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The group's leader Kian Reme, whose brother Rolf was among those killed, said much of the inquiry was held behind closed doors and a lot of the information it relied upon was not made public.

Mr Reme has published several books about the disaster, the latest of which features 89 questions he still wants answers to.

She supports Mr Reme and the network's legal move for compensation, but adds: "It will always leave a bitter taste in my mouth that that's likely all we will ever get out of it."

The families need closure that can only be provided by having all the information, such as the reports held in locked company archives, out in the open, Mr Reme says.

Campaigner Kian Reme of the Kielland Network in Norway, which is organising the conference, visited Cumbria in 2022 to find families of those killed and met Mr Hunter's sons Wayne and Alan.