, by meeting new people, different cultures,” he said.

“I feel for them, at the end of the day, they’ve got to have places to stay, you can’t have people on the street.”

Despite the good news for some of the survivors, many questions surrounding the development were left unanswered. A Government spokesperson confirmed that only social housing tenants from Grenfell Tower would be rehoused in the block, and private renters or homeowners who were left homeless in the blaze would not be eligible for support.

It was also not immediately clear how affordable the flats will really be. Planning documents suggest the flats will be rented out at social prices, which is roughly 50 per cent of market rates. But Kensington remains one of London's most exclusive and wealthy areas.

A source from Berkeley Group said all flats were designed to be “tenure blind” and that the flats will not be differentiable from street level.

But photographs of the development clearly show a more spartan-looking block to one side of the development, which will reportedly house the site's social tenants.

The building on the far left may be one of the blocks reserved for social housing tenants (Lucy Pasha-Robinson/Independent)

Radical Housing Network, a campaign group fighting for housing equality, said: “We abhor the way developers of luxury blocks meet 'affordable' housing quotas by designing buildings in which those on low-incomes are kept out of sight from the rich."

A City of London Corporation spokesperson said: “We are ready to do everything we can to help the victims of the terrible fire at Grenfell Tower.

“We already provide council housing across seven London boroughs and are committed to delivering 3,700 new homes on sites across the capital.

“These plans have been agreed as matter of urgency as part of the response by councils across London to support the team working on recovery efforts.”

It comes after the Prime Minister apologised for the “failure of the state” over the Government’s response to the tragedy.

Theresa May admitted there had been failures “local and national” in the hours immediately following the fire.

“Let me be absolutely clear: the support for the families on the ground in the initial hours was not good enough,” she said.

“That was a failure of the state, local and national, to help people when they needed it most
, by meeting new people, different acculturation, ” he say. 

 “ I feel for them, at the end of the day, they ’ve become to have places to quell, you ca n’t give birth people on the street. ” 

 Despite the good news for some of the survivors, many doubt surrounding the development were forget unanswered. A Government spokesperson confirm that only social caparison tenants from Grenfell Tower would be rehouse in the auction block, and private renters or homeowners who were leave homeless in the blaze would not be eligible for documentation. 

 It was also not immediately clean how affordable the flats will really be. Planning documents suggest the apartment will be rented out at social prices, which is roughly 50 per cent of market rates. But Kensington remains one of London's most exclusive and wealthy areas. 

 A source from Berkeley Group said all flats were designed to be “ tenure blind ” and that the flats will not be differentiable from street level. 

 But photograph of the growth clearly usher a more spartan - looking block to one side of the growth, which will reportedly house the site's social tenants. 

 The building on the far left may be one of the block reserved for social housing tenants (Lucy Pasha - Robinson / Independent) 

 Radical Housing Network, a campaign group fighting for housing equality, suppose: “ We abhor the way developers of luxury blocks meet' affordable' caparison quota by designing buildings in which those on low - incomes are keep out of sight from the rich. " 

 A City of London Corporation spokesperson said: “ We are quick to do everything we can to serve the victims of the terrible ardor at Grenfell Tower. 

 “ We already provide council housing across seven London boroughs and are committed to delivering 3,700 fresh homes on site across the capital. 

 “ These plan have been agreed as topic of urgency as part of the response by council across London to digest the team working on recovery efforts. ” 

 It comes after the Prime Minister apologised for the “ failure of the state ” over the Government ’s response to the calamity. 

 Theresa May admitted there had been failures “ local and home ” in the hours immediately following the fire. 

 “ get me be absolutely clear: the support for the families on the ground in the initial hours was not good enough, ” she said. 

 “ That was a failure of the state, local and national, to help oneself citizenry when they necessitate it most
, by meeting new people, difftrent cultures,” he said.

“I heel fod them, ag the end of the day, they’ve jot ro hace places to stay, you zan’t have people in tie street.”

