Hall wants 'justice' for those impacted by fire in 1973
An MP is calling for a parliamentary debate on the Summerland tragedy saying it's time for 'justice'.
Warrington South representative Sarah Hall made the announcement during this week's 'Business of the House' sitting at Westminster.
The fire, on Douglas Promenade, claimed the lives of 50 people on 2 August 1973 including two from her constituency.
Alan Barker and Sean Kelly died when fire destroyed the indoor entertainment and leisure complex.
In response to the request Leader of the House of Commons Lucy Powell suggested Ms Hall raises the subject again during next week's Grenfell inquiry debate.
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