London vigil marks six years since exposure of Windrush scandal

The managing director of the Black Cultural Archives, Lisa Anderson, lays flowers at the African and Caribbean war memorial in Windrush Square during the event. Photograph: Jim Grover/Story Picture Agency

Campaigners and supporters have gathered for a vigil to mark the sixth anniversary of the Windrush scandal being exposed and to “remember those who have died without redress”.

More than 50 people gathered at Windrush Square in Brixton for the event, which was organised by groups supporting victims of the scandal including the Windrush National Organisation (WNO), the Black Cultural Archives and Churches Together in England.