The report setting out the findings of the formal consultation on the Grenfell Memory Project has been published, following 12 weeks of engagement with the Grenfell community and residents across the five wards of North Kensington.
The Grenfell Memory Project was established in March 2023 as part of the Civil Settlement Agreement reached with 904 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) claimants. As part of this agreement, the London Fire Commissioner committed £8.25 million to fund a long‑term programme shaped by the Grenfell community.
In response to early feedback from ADR claimants, including close family members of the deceased, survivors, and residents living near the Tower, the Brigade consulted on proposals between May and August 2026.
A total of 614 people participated in the consultation or provided feedback through questionnaires, events, group sessions, meetings and written submissions.
The consultation sought views on five proposals for the project, covering grants for individuals and community organisations, support for children and young people, fire safety careers outreach, work to help reduce future tragedies, and a feasibility study for a community hub.
The findings show strong overall support for all five proposals, with between 84.7 per cent and 91.8 per cent of survey respondents agreeing with each one. The report also captures the questions, concerns and differing views raised by participants, providing important feedback to inform the next stage of the project.
The Brigade is now carefully reviewing the consultation findings and considering the feedback received. The response will be considered through the Brigade’s governance process, which is currently expected to conclude in spring 2027. Following this, the London Fire Commissioner will make the final decision, and the outcome will be announced publicly.
Find out more about the Grenfell Memory Project, it’s aims and the proposals being developed.
Read the full Grenfell Memory Project formal consultation report for in depth details of the consultation findings and feedback received.