If the Tenants Association in Grenfell Tower had these rights and not have been ignored and called trouble makers and threatened with legal Action if they continued to complain and if they had protection in Law to be listened too and Delaying Powers to stop Highly Dangerous works being carried out in the place where they live.

After an incident of this magnitude survivors and victims must to be close to the people they know and the community they belong to. Being close is the only way the survivors can benefit from the immediate support individuals in the community, multi faith groups, independent business, and charities, have put together in support of all. LEGAL SUPPORT Legal support is of paramount importance. Information is almost fresh on the hour. Survivors must be informed of their legal rights the dos and the dont's that may not benefit or may affect their choices later. By moving the survivors and victims far from their community they will be made more vulverable and are more likely to take settlements they will later regret. TRAUMA MENTAL HEALTH Signs of trauma are already evident throughout the community. Trauma is a serious situation and nothing more healing than be closer to those you know and can care for all with love and empathy. HATE SPEACH AND HUMAN RIGHTS Theresa May must 1- make all forms of social and ethic cleansing illegal and a form of human rights abuse. 2- make illegal for all the advocates of real estate to refer to the dwellers of council towers and social housing as a treat and as undisarables. Such must be recognised as hate speach and must be made illegal. 3- End the long standing pressure imposed by local Estate Agent on the local Council to cleanse Ladbroke Grove ( and other parts of the country) of people living in social housing. This must be recognised as a form of hatred and must be made illegal. CLASS AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION, RACIAL AND CLASS PROFILING IN PERIOD OF CRISES such as Grenfell Tower Fire must be recognised as a human right abuse and crime against humanity. Lived together Killed together Surviving together Ladbroke Grove belongs to all...the poor, the rich, the lazy and the hard working classes. https://youtu.be/EigZWlDG15o

Politicians should be held accountable both for their actions and for their failure to act in the best interests of the community they have been elected to serve.

The Grenfell Tower fire is the worst residential fire since World War 2. It demands a serious, immediate attention.

People are more important than profit. The UK government's primary duty is to keep its people safe. This petition shouldn't have to exist, it should have been announced after the last coroner enquiry of the Lakanal tragedy of 2009.

to help prevent or stop the tragic events of london ever happening again its a human right to be safe in local authority run houseing

We need to make sure that clear processes are adhered to, and we need to stop the TMO cartel doing as they please, with total disregard for the community's well being and safety. We need a management company that can be objective, and listen to the concerns of the community. Please sign this, or we will change nothing. -

So in light of the terrible tragedy at Grenfell Tower in London which was completely avoidable if working alarms and sprinklers where installed on every floor. I discovered there are NO ALARMS AND SPRINKLERS at all in the 19 story tower block I live in, I also discovered this is the case in many other tower blocks across Glasgow and the country. I am calling on Glasgow city council to install alarms and sprinklers also carry out regular fire safety checks on mini multis and high rises as it will save lives. In 2017 this should be made mandatory for all buildings but sadly that wasn't the case and then the worst happened for the people of Grenfell Tower. Please sign to stop this happening again else where.

The UK has regulating bodies covering all aspects of life, that members of the public can complain to about poor standards of service. Yet Social Housing is not one of them, despite housing costs being the largest essential outlay for most of us. I am a Hyde Housing Association leaseholder, struggling for one year, to get answers to questions about service charges, for services not rendered. I have ample evidence, yet most of my emails have not only been ignored by staff but also the CEO, the Ombudsman and a local councilor and all published/promised deadlines have been missed. The sums involved are not worth the stress of preparing for and costs of Tribunal but that is my only remaining option. There is much evidence online, of leaseholders and tenants of leading housing associations, seeking justice for unfair charges or worse, life-threatening, unattended repairs and of suspect practices and negligence. In 2015, total UK housing association stock stood at 2,828,000 and this will have risen with new build initiatives designed to deal with the housing crisis. Potentially, the vast majority of the leaseholders and tenants of these properties, could be either unaware that their service charges do not reflect actual expenditure or are aware and are unable to get justice. It is a national disgrace that these bodies, endorsed and supported by Government, who the public should be able to trust, are not being held to account for their exceedingly poor practices and continue to win awards and new contracts at the expense of millions of households. Please support this petition, in particular, if you are a housing association leaseholder or tenant who is sick of grand statements, that are rarely lived up to.

Homelessness is a scar on our society. Steve has probably been walked by thousands of times. We have thousands of empty homes - Steve deserves a home.

Gloucester council have been given funding for entrenched homelessness. The above figures would give a benchmark figure to show improvement levels to compare with after the scheme is completed.

Since 2010, the number of homeless people in the UK has doubled. In the last year alone, there has been a 10% rise in the amount of people accessing homeless services. The cuts to council funding is forcing their budgets on housing services to be slashed. Housing services and homeless organisations offer help to some of the country's most vulnerable people, yet the lack of funding has meant that temporary shelters, hostel beds and soup kitchens are having to close. The government must recognise that councils are struggling to cope with the demand. Recent cuts to housing benefit has put many young 18-to-21-year-olds at risk of becoming homeless, by denying them access to the private rental housing market. We are calling on the government to re-think funding cuts and make the necessary changes, and give local councils the support they need in order to offer lifelines to the most vulnerable people in our society.