Police say a decision on whether to bring charges in the Grenfell Tower fire will be made before the 10th anniversary of the disaster. Both outlets report that officers are working toward that timing and that they have communicated the schedule publicly. The reports also note the continued public and campaigning interest in the case, which remains a central focus for families of victims and campaigners seeking accountability. The Evening Standard adds that campaigners respond with a mix of “caution, grief and determination,” reflecting the gravity of the anniversary milestone and the importance of the outcome for those affected. While the articles do not specify the potential number of defendants or the specific offences under consideration, they indicate that the criminal justice process is approaching a key point. The decision timeframe is presented as significant because it aligns with a major commemoration date, while leaving open what action, if any, will follow from prosecutors. The reporting emphasizes the police role in the timing and the public reaction among campaigners and families.