The Times investigates council boss reported by LAAS

The Times newspaper caught up with Rotherham council leaders who were criticised by the child abuse inquiry, one of who was reported by LAAS. When Dame Louise Casey published the 2015 inspection report that declared Rotherham council “not fit for purpose”, some of her sternest criticism was aimed at Jahangir Akhtar. Images he posted and shared on social media were condemned as “extremely antisemitic” by Labour Against Antisemitism. The Times caught up with him and his colleagues to see what had become of him

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"The former taxi driver has previously been accused of sharing “extremely antisemitic” material online by Labour Against Antisemitism.". Read the article here https://www.thetimes.com/uk/crime/article/how-rotherham-bosses-have-reinvented-themselves-since-grooming-scandal-6rl0gpd3m

The original story is here: https://www.thetimes.com/uk/crime/article/former-rotherham-chief-jahangir-akhtar-posts-antisemitic-images-5wttf3nxq