Ann Cryer News Today

A hard-hitting review concludes that unknown numbers of paedophiles are still walking the streets of Rochdale in Greater Manchester.

<strong>Letter: </strong>The Labour peer <strong>David Blunkett</strong> writes that the home secretary should never have been given a platform by the BBC to attack Labour councils over grooming gangs

The identitarian left is still trying to silence uncomfortable truths about this scandal.

Justifiable annoyance is stigmatised by a sanctimonious class that largely escapes the consequences of its own idealistic opinions

WAGES in real terms have fallen by £1,388 – or 4.3 per cent – across Keighley since 2010, figures reveal.

A LONG-serving Keighley councillor ­– and former Lord Mayor of Bradford – is retiring.

THE grandson of Ann Cryer, Labours most successful MP in the Keighley and Ilkley constituency, is vying to represent the constituency.

The grooming-gang scandal shows us that there is nothing noble about silencing uncomfortable truths.

A CELEBRATION of the life and contribution to the Labour Party and the Clarke Foley Centre, of Ilkley resident, Brian Whittam, was held this week.

It seems far too bizarre to be true: an entire town where on-going child molestation continued for years, despite the fact that the molestation was no secret. Children were doused in gasoline and told they'd be set on fire. They were sexually abused, trafficked to other countries, passed around from