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I watched grooming victims 'disappear', says social worker
- A former Bradford social worker remembers girls routinely slipping into taxis after school in the 1980s–90s and raising concerns that went largely unheeded.
- Many survivors—some now in their 50s—never received support; abuse crossed ethnic lines and shame kept many victims silent.
- Baroness Longfield’s inquiry aims to go beyond prosecutions to ask why warnings were ignored and to put survivors’ voices at the centre.
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