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Oct 19 3 tweets 1 min read Read on X
The inquiry needs to specifically investigate grooming and it needs to investigate the police, social services and local authorities

Therefore, it should not be chaired by someone with any ties to those organisations
If you would like to easily email your MP with the salient points, you can do so here:

openjusticeuk.org/inquiry
For those wondering why I was melancholy posting the other day: The name of the inquiry and seemingly the scope have been changed and widened. The two candidates for chairs are a police officer and a former social worker. It’s hard to trust in the outcome with these conditions

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cardiff.ac.uk/__data/assets/…
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