Grenfell Fire
Homes could be at risk after Grenfell report says safety tests are ‘inadequate’
01 May 2018A new study has exposed part of the decades of deregulation that allowed the Grenfell Tower fire to happen.
Leaked report shows how council ‘savings’ led to Grenfell Tower fire disaster
17 April 2018A shocking report into the immediate causes of the Grenfell Tower fire was leaked on Monday.
Grenfell protesters prepare to take message to parliament
15 April 2018Over 1,000 joined the Silent Walk ten months after the fire. And the next one will coincide with a House of Commons debate
Cladding firm linked to Grenfell Tower fire showed contempt for safety
10 April 2018A firm linked to the flammable cladding used on Grenfell Tower told its clients in 2015 that its Reynobond PE product achieved only a Euroclass E fire safety rating.
Press wages war on Grenfell survivors to help the Tories
03 April 2018The media wants to undermine stories of Grenfell survivors. It’s part of a push to let the guilty off the hook, writes Alistair Farrow
Reports round up: Grenfell survivors to wait a year for homes
27 March 2018Survivors and those displaced by the Grenfell Tower fire could be waiting over a year to get rehoused, according to the government.
Marchers demand justice for Grenfell victims nine months after the blaze
14 March 2018People marched and rallied in Bristol, Liverpool and London on Wednesday night to demand justice for the people who died in the Grenfell Tower fire.
What does justice mean for Grenfell campaigners?
13 March 2018Almost nine months on from the devastating Grenfell fire, Alistair Farrow looks at what activists are fighting for, and the challenges that they face
Cladding safety test results may be ‘doctored’, leak reveals
27 February 2018Leaked documents from cladding manufacturer Kingspan UK show that fire test results could have been doctored. It raises serious questions after the Grenfell fire, writes Alistair Farrow
Reports round-up: Justice4Grenfell sends three billboards round London
20 February 2018THE justice4Grenfell campaign’s billboards drove through Westminster last Thursday, demanding truth and justice for those who died in the fire at Grenfell Tower
LETTERS: Behind the headlines—brutal police repression for refugees
20 February 2018There’s a lot of desperation here in Calais.
Immigration rules mean Grenfell fire family risk being ‘shut out’ of public inquiry
13 February 2018The eighth Silent Walk to commemorate those who died in the Grenfell Tower fire was set to take place on Wednesday.
A powerful meeting demands justice for Grenfell
01 February 2018An important meeting injected urgency into the Justice4Grenfell campaign
Residents are told to pay up or burn
30 January 2018Landlords and building managers are still dragging their feet over essential fire safety work in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire.
Report reveals fresh safety failings over Grenfell as 2,000 attend silent march
16 January 2018Seven months after the Grenfell Tower fire, the level of contempt for working class people felt by those responsible is still being revealed.
Tories starve mental health services for Grenfell victims
09 January 2018More than 11,000 people could be suffering mental health problems as a result of the Grenfell Tower fire. But the Tories aren’t giving services the funding they need
Grenfell fire survivors angry at delays and obstructions
02 January 2018Grenfell survivors spurned again, as housing bosses grab millions
30 December 2017About 100 households that survived the fire spent Christmas Day in hotels, and some did not receive money they had been promised
Thousands march for justice on six month anniversary of Grenfell murder
14 December 2017More than 3,000 people marched through west London to demand justice for the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire.
Slurs of the right wing press seek to divide residents’ justice movement
12 December 2017Right wing news sources have been trying desperately to undermine calls to hold those responsible for the Grenfell Tower fire to account.
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