Grenfell United: Last News

Adele has shared a new message of support for the survivors and bereaved families of the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire to mark the fifth anniversary of the tragedy.Yesterday (June 14) marked five years since the 2017 blaze at the high-rise which killed 72 people in North Kensington, west London.Writing on Twitter last night, Adele – who visited Grenfell in the hours following the fire in 2017 to comfort residents and those affected, and has subsequently paid tribute to the victims on numerous occasions – shared a post from Grenfell United, who represent the survivors and bereaved families of the fire.“For five years we’ve had to endure a justice system that protects the powerful,” Grenfell United’s statement read. “A system that prevents justice.

Adele posted a moving and powerful video on the third anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire.The songstress, 32, joined the nation in a virtual commemoration service on Instagram to honour the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire tragedy.Speaking to the camera, the Hello hitmaker admitted she was "proud" to be part of Grenfell United, who are working together for the community and campaigning for safe homes, justice and change.She said: "Adele here."In the virtual world, it's still so important to mourn together and remember that night and reflect on where we are now celebrating the lives that were lived."I think this year more than ever there has never been more appropriate time commandery and compassion and persistence for answers.