7/7 Memorial Service 2027

On 7 July 2005, four bombs exploded across London at Aldgate Station, Edgware Road, King's Cross/Russell Square and Tavistock Square, taking 52 lives and injuring many more.

2027 will mark 22 years.

The Mayor of London and representatives of the key agencies and emergency services will pay tribute to the victims during the annual wreath laying ceremony. This is a tribute of remembrance to honour the people killed and injured and their families, and to the first responders and other members of the public who were intimately involved in the event and aftermath.

There is a personal commemoration service for survivors and bereaved families following the wreath laying ceremony. This service is an intimate moment and will include poignant songs, a series of readings and the laying of flowers by bereaved families and survivors.

For advanced enquires, please email [email protected]

2026 saw members of the public remember the victims, bereaved and survivors by watching the dedicated livestream, via the 7 July Community YouTube channel.

Commemoration for the 20th Anniversary of the London Bombings 2025 was marked with a poignant service at St Paul's Cathedral, to mark this significant anniversary, for those directly connected to the incident.
 

Support is available from Victim Support, an organisation that operates a 24/7 confidential support line and live chat. They offer specialist support for anyone who has been affected by terrorist attacks.

For more information, visit Victim Support where you can speak to them via live chat, text relay or form, or call them for free on 0808 168 9111.