A couple of months ago, one of our readers emailed her MP requesting that he support a national inquiry into the Muslim rape gangs. Her MP, who is a Labour MP, has now responded.

“I have been working with my colleagues in Parliament to implement the changes that previous Governments have failed to make. These changes, many of which were recommended by past inquiries, include longer prison sentences for grooming offenders, as well as mandatory reporting duties so that anyone turning a blind eye to abuse will also face justice,” he said.

Adding, “For the first time, police forces will also be required to collect ethnicity and nationality data in all cases of child sexual abuse and exploitation.”

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Support A National Inquiry Into Grooming Gangs

In an article we published a couple of months ago, we noted that Open Justice UK had started a campaign asking the public to write to their Members of Parliament (“MPs”) requesting he/she support a national inquiry into grooming gangs.  One of our readers answered the call and sent the following email to her MP.

Dear XXX,

I am writing to urge you to support a national inquiry into grooming gangs, a matter of grave concern that affects communities across the UK.

Local investigations have revealed a fragmented and inconsistent response to this issue, making it difficult to identify national patterns of offending and systemic failures. Despite important findings from the Jay Report, Casey Report, and IICSA, there appears to be a lack of accountability and meaningful reform within institutions tasked with protecting our most vulnerable citizens.

Furthermore, the politicisation of ethnicity and cultural dynamics surrounding this issue has impeded open discussion and transparency. Many survivors do not feel heard or protected, leading to a crisis of trust in the authorities. Recent evidence suggests that the problem persists, highlighting the urgent need for a coordinated national approach.

A national inquiry would provide a platform for survivors, ensure accountability, and create a national action plan based on evidence to prevent future occurrences. It is crucial that we address this issue comprehensively to rebuild trust in our institutions and safeguard our communities.

I appreciate your attention to this pressing matter and hope you will advocate for the inquiry we desperately need.

Sincerely,

YYY, 2 May 2025

National Inquiry Announced But Not Yet Initiated

Following an audit conducted by Baroness Louise Casey and significant public and political pressure, Sir Keir Starmer announced on 15 June that a national inquiry into grooming gangs across England and Wales will be undertaken. The full details of the inquiry, including its leadership and timeline, are yet to be announced.

According to the Independent and The Guardian, Greater Manchester Police (“GMP”) is the only force in the country to set up a dedicated team to investigate grooming gangs, which it did in 2021, now called the Child Sexual Exploitation Major Investigation Team (“CSE MIT”).

Yesterday, His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire and Rescue Services (“HMICFRS”) published a report on Greater Manchester Police’s (“GMP’s”) handling of child sexual exploitation investigations.

Related:

• Greater Manchester Police has improved how it investigates child sexual exploitation, but needs to address gaps in training, HMICFRS, 3  July 2025
• Read HMICFRS’ report HERE.

The report said that GMP have live investigations into “multi-victim, multi-offender” child sexual exploitation inquiries, involving 714 victims and survivors, and 1,099 suspects. However, “GMP later said the force has 1,099 lines of enquiry relating to potential suspects but only 269 who are confirmed,” Sky News said.

The Express said that the “report has been branded ‘a whitewash’ after Labour council leaders caused ‘significant delays’ to police attempts to investigate over 1,000 suspected child abusers.” Labour controls 9 of the 10 Greater Manchester boroughs.

Related: How voter fraud in the UK has enabled the Muslim rape gangs

According to a new YouGov survey also published yesterday, “more than a third of Britons believe agencies like the police, justice system and local councils would act the same way today as they did in the early 2010s” regarding the rape gangs whose members mainly consist of Muslim Pakistanis.

The survey found that that nine in ten Britons (90%) support holding a national inquiry into the sexual abuse and rape of children by grooming gangs; only 3% are opposed, with the rest unsure.

Response: Support A National Inquiry Into Grooming Gangs

Today, our reader received the following response to her email from her MP, who is a Labour MP.  The response is encouraging and shows that this MP, at least, is putting the safety of children above politics.

Dear YYY,

Thank you for contacting me.

Child sexual exploitation is an utterly despicable crime, and those guilty of participation in grooming gangs need to be prosecuted and punished to the full extent of the law. Victims and survivors must also be protected and supported. At the same time, it is vital to learn lessons from the failures of the past so that, as a society, we do everything possible to prevent child abuse and deliver justice for victims.

Since the current Government took power in July 2024, I have been working with my colleagues in Parliament to implement the changes that previous Governments have failed to make. These changes, many of which were recommended by past inquiries, include longer prison sentences for grooming offenders, as well as mandatory reporting duties so that anyone turning a blind eye to abuse will also face justice.

For the first time, police forces will also be required to collect ethnicity and nationality data in all cases of child sexual abuse and exploitation. I am concerned that because the last Government did not take steps to collect this data, historic patterns of crime were not understood and tackled as they should have been.

Alongside implementing the recommendations of past inquiries, the Government commissioned Baroness Louise Casey, in January 2025, to examine what further reviews, investigations and actions are required to address the failure to tackle grooming gangs. Baroness Casey has now completed her work. Her recommendations include the establishment of a national commission with statutory inquiry powers to oversee both new and ongoing local inquiries into grooming gangs. I welcome that this national commission will be established as soon as possible.

More widely, I am clear that it is completely unacceptable to use race and ethnicity or community relations as an excuse not to investigate and punish sex offenders. Concerns about political correctness and the protection of institutions must never be put before the protection of children. All of us have a responsibility to protect children. As your MP, I will keep working to change protection for the better, give a voice to victims, and ensure that perpetrators, whoever they are, pay the price for their crimes.

Thank you once again for contacting me to share your views.

Best wishes,

XXX, 4 July 2025

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