The Grenfell Tower fire inquiry has revealed significant government failures and corporate negligence leading to the disaster that killed 72 people in 2017. Bereaved families expressed frustration over the lengthy inquiry process, labeling it a 'seven-year delay to justice' and criticizing both the government and the construction industry for their roles in the tragedy. Currently, 4,630 buildings remain with unsafe cladding, exacerbating fears among residents. The Prime Minister has pledged to address the inquiry's recommendations and remove dangerous cladding, but skepticism persists about the government's commitment to swift action. The inquiry's findings have cast a shadow over several individuals, including former Communities Secretary Eric Pickles, who faced backlash for his demeanor during questioning. In light of the ongoing housing crisis, there are concerns about meeting ambitious home-building targets while addressing the injustices highlighted by the Grenfell incident.