Grenfell officers lodge compensation claim against the Met

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Grenfell officers lodge compensation claim against the Met

A group of 29 officers who were among those responding to the Grenfell Tower fire are suing for compensation. They have joined with 97 firefighters to launch a claim for personal injury.

Date - 6th July 2020
By - Chris Smith

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The group of officers who were on duty on 14 June 2017 are suing the office of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner for personal injury and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea council (RBKC). The council was the owner of the 24-storey...

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