Thanks for sharing your views on how the Council can learn from Grenfell to change for the better.
Over 600 of you have joined the conversation so far and shared your ideas and suggestions. You’ve been clear about the scale of change that is needed and you’ve told us it starts with:
If you haven’t yet done so, you can still join the conversation by emailing GrenfellLegacy@rbkc.gov.uk or contacting 07714 846092.
Look out for an update in January 2023 when we’ll be talking to you about what’s next and how we will act on your feedback.
The Grenfell tragedy has forever marked Kensington and Chelsea, our communities and the Council.
Bereaved, survivors and local people have challenged us to make sure that the lessons from Grenfell are never forgotten. We have heard clearly that they want us to use the learning from the tragedy to make Kensington and Chelsea the best council for all residents, and one which is led by its communities.
The Council is committed to meeting this challenge to be the best in light of, and because of, what happened at Grenfell. We have already heard many ideas about this over the past five years, including through the range of consultations that have taken place with the bereaved, survivors and local residents.
However, we think it’s important to give everyone an opportunity to tell us about what this means to them so that together we can build a shared vision for the future, a shared vision of what this might look like.
North Kensington Library
108 Ladbroke Grove, London W11 1PZ
Kensington Central Library
12 Phillimore Walk, London, W8 7RX
Kensington Leisure Centre
Silchester Rd, London W10 6EX
Chelsea Old Town Hall
King's Rd, Chelsea, London SW3 5EE
Venture Centre
103A Wornington Road, London W10 5YB
Worlds End - Club room
Blantyre St, Worlds End Estate, London SW10 0DS
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