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Hollinrake: Grenfell families ‘must feel listened to’

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Hollinrake: Grenfell families ‘must feel listened to’

Hollinrake: Grenfell families ‘must feel listened to’

Shadow Housing Secretary Kevin Hollinrake acknowledged the sensitivity of plans to demolish Grenfell Tower.

He stressed the need for government engagement with victims’ families and pledged to meet Grenfell United soon.

"The most important thing is that the victims and their families... feel they'll be listened to" he said, underlining the need for clear communication before any final decision.

Report by Covellm.

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