If the Japanese Government stumped up £100 billion to build the world’s biggest funfair in Hiroshima, people would still primarily know the place for having had a rather large atom bomb dropped on it, not its brand new Big Dipper. Likewise, the northern English town of Rotherham today is known for one thing, and one thing only: the area’s many Pakistani Muslim rape-gangs, who are estimated to have abused at least 1,400 local mostly white girls, many of them underage.
So what was the point, back in 2022-23, of the then-Conservative Government generously deciding to hand over £1.8 million of your tax-money to Rotherham Borough Council to supposedly help rebrand and transform the place into the country’s first ever ‘Children’s Capital of Culture’ for 2025? Councillors also got £76,000 in National Lottery grants, with which to hold a series of events to “empower children and young people”.
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