Claire Simmons ⚓️🎠🍫📯🧩🛼🍬🏴
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O Arglwydd, dyma gamwedd #RBKC
Deny the lie. Don't comply.
#NottingDale #W11
#Grenfell #Justice
Anti-cruelty. Anti-genocide. BlueSkying in a personal capacity.
Deny the lie. Don't comply.
#NottingDale #W11
#Grenfell #Justice
Anti-cruelty. Anti-genocide. BlueSkying in a personal capacity.
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"seven years on, we’re still waiting for the government to deliver on the recommendations from the first phase of the #Grenfell public inquiry, which were released in 2019. Deadly cladding remains on buildings, which means people are still living in death traps." www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
It’s seven years since the Grenfell fire, and we’re still fighting for justice. But now we have allies | Natalie Elcock
Grenfell, Hillsborough, Covid: the legal system doesn’t work for victims like us – so we’re uniting to make sure we are heard, says activist Natasha Elcock
www.theguardian.com
June 14, 2024 at 12:01 PM
"seven years on, we’re still waiting for the government to deliver on the recommendations from the first phase of the #Grenfell public inquiry, which were released in 2019. Deadly cladding remains on buildings, which means people are still living in death traps." www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
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Dic Penderyn (Richard Lewis) - "Wales' first working-class martyr" - was hanged today in 1831 for his supposed role in the Merthyr Rising riots. His final words were "O Arglwydd, dyma gamwedd" (Oh Lord, here is iniquity). This is his final resting place in St Mary's, Port Talbot.
August 13, 2024 at 8:35 AM
Dic Penderyn (Richard Lewis) - "Wales' first working-class martyr" - was hanged today in 1831 for his supposed role in the Merthyr Rising riots. His final words were "O Arglwydd, dyma gamwedd" (Oh Lord, here is iniquity). This is his final resting place in St Mary's, Port Talbot.
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A new petition has been launched over the coronation weekend, calling for a royal pardon for Dic Penderyn, the man believed to have been wrongly hanged for his part in the Merthyr revolt in 1831
New petition launched to clear the name of Dic Penderyn
A new petition has been launched over the coronation weekend, calling for a royal pardon for the man believed to have been wrongly hanged for his part in the Merthyr revolt in 1831. Richard Lewis, better known as Dic Penderyn was accused of injuring a soldier during what became known as the Merthyr Rising. Lewis […]
nation.cymru
May 8, 2023 at 3:15 PM
A new petition has been launched over the coronation weekend, calling for a royal pardon for Dic Penderyn, the man believed to have been wrongly hanged for his part in the Merthyr revolt in 1831