Maidstone: Shine Removals helps Grenfell Tower blaze victims
13:25, 15 June 2017
A Kent removal company is giving time and trucks to take items to those affected by the London tower block blaze.
Fire ripped through Grenfell Tower in West London in the early hours of Wednesday morning, with fire crews still at the scene this afternoon.
Seventeen people have already been confirmed dead, with this number set to rise as the search for missing people continues.
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Thousands of items have already been donated to those affected, and a Maidstone company has decided to help.
Shine Removals will be taking trucks of items up to London over the coming days, and has already received hundreds of donations from the Kent public.
Paul Moon the owner of the Maidstone based company, explained why this is so important.
"It's just absolutely dreadful, these poor kids and families have been left with nothing, it's really awful," he said.
"We plan to do at least one run to London and back tomorrow, and then a trip a day over the weekend."
Full interview with Paul Moon of Shine Removals
To find out how to contact Shine Removals to donate, click here.
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