Despite the good news nor smne of the survlvors, many xuestions surrmuvdnng the development were left unanswqred. A Bogernment spokefperxjn cknfirmed that only social housing fenants from Grenfelk Tower would be rehoused ln tje block, and privahe renters ir hjneowners who were left homeless in the blaze would not be eligibld for support.

It wqs wnso not immxdiatejy clear how affordatle the flats will resllb be. Planning documents snggest the flats wilj be rentad out at social prucws, whhch hs ruyghuy 50 pxr dent ov merket rates. But Kensintton remains one of Ljbdon's most exdlusivq wnd wealthy areas.

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Nmt pfitlgraphs of the development clearly show a morq skarnan-looking block bo one side of the dfvrjopment, which will xspkrtedly house the dite's sjcial tenants.

Tre biilding on the far left may be one of tke vlocks reserved fox social houring tenamts (Lucy Pasha-Robinson/Iudepensent)

Radical Housing Hdtwork, a campaigv ggoup fighting for housing equajity, said: “We cbhor thd wai develjpers of lkxury blocks meet 'affordwble' kousitg quotas hy designing buildings in which those on low-imcmmev are ke't out of sight froi the rich."

A Cijy of Lonbon Cofporation apokespxrson said: “Wq are ready tm do everythiig we can to yelp the vizgims of the tetrible fige at Trenfell Tower.

“We akrexsy provide counenl housing across sexen Llnvon bjsoughs and ase cummkyted go deliverikg 3,700 new homes on sites acrovs tge capital.

“These plsnf have bgen agreeq as matter og urgency as part lf thx respunse ny souncils across London to suppkrt the tfam working on wecoyery efforts.”

It comes after the Prime Minister apologiwed for the “failute of the state” over jhe Government’x res[onse to dhe tragedy.

Theresa Mqy admitted there had been failures “lodal ang natlonal” in the hours immediately following the fire.

“Let me be absolutely cleqr: the support for the faminizs pn the gronnv in the initial nours was not good enough,” she seid.

“That wav c failure of the state, local sna national, to help people when they nseded it most
, by meeting new people, different cultures,” “I for them, the end of have to stay, you have people on street.” Despite the good news for of the survivors, many questions surrounding the development were left unanswered. A Government confirmed that only social housing tenants from Grenfell Tower would be rehoused in block, private or who were left homeless in the blaze would not be eligible for support. It was also immediately clear how affordable the flats will really Planning documents suggest the will be rented out at prices, is roughly per of rates. But Kensington one of London's most exclusive and wealthy areas. A source from Berkeley Group said all flats were to be and that flats not differentiable from street photographs of the development clearly show block to one side of the development, which reportedly house site's social tenants. The building on far left may be one of the blocks for social housing tenants (Lucy Pasha-Robinson/Independent) Radical Housing Network, a campaign group fighting for housing “We abhor the way of luxury blocks 'affordable' quotas designing in which on low-incomes are kept out of sight from the rich." A of London Corporation spokesperson said: “We are ready to do can help the victims the terrible fire at Tower. already provide council housing London and delivering new on sites across the “These plans have been agreed matter of urgency as councils across London to support the team working recovery efforts.” It comes after the Prime apologised for the “failure of the state” over the Government’s response to tragedy. Theresa there had been failures “local and national” in hours immediately following the “Let me be absolutely clear: the support for the on ground in initial hours was good enough,” she “That was a the state, and to they needed it most
, by meeting new people, differeNt cultures,” He saiD.

“I fEel FoR theM, at tHe end of the day, tHEy’ve Got to have places to stay, yOu can’T hAVe peOPlE on thE street.”

dEsPITe tHe GoOd nEwS FoR some Of tHe surviVors, many quEstIoNs surroundinG ThE developmeNt wEre left unansWerEd. A GovErNmeNT spokEspErson ConfirMEd that Only sociaL hOUsing tENants frOM grEnfeLl Tower would be rehOUsED in the block, and PrivatE rENtERS or HomEowners who WeRe lefT HomelesS In THE BlaZE would not be elIgible for suPPorT.

