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This is far from unusual. Virtually no victims of these rape gangs has received any counselling from the tax-payer funded authorities or charities.

Note: Operation Augusta was only set up because of GMP's fears about the 2004 Channel 4 documentary (which at the time the BBC described as "racist"). Muslims and the Left did all they could after the 2004 documentary to insist that Muslim grooming gangs were "a racist myth". As with West Yorkshire Police, by 2005 both police forces closed down investigative units after ensuring they were underfunded. The senior police officers have all been promoted/rewarded in subsequent years. And the cover-up continues. Police refused to be interviewed for this report, key documents from police and council have "gone missing". The coroner refused to assist this investigation. Don't forget that since 2015 virtually every grooming gang trial has received only minimum reporting by the media. By 2014 GMP was being PRAISED as the police force responding best to the Muslim grooming gang crimewave! If they are the best then what are the worst like? The same issues come out again and again: the network of Muslim relatives who are happy to drug and rape English schoolgirls; the supposedly protective institutions of the state leaving the Muslims to get on with their industrial-scale rape; the agents of the state doing their best to silence any public exposure of what is going on; the British state then conferring knighthoods and prestige on those who were at the top of the institutions failing the most vulnerable people in our society. Remember: in 2015 PM Cameron said the law would be changed to prosecute the state agents who neglected these girls. That promise has never been mentioned since the puppet BBC conducted that "interview" with PM Cameron. Finally, let's not forget that this 2020 "assurance" review by Manchester City Council was ONLY undertaken following the national outrage after the 2017 BBC drama "Three Girls". I was in the North West in the weeks around the broadcast and it was hard to get people to talk about any other subject - finally this drama had shown the reality of what had been going on for decades.