In this episode of the Housing Sector Podcast, I speak with Stephen Day about building safety, institutional candour, resident campaigning, and what happens when people raising serious concerns become the target instead of the issues themselves.

We discuss:

• post-Grenfell fire safety concerns
• compartmentation failures and remediation disputes
• PAS 9980 and watered-down remediation standards
• accusations of harassment against campaigners
• councils, developers, and accountability
• the culture of “deny, attack, reverse victim and offender”
• why residents increasingly feel silenced rather than heard

The conversation focuses heavily on the ongoing situation at Royal Artillery Quays and the wider questions facing the housing sector nearly a decade after Grenfell Tower fire.

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https://substack.com/home/post/p-197129987

https://www.businessinsider.com/grenfell-fire-expert-colin-todd-disabled-people-2022-2

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