Survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire have taken part in a football tournament today, aimed at promoting reconciliation through sport.
Victims from Kensington played alongside refugees from war-torn countries and others who have been though great trauma.
The Play2Remember five-a-side match was organised by the charities Waging Peace and Football for Hope, Peace & Unity.
Fire experts and campaigners have gathered for a conference with the aim of finding ways to ensure a disaster like Grenfell tower, never happens again
Created by the street artist Ben Eine.
Created by the street artist Ben Eine.
Two teenagers release a single as a tribute to their friends who died in the fire
The event is a family rave where kids and grown ups can hit the dance floor together
Unusual locations such as pubs and cinemas across North-East London are being turned into Theatre venues for the first time
‘Sardines’, written by Jenna Kamal, is set on the tube, a place where people sit side by side everyday, in complete silence.
The Olumide Gallery in Nine Elms is showcasing the work of James Vaulkhard and Cody Choi
The play, meaning ‘We Are Home’, is based on real stories
Perpetrators of domestic abuse are being targeted by the Metropolitan Police Service
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Clapton Girls' Academy become best U16's in the UK
Concrete poetry uses language as a visual art form
All the funds raised from 'Answer for the Blind' will be going to charity
Children residing in Grenfell Tower and those living nearby may still be struggling with feelings of trauma.
The Grenfell memorial included an operatic rendition of Pie Jesu
The Tottenham MP took part in the memorial at St Helen's Church
The makers of the documentary "on the ground at Grenfell" head back to the sight one year on.
Singer-songwriter Carl Leroy releases debut single, "Grenfell (We Won't Fall)"
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