Silchester Estate resident tells story from night of Grenfell Tower fire

The transcript provides a firsthand account of the Grenfell Tower fire, detailing the initial shock, the unfolding tragedy, and the emotional impact on the community. The speaker describes witnessing the fire, the community's hope for survivors, and the ongoing presence of Grenfell in their lives. The narrative highlights the community's call for justice and equal treatment, emphasizing the need for support and recognition of their struggles.

What was the narrator's initial reaction to the news of the Grenfell Tower fire?

• They called the fire department for help.

• They immediately panicked and rushed to the scene.

• They were calm and expected it to be contained.

• They ignored the news and went to sleep.

How did the narrator describe the fire when they saw it?

• Like a small campfire.

• Like a candle flame.

• Like a firework display.

• Like a controlled bonfire.

What was the community's response to the loss of loved ones?

• They moved away from the area.

• They continued to search and hope for their loved ones.

• They blamed each other for the tragedy.

• They gave up hope immediately.

What does the narrator feel about the treatment of their community?

• They feel they have been treated differently and unfairly.

• They feel indifferent about the treatment.

• They feel they have received too much attention.

• They feel they have been treated fairly.

What does the community need according to the narrator?

• More housing developments.

• Less media attention.

• Justice and more support.

• More entertainment facilities.