Published 2 years ago

Oldham child sex abuse victims failed by police and council, report says

Summary by Ground News

Police and local councils in Oldham failed to protect some children from grooming and sexual exploitation, a major report has concluded. Independent inquiry examined the way child sexual exploitation was tackled. It found procedures were not properly followed, but no evidence of a cover-up. Investigators said there were structural flaws in Greater Manchester Police and council's systems which were meant to safeguard children. The review was carried out by independent body, the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in Oldham.

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BBC News

Oldham child sex abuse victims failed by police and council, report says

Police safeguarding systems were flawed but a report finds no evidence of a grooming cover-up.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

‘Serious failings’ left children exposed to abuse in Oldham, finds damning review

Report singles out failings by police and council and suggests senior officials may have misled MPs

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

‘Serious failings’ to protect children from sexual grooming in Oldham, report says

However, there was no cover-up by the authorities in Oldham, according to the study

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Police and councils failed to protect some children from grooming, report finds

A review of allegations of sexual exploitation in Oldham revealed damming failures to protect children including a girl, 12, turned away by police before being raped

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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