People made homeless by the devastating fire that ripped through Grenfell Tower last week are set to move into 68 flats in Kensington. Hundreds of people were left with nowhere to live after the blaze destroyed their West London tower block – leaving 79 people missing and presumed dead. Related Image Expand / CollapseIt is not known how many of the displaced victims will be able to be housed in the 68 flats. Each home will give residents the use of a gym, swimming pool and spa area, cinema and the 24-hour concierge. All are new social housing flats and are expected to be offered up to permanently rehouse residents from Grenfell Tower.

Source: Fox News June 21, 2017 20:42 UTC