Are they interested in helping you not to make sub-optimable landings ?
No.
Are they interested in promoting recreational aviation in your local area ?
No.
Are they interested in creating a 'scary' story so that the Great British Public will rise up in terror and try to get recreational aviation banned everywhere, lest you fall on their houses, and schools, and hospitals ?
YES.
I once had a major failure in a 747, returned to departure airfield, deliberately didn't tell ATC anything, and they were canny enough not to ask. 5 minutes from landing I declared an emergency, so that the fire trucks and ambulances were on hand - we didn't need them, no disaster, but still the Press had time to scramble a helicopter to follow us down the approach and be ready to film the fireball. Around 3.00 am the following morning the Press rang one of the stewardesses, we were in a foreign country, and pretended to be a relative of one of the passengers, and ringing from our home counry. they will stop at nothing to get a sensational, headline selling newspaper.
Be polite, or they will roast you, but be firm - NO. They can get all they want from the AAIB public report. Have sod all to do with them.
Be Warned - no good will come of it.