<sod >He said: 'My mum's lived here for 42 years. She got dementia and I have to say it's very worrying to hear about the cladding. 'When Grenfell happened last week I was worried about what would happen if there was a fire. 'This is exactly the same sort of building but the next day my mum got letters from the council and her MP giving us assurances. 'It's good they are going to replace the cladding because it's better to be sure it's safe.'      Blocks in Barnet, left, and Rivers Apartments in Tottenham, right, are believed to have similar or the same panels as Grenfell and some will be removed and tested  Camden Council has revealed its own independent tests show cladding on five up to 23-storey towers on its giant Chalcots Estate< eod>< sod > He said: 'My mum's lived here for 42 years. She got dementia and I have to say it's very worrying to hear about the cladding. 'When Grenfell happened last week I was worried about what would happen if there was a fire. 'This is exactly the same sort of building but the next day my mum got letters from the council and her MP giving us assurances. 'It's good they are going to replace the cladding because it's better to be sure it's safe.'  Councils were told to provide the Government with details of the cladding used on high-rises by Monday and three samples were found to be combustible after tests on a 'small number' of specimens.< eod>