Grenfell Tower

On 14 June 2017, a fire all but destroyed Grenfell Tower, a residential building in White City, west London, killing 53 adults and 18 children. Read news about the fire, the subsequent public inquiry, memorials and campaigns here.

 

More calls to halt nastiness in run-up to general election

PROSPECTIVE candidates in the December General Election are being urged to sign up to a “stop the nastiness” campaign, and conduct themselves with respect, “call out hate, and promote compassion”

08 Nov 2019

Grenfell Inquiry report ‘a step towards justice’, says Bishop of Kensington

BEREAVED families and survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire will continue to look for answers, but the Inquiry report published this week is “hopefully a step toward justice”, the Bishop of Kensington, Dr Graham Tomlin, has said

30 Oct 2019

Victims of Paddington rail crash remembered

“DO NOT let standards fall,” the Bishop of Kensington, Dr Graham Tomlin, has warned rail-safety professionals at a service to mark the 20th anniversary of the Ladbroke Grove rail disaster

11 Oct 2019

Grenfell: ‘matter of national shame’

21 Jun 2019

Podcast: Bishop Graham Tomlin on the social legacy of Grenfell; the Revd Nicholas Mercer on the campaign against torture

14 Jun 2019

Press: Tomlin’s Grenfell report sits between parish and Lords

07 Jun 2019

Grenfell report addresses social inequality

03 Jun 2019

Delaying Grenfell Tower report leaves survivors in limbo, says bishop

20 May 2019

Government bows to pressure to fund post-Grenfell work

09 May 2019

Church of England announces first permanent director of safeguarding

12 Apr 2019

Interview: Esmé Page, founder, Cornwall Hugs Grenfell

12 Apr 2019

Sandford St Martin Awards shortlist announced

29 Mar 2019

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