The Grenfell Tower fire inquiry highlighted institutional failures from multiple entities, exposing a pattern of regulatory neglect and prioritizing aesthetics over fire safety.
The inquiry's findings suggest that construction companies like Arconic, Kingspan, and Celotex knowingly endangered lives by promoting hazardous materials, marking a serious ethical breach.
Despite years since the tragedy, the inquiry reveals a pervasive culture of indifference to fire safety within public bodies that ultimately contributed to the disaster.
A wide range of organizations, including the London fire brigade and various construction teams, share the blame for the Grenfell fire, indicating systemic issues.
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