veronica
9 years ago
We must have an inquest so there is transparency and justice for Grenfell.
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Emily Taylor
9 years ago
No way can May get away with this. Inquest NOT Public Inquiry!
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philip emery
9 years ago
Unacceptable negligence in high office needs to be shaken out
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Jim Morrison
9 years ago
Vital that it be an inquest otherwise the government can control it and the public will have no input into it, including the victims!
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Paul Swann
9 years ago
A Tory government controlled public enquiry is wholly inadequate in these tragic circumstances. A fully transparent public inquest MUST take place to ensure full accountability and justice.
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michael mcgreevy
9 years ago
it is vital that surviving residents and the families of those who were lost have a part in the process.
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Stephen Day
9 years ago
Do not allow a Government cover up by using a public enquiry.
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niel bally
9 years ago
Let the public speak and question first
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stephen west
9 years ago
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remember Hillsborough and let the families have their say and ask their questions
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ANDREW REYNOLDS
9 years ago
Absolutely resolutely NO TO THE PUBLIC ENQUIRY. INQUEST!! NOW!!!
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Hugo Vanneck
9 years ago
With deaths likely to be in the hundreds only an inquest will reveal the reasons this tragedy occurred and thus safeguard others lives with the lessons learnt.
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Gareth Lane
9 years ago
It is not for The Government to decide but the law. All those involved should be heard. The whole truth rather than a selected version of it
My heart is broken. To watch them down play the loss of life in attempt to curb peoples outrage. People should be outraged. More could have been done to prevent it. More could have been done to save lives at the time. More could have been done to help people afterwards. Don't let them cover up the trail of greed and negligence with an Enquiry. We need an Inquest.
Each and every person needs to know what happened to their loved ones, be it family or friends, a public inquiry only serves our deplorable and totally inept government and gives said government, licence to reveal snippets of that public inquiry that does not incriminate. This and the previous government certainly have blood on their hands!
We must have an inquest so there is transparency and justice for Grenfell.
No way can May get away with this. Inquest NOT Public Inquiry!
Unacceptable negligence in high office needs to be shaken out
Vital that it be an inquest otherwise the government can control it and the public will have no input into it, including the victims!
A Tory government controlled public enquiry is wholly inadequate in these tragic circumstances. A fully transparent public inquest MUST take place to ensure full accountability and justice.
it is vital that surviving residents and the families of those who were lost have a part in the process.
Do not allow a Government cover up by using a public enquiry.
Let the public speak and question first
remember Hillsborough and let the families have their say and ask their questions
Absolutely resolutely NO TO THE PUBLIC ENQUIRY. INQUEST!! NOW!!!
With deaths likely to be in the hundreds only an inquest will reveal the reasons this tragedy occurred and thus safeguard others lives with the lessons learnt.
It is not for The Government to decide but the law. All those involved should be heard. The whole truth rather than a selected version of it