LFB named in Met's evidence file on Grenfell fire
He concluded that fewer people would have died in the blaze if the LFB had taken certain actions earlier.Grenfell United, a bereaved families and survivors group, has previously criticised the time frame for prosecutions.Earlier this week, the group said: "It has taken more than nine years to get here. Nine years, and no-one has been held criminally accountable for the deaths of our 72 loved ones."We want those responsible to face justice. If people are found guilty of crimes that cost our loved ones their lives, we want to see them behind bars."Listen to the best of BBC Radio London on Sounds and follow BBC London on Facebook, external, X, external and Instagram, external.
- ▪He concluded that fewer people would have died in the blaze if the LFB had taken certain actions earlier.Grenfell United, a bereaved families and survivors group, has previously criticised the time frame for prosecutions.Earlier this week,
- ▪Nine years, and no-one has been held criminally accountable for the deaths of our 72 loved ones."We want those responsible to face justice.
- ▪If people are found guilty of crimes that cost our loved ones their lives, we want to see them behind bars."Listen to the best of BBC Radio London on Sounds and follow BBC London on Facebook, external, X, external and Instagram, external.
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LFB named in Met's evidence file on Grenfell fireImage source, PA MediaImage caption, A file has been passed to the CPS which will consider whether any charges will be broughtByAurelia FosterReporting fromLondonPublished2 October 2026, 15:50 BSTUpdated 1 hour agoLondon Fire Brigade (LFB) has confirmed it is among those facing possible criminal action over the Grenfell Tower fire.Prosecutors were handed an evidence file on 20 organisations and firms and 54 individuals from the Metropolitan Police earlier this week.The force is seeking charges including corporate manslaughter, gross negligence manslaughter, health and safety offences and fraud-related offences relating to the deaths of 72 people in the disaster.London fire commissioner Jonathan Smith said he welcomed the progress in the…
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