See who your community representatives are, and what they have to say about their role.

The Memorial Commission’s chairs and community representatives met some of the bereaved families at online events in October. They heard their thoughts, answered questions and updated them on the different ways the bereaved, and the wider community, can share their thoughts, feelings and concerns on the future memorial. These were just the first in a series of regular meetings that the Commission will be holding, both with bereaved families and others.

The minutes of all Grenfell Tower Memorial Commission meetings are available in the links below.

Do you have a track record of delivering effective communications in a community context? If so, we'd like to hear from you.

A blog by Sandra Ruiz, one of the five Grenfell Tower Memorial Commission representatives for the bereaved families.

In the Commission's first blog, co-chair Michael Lockwood speaks about his role, his Commission colleagues and their vital work.

In February 2020, the Grenfell Tower Memorial Commission held six events for the community to find out more about the Commission.

Grenfell Tower Memorial Commission drop-in events are taking place for North Kensington residents on Monday 10th and Wednesday 12th February.

Government Factsheet on the Grenfell Tower Site and Memorial Commission: future of Grenfell Tower Site and decision-making on the long-term future of the Site.

On 12th September 2018, the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, in New York, presented the Grenfell community with a seedling grown from the Callery pear tree that stood on the original World Trade Centre Plaza.

A community-led Memorial Commission is to be set up so that community members can decide on the long-term future of the Grenfell Tower site.

These Principles set out the leading role that the bereaved families, survivors and the immediate North Kensington community will play in decisions about the long-term future of the Grenfell Tower site.