Grooming gang survivors make plea to ‘put politics aside’ before new inquiry
Exclusive: Telford survivors say people are ‘exploiting the exploited’ and push for women to shape investigation
The political “tug of war with vulnerable women” abused by grooming gangs must stop before a new national inquiry into the crimes, survivors have told the Guardian.
Holly Archer and Scarlett Jones, two survivors who played a key role in a “gold-standard” local inquiry in Telford, have urged politicians and those without experience of abuse to allow women to shape the investigation. Continue reading...
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