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A ‘dodgy punters’ display board - sponsored by charity ‘Ugly Mugs’ - gives details of all the potentially dangerous people who could target sex workers in Manchester.

It’s a hidden, yet sprawling world which is increasingly complex to understand making it tougher than ever to keep victims safe. It’s something that DC Nield agrees with: “We would love to get more intelligence that allows us to help male sex workers but we just don’t get any,” he says. FL ONLINE LIMITED overview - Find and update company information - GOV.UK". find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk . Retrieved 2023-11-07. Rayner, Gordon (4 January 2022). " 'If the police had listened, Stephen Port's other victims might still be alive' ". The Telegraph.

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There are currently hundreds of young men across Manchester selling sex. Many are homeless or unemployed, dozens have recently been released from prison.

We need to stress the violence and stigma faced by sex workers who are all really brave, funny, kind women. Many, but not all, of these are run by violent and bullying pimps and populated by vulnerable Eastern European women. a b c Kreps, David (31 July 2012). "Performing the Discourse of Sexuality Online". Digital Identity and Social Media. IGI Global. p.125. ISBN 978-1-4666-1916-6.

In the recreation room the conversation is easy and the atmosphere is light thanks to the dedicated volunteers. He says sex work has always been connected to Manchester gay and cruising scenes and was concentrated around Canal Street, the Undercroft and Tariff Street although that has changed. Pullen, Christopher; Cooper, Margaret (4 June 2010). LGBT Identity and Online New Media. Routledge. p.293. ISBN 978-1-136-99753-2. DC Nield explains: “A lot of the time we find out about pop up brothels because neighbours don’t want it on their street. The girls working in these premises are looked upon as a problem rather than human beings. Everyone surrounding them hates them because they are causing a problem in the area. Many women still work in Manchester’s traditional red light districts behind Piccadilly train station, near Strangeways and along Cheetham Hill Road.

He explains two of the very distinct problems - those working on the streets and those working in pop-up brothels. As Helen says: “Women do not have to come here at all so they have to know that we are trustworthy. It may only be when they’re in crisis that they ask for help. For some people there is nowhere else they can go.” They are hard to trace and even harder to shut down for officers faced with frightened women, who speak limited English and don’t trust the police.One particularly startling statistic is that many of these men told charity workers they started doing sex work from as young as 14. Inevitably many of them are in care. MASH, which supports sex workers across the city, helped 350 women last year. Over the last six months, the charity’s homelessness worker has managed to support 14 women in getting off the street and into housing. Though some of the women are rough sleepers many sofa surf, stay with punters or remain in abusive relationships. Then there is ‘survival sex’. That’s more the young homeless lad out of prison, or highly addicted, who identifies as straight. They hate it and they hate themselves for doing it but it’s a way of making money. They will likely do a bit of burglary, some drug dealing and a bit of sex work too.” Rooms or flats within a building which are let separately to different individuals offering sexual services can also count as a brothel.