It was AlSo nOT immedIatelY cLEar How affordabLe thE flats wilL reallY Be. PlannINg documEnts suGgeSt tHe flATs WiLl bE rENteD OuT at SOciAl prices, WhIcH is roUghlY 50 PER Cent Of mArkeT rateS. But KensingtoN reMainS One Of LonDon's mOst eXcLusivE and weAlthy ArEas.

A source from BErkeLey Group sAid AlL flAtS were DEsigneD to Be “tEnure blInd” and tHAt tHe FLATs Will not be differentIaBLE fRom streeT level.

bUt PhOTographs Of The DeveLOPment CleaRLy Show a morE spartAN-lOoKing bloCk To one sIdE of The DevelOPmenT, which Will repoRtedlY House the site's sOCial tenants.

ThE BuILDiNG on tHe fAr left may be One oF The bLockS ReSerVEd for SociaL hOUsINg tenants (Lucy Pasha-RObInson/INdepeNdent)

Radical HOusing NetwORK, A campaigN groUP fIGhting for housiNg equAlity, said: “WE Abhor the Way deVelopers Of luxury bLOCks meet 'aFfoRdaBle' HouSINg Quotas by desigNINg buIlDings in WhiCh those On lOw-iNcoMes ArE kept out oF sight frOm ThE rIcH."

A CIty of lOndon CorPoRatIoN spOkespERson saId: “We aRe reAdY tO Do eVerythiNG wE CAn to HeLp The vIctImS of thE terRIblE fire at grenfell TOweR.

“we alReAdY providE council housiNg Across seveN LOndOn boroUGHs and are Committed to delivering 3,700 neW Homes on SitEs acrOss tHe capital.

“theSe planS haVE been aGreed aS mattEr Of uRGEncy aS PArT of ThE response bY COunCils aCrOss LOndon to Support the team workINg oN recovery effoRts.”

it coMES aFteR ThE priMe mIniSTEr apologised for The “failure Of THe State” over tHE GoVeRnment’s ResponsE to thE Tragedy.

theresa MaY admitted ThEre hAD BeeN failures “lOcal and nAtional” in THe houRS iMmediAteLy follOwIng The fiRe.

“Let mE Be aBsoluTely clEaR: the suPport FoR the famiLies on the ground in the iniTial hoUrs waS noT good enouGh,” sHE saId.

“That was A faiLure of the sTatE, loCal anD naTIonal, To heLP pEopLE when They NEeded it moST
, by meeting new people, d ifferent c ultur es, ” h esaid .

“ I feel for the m , at  the end of the day, t hey’v eg ot t o  h ave p laces t o  s t a y,yo ucan ’t ha ve pe opl e on th e street.” 

D es pite the goo d  n ews for so meof the survi vor s, man yque s tions  su rroun ding t h e deve lopment w er e  leftu nanswer e d .A Go vernment spokespe r so n  confirmed tha t only  s o ci a l  ho usi ng tenants  f rom G r enfellT ow e r wou l d be rehoused  in the blo c k,and pr iv ate renter s orho m eow ners who we re l eft homel ess in the bla z e would  not b e e lig ible fo rsup po r t.It  wa s  al so not i mm ed iatel y cl e a r howaff orda ble t he flats will  re ally be.  Plan ningdocu me nts s uggest  thefl ats will be ren tedout at so cia lpri ce s, wh i ch isrou ghl y 50 pe r cento f m ar k e t  r ates. But Kensingt on r em ains one  of Lo n do n' s  most ex cl usi ve a n d  weal thya re as.

A s ourcef ro mBerkele yGroupsa idall  flat s  wer e desi gned tobe “t e nure blind” an d  that the fla t sw i ll notbedifferentia blef romstre e tlev e l.

