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Victims and survivors of grooming gangs in London encouraged to ‘come forward ASAP’

Published 24 August 2026, 8:47pm

Victims and survivors of grooming gangs in London are being encouraged to come forward to participate in the Statutory Independent Inquiry. The deadline for victims and survivors to apply for Core Participant Status, allowing them to tell the inquiry their personal experiences…

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