A man shouts on the sidelines of the silent walk for Grenfell through Kensington on Friday night.

Participants carry placards and green hearts seeking justice for the victims of the fire that broke out in June 2017, killing 72 people. The man is stationed outside the Ivy Kensington Brasserie, and march participants turn to stare at him as security escorts him away.

The silent walk has taken place every month on the 14th since the tragedy.

The silent walk for Grenfell on 14 December 2018 gets interrupted by a man shouting abuse outside the Ivy Kensington Brasserie as the silent column of participants with Justice 4 Grenfell placards, green hearts and lights proceeds along Kensington High Street. The Silent Walk participants are looking at the man, shouting in the street, in amazement. Policeman appears on the scene as several Grenfell Security members are escorting the man, causing disturbance, away - down Kensington Church Walk. The silent Walk for Grenfell has taken place every month on the 14th since the Grenfell Tower fire broke out on 14 June 2017 and took away 72 lives.