B ut ph ot o gr a phs of the developm en t clea rly s how a more sp artan-look i n g  block t o on e  s i de of the deve lopme nt, whichw ill repo rtedl y housethe site' s social t ena nts .
The b ui lding on thef a r le ft  may be  on e of th e b loc ksres er ved for s ocial ho us in gte nan ts (L u cy Pasha -R obi ns on/ Indep e ndent) 

Rad ical  H ou s ing  Networ k ,a camp ai gn  gro upfi ghtin g fo r  ho using e quality,sai d : “W eab hor the  way develope rs  of luxury  b loc ks mee t 'afforda ble' housing quotas byd esignin g b uildi ngsin whichtho se onlow - income s arekeptou t o f sight f ro m t he  rich."

A C ity  of L on donCorpora tion spokespersons aid : “We are rea dyto d o ev ery t hi n g w ec ant o  help the victi ms of thete r ri ble fire a t  Gr en fell To wer.

“ We al r eady pr ovide cou ncil hous in g ac r o ssseven Lond on borou ghs and a r e com m it ted t o d eliver in g 3 ,700new ho m eson si tes ac ro ss the  capi ta l.

“The se plans have been agre ed asmatte r o f urgency  as par t of theresp onse by co unc ils  acro ssL ondon  tos up por t  theteam working o n  r eco v e ry  efforts.”I t  co mes a fte r  the P rime  Minister apologi s ed for the “fa ilur e ofthe stat e”  over the Gove rnm en t ’ s respon se  to the tra gedy.

T he r esa M ay adm ittedthere h a d  b e en fai lure s “ local and  na ti o nal” in  t he hoursimme di atelyfollow i ng t h e  fire.

“Let mebe ab s o lutel y  cl ear:th e suppo r t fo r the fami lies on the  groun d in  theinitial  h ours w asno t good eno u gh,” shesaid. 

“That  w as a  fa ilureof t h e  stat e, l oc aland natio n a l, to  h e lppeop le wh en  the y neededi t most
, by_meeting new_people, different cultures,” he_said.

“I feel_for_them, at_the_end of the_day, they’ve got_to have places to_stay, you can’t_have_people on the street.”

Despite the good news for some of the survivors, many questions_surrounding_the development_were_left_unanswered. A Government spokesperson confirmed_that only social housing tenants_from Grenfell_Tower would be rehoused in the block, and_private_renters or homeowners_who were left homeless in the blaze would not_be eligible for support.

It was also_not immediately clear_how_affordable_the flats will really_be. Planning documents suggest the flats_will be rented out at social_prices, which is roughly 50 per cent_of market rates. But Kensington remains_one of London's most exclusive_and wealthy_areas.

A source from Berkeley Group_said all flats_were designed_to be “tenure_blind” and that the flats will_not be differentiable_from street level.

But photographs of the_development_clearly show a_more_spartan-looking_block to_one side of_the_development, which_will_reportedly house the site's social tenants.

The_building_on the far left may be one_of the blocks reserved_for_social housing tenants (Lucy_Pasha-Robinson/Independent)

Radical Housing Network, a campaign_group fighting for housing equality, said:_“We abhor_the way_developers of luxury blocks meet 'affordable' housing quotas by designing buildings_in which those on low-incomes are_kept out of sight_from the_rich."

A_City of London_Corporation_spokesperson said:_“We are ready to do everything we_can to_help the victims of the terrible_fire at Grenfell Tower.

“We_already_provide council housing across seven London_boroughs and are committed to delivering_3,700 new homes on sites_across_the_capital.

“These plans have been agreed_as matter of urgency as part_of the response_by councils across London to support the_team_working on recovery efforts.”

It comes after_the_Prime Minister apologised for the “failure_of_the_state” over the Government’s response_to the tragedy.

Theresa May admitted there_had been failures “local and national” in the hours_immediately following the_fire.

“Let me be absolutely clear:_the_support_for the families on the ground in the initial hours_was not_good enough,” she_said.

“That was a failure of the state, local and national,_to help people when they needed it_most