Very sad news. My thoughts to all effected.
Spot on.
One life lost let alone more is a far bigger issue than any museum - the waffle of apportioning blame is shameful and "Noise" from those with no real life values
RIP those blue light heroes and the member of the public that have sacrificed their lives for a "Museum"
Living near Acle at the time where the family home was
This tragedy was stamped into our minds indelibly as a a tragic and shameful waste of our heroes.At the time I worked alongside (electronics) a part time Fireman at Norwich City Station who was ex London Full time called Eric Lambert and a really great cockney joker and great workmate. When the news broke so did he, it was only then at a very young age that it dawned on me the level of camaraderie these heroes carry daily through their lives.
The stories in the immediate aftermath of desperate clear markings of gloves searching for a way out left in the thick back smoke markings on the walls haunts me even today
Julian and Foxy will be too young to remember this event but hope some of the lessons ,learnt were handed down to them.
