Sadiq Khan has expressed his support for J4G’s demand that the Commissioners he is proposing take over the running of the RBK&C should only be appointed after adequate consultation with the Community.
J4G Statement regarding the ‘Effigy’
When video footage of a group of people burning an effigy of Grenfell Tower, complete with brown and Muslim figures at windows and babies floating out of it became public, the bereaved and survivors and communities across the country were truly horrified- it was not just the mocking laughter...
J4G Statement regarding the resignation of Anna Stec
The Resignation of Prof Anna Stec from the Scientific Advisory Group (SAG) did not happen in a vacuum. It is grounded in the SAG changing the remit and parameters of what they were assigned to do from the start. Anna specified in her resignation letter dated 24thJuly. It states that,
Social inequality leads to injustice – J4G Statement
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Sustained pressure from J4G and affiliated organisations has resulted in RBK&C Council announcing that residents from the Grenfell Tower “finger blocks” evacuated on the night of the fire, will not have to pay rent until January 2018 at the earliest.
Grenfell, a poem
Photo courtesy of Joan Hillary
A poem for the people from the Grenfell Tower disaster by Trevor Hensley
June 2017
The building burned
The people screamed
The water poured
Then quickly steam
A poster said
To stay inside
But those who did
Most surely died
Nicholas Paget-Brown resigns as Leader of RBK&C
The Justice4Grenfell campaign welcome Nicholas Paget-Brown finally doing the right thing and stepping down as Leader of the Council, something the survivors, residents and broader community have been calling for since the Grenfell Tower disaster. His Deputy, Rock Feilding-Mellen, has also stepped down according to media reports.
The Council’s total failure to respond adequately to the scale of the Grenfell Tower disaster has increased the negative impact on survivors, the terrible events they experienced were compounded by the continuing incompetence of the Council.
It remains to be seen whether other members of the Council will also step down.
BBC interview on today’s inquiry developments
https://youtu.be/DjsxCrPKkKA
Grenfell Tower probe may be too narrow for blaze survivors admits enquiry chief
The Press Association are reporting that the judge leading the public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire has expressed doubt that the probe will be broad enough to satisfy all survivors.
Sir Martin Moore-Bick travelled to the site of the disaster in north Kensington on Thursday morning, later meeting those who escaped the inferno.