Friends, family and neighbours gathered at QPR’s Loftus Road stadium for matches to celebrate the lives of those who died almost seven years ago.
The bereaved and survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster have come together in a celebration of their loved ones a month ahead of the seventh anniversary of the devastating fire.
Mr Mussilhy said: “It’s important that when we come together we’re not always remembering those who died in this sad sort of way. It gives players “something to look forward to, train for and work towards”, he said, adding that he hopes it can continue annually to help give people some joy at a particularly difficult time of year for the community.
A year ago, Mr Menacer and Mr Mussilhy met the Prince of Wales at the stadium, with William expressing sympathy about the community’s continued wait for justice.
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