Panels fitted on Lakanal House after fire will be replaced again due to shifting guidance

News03.09.209:00 AM by Peter Apps

Replacement window panels installed on Lakanal House following the deadly blaze in 2009 will be stripped and reinstalled due to shifting government advice on building safety.

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