A housing boss in charge of Grenfell Tower before it went
up in flames has been chosen to speak at a national housing conference on
improving building safety, in a move that has provoked fury among survivors.
Sacha Jevans, who was the executive director of Kensington and Chelsea Tenant
Management Organisation (KCTMO), which managed the building and oversaw the
£10m recladding works that left it compromised with fire risks, has been
invited to lecture on ways to “improve risk management and building safety
post-Grenfell” at the Chartered Institute of Housing conference in Manchester
in June. Read more on the Guardian website.
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