Lord Roe, head of the Building Safety Regulator and survivor of the Grenfell Tower fire, delivers a sobering message: the tragedy wasn’t about heroes or villains, but a systemic collapse. Alongside his deputy Charlie Pugsley, both firsthand witnesses to the 2017 disaster, they’re focused on accountability and change—not blame. Their regulator oversees safety for buildings over 18 meters, with London alone facing more remediation work than the rest of the UK combined. After a year in office, they’re tackling backlogs and speeding up fixes, backed by industry cooperation—but warning of tougher enforcement next year targeting “bad actors.” Above all, they insist the human cost must never be forgotten.
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