In 1998 Government signed a contract with ICL (now Fujitsu) for a new IT system called Libra, for Magistrates' Courts. It was for £198 million.
By 2002 the price had risen to £400 million. In 2019/20 Fujitsu won a MoD Core Dept contract worth "£50 million or more", see: "Private Sector Companies paid £50 million or more by the Ministry of Defence Core Department, UK Hydrographic Office and Defence Science and Technology Laboratory in 2019/20: By Holding Company"

#EPS "The façade consisted of 80mm flame-retarded expanded polystyrene (EPS) with mesh and render and mounted on 25mm thick chipboard, which was the formwork left in place" #EPS Feb 2009

'The cladding we sell is highly flammable - don't tell anybody'. Highly recommended reading:

https://twitter.com/PeteApps/status/1362392800478773249?s=20

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CALLING ALL RESIDENTS AND RESIDENTS GROUPS IN ENGLAND. This is the final day to submit responses to the government's consultation on Fire Safety reforms that will affect high-rise and other multi-occupied residential blocks. 1/ The proposed reforms are DEEPLY FLAWED and WILL UNDERMINE the Grenfell Inquiry Recommendations. Residents voices are once again being TOTALLY MARGINALISED in these proposals and there are five major problems that need to be OPPOSED before 11.45pm tonight: 2/

I used to live here. There's 132 flats. Those flats contain 132 heat detectors, 264 smoke detectors and 264 sounders. Please explain how a #WakingWatch with two eyes, a nose and an air horn gives better early detection and warning? Just connect them all to a centralised system. If you're wondering what a good fire alarm looks like in a block of flats, this will explain. Fire officers tend to think about offices when you mention fire alarms & wouldn't be aware of the smart systems now available for flats. GB tech, made in GB.