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  2. Grenfell, Saskatchewan - Wikipedia

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    Grenfell High School c. 1925 MacPherson School, north of town, c. 1925. Grenfell is home to the Mechanic's Library Institute which was established in 1882 being one of the province's oldest libraries. [28] Grenfell Elementary Community School offers pre-school to grade 6 with an enrolment near 160 pupils. [29]

  3. Grenfell Glen - Wikipedia

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    Grenfell Glen is a small community of about 150 houses surrounded by woods that are part of the National Capital Commission's Greenbelt. [citation needed] The population of the neighbourhood is about 450. [1] Pinhey Forest, named after Charles H. Pinhey, is located immediately to Grenfell Glen's north.

  4. Lancaster West Estate - Wikipedia

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    The estate from Grenfell Road in 2007: Barandon Walk is in the foreground, and Grenfell Tower is in the background. Map of the western side of the Lancaster West Estate. Lancaster Road (West) Estate is a housing estate in North Kensington, west London. It is in an area known as Notting Dale [1] which experienced V-2 bombing during the Second ...

  5. UK's Grenfell Tower to be demolished more than seven years ...

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    LONDON (Reuters) -London's Grenfell Tower, which was engulfed in flames more than seven years ago in a disaster that killed 72 people, will be demolished, bereaved families and survivors said on ...

  6. Tower blocks in Great Britain - Wikipedia

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    A local residents' organisation, Grenfell Action Group, warned that fire safety was inadequate and had expressed concerns about a fatal incident before the fire occurred. [35] The Grenfell Tower fire was one of many similar fires worldwide where unsatisfactory cladding was a factor. Cladding can worsen a fire and enable a fire to spread fast if ...

  7. Grenfell, New South Wales - Wikipedia

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    Grenfell was a goldmining town first known as Emu Creek and renamed in honour of John Grenfell, Gold Commissioner at Forbes, who had been killed in 1866 when bushrangers attacked a stagecoach on which he was travelling. [4] "Weddin" Post Office opened on 3 December 1866 and was renamed "Grenfell" on 24 December the same year. [5]

  8. Aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire - Wikipedia

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    The Grenfell Inquiry was suspended for the week to allow people to grieve and attend memorials. [75] British-Iraqi rapper and activist Lowkey released "Ghosts of Grenfell", a tribute song in response to the Grenfell tragedy and its effect on the local community, as part of his album Soundtrack of the Struggle. [76]

  9. United Counties of Leeds and Grenville - Wikipedia

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    Oxford (now part of North Grenville) South Gower (now part of North Grenville) Smiths Falls (south end of town, while most of Smiths Falls is located in Lanark County) Wolford (still exists as part of Merrickville-Wolford)