What happens to people forced out of Ipswich flats?
The building's management company said hotel accommodation and meals had been organised for evacuated residents
In a statement, Grey GR, said it had received the "combined results of several in-depth reports" that showed the "internal compartmentation" was "below expected standards"."We are sincerely sorry to residents and understand how upsetting this news is. However, their safety is our utmost priority.
But three years ago, the Ipswich Waterfront building with 70 flats was identified as being covered with combustible materials in the cladding.
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