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Available from Morrisons, Asda, Tesco Weekly British newspaper, focusing on news related to Britain's South Asian diaspora. Covering politics, sports, current affairs, community, crime, business and finance, travel, motors, technology and Britain's first paper to have an extensive South Asian 4 page TV guide.

Heartbroken family seeks justice after tragic park murder. Community outraged by lack of attention in mainstream media  ...
05/09/2024

Heartbroken family seeks justice after tragic park murder. Community outraged by lack of attention in mainstream media

On 1 September 2024 Mr Bhim Kohil, loving husband, father, and grandad was tragically murdered. A 14-year-old boy has been charged with his murder on Wednesday, whilst 4 other children have been dismissed from questioning. The murder took place during the later hours of Sunday evening, as Mr Kohil w...

Punjabi mum-of-three wins crown in European pageant contest.
05/09/2024

Punjabi mum-of-three wins crown in European pageant contest.

When Pawan Chahal got married and moved to the UK in 2005, she had no idea what was in store for her. Pawan started her own hair salon and raised three children, thinking she knew what the life ahead looked like for her. She is a mum and a wife, and had been living a […]

Bradford Council unveils winter services plan after yearly salt loss of over £160,000.
05/09/2024

Bradford Council unveils winter services plan after yearly salt loss of over £160,000.

Over £160,000 worth of salt is lost from Council depots in Bradford each year because it is washed away by the rain – a meeting has been told. As part of a shake up of its winter services, such as gritting, Bradford Council is looking to build a huge “salt barn” at its Wakefield Road […]

Councillor argues regeneration schemes should be "indulgence of the past" for cash strapped authority.
05/09/2024

Councillor argues regeneration schemes should be "indulgence of the past" for cash strapped authority.

Regeneration schemes for Bradford “will need to be an indulgence of the past” if the Council wants to stave off bankruptcy, an opposition councillor has claimed. Councillor Mike Pollard made the claim in response to news the “capitalisation direction” that the Council is using to balance its...

Unauthorised shop frontage on Grade I listed building replaced with traditional design.
04/09/2024

Unauthorised shop frontage on Grade I listed building replaced with traditional design.

A traditional shop front has replaced garish modern signage on a Grade I listed Bradford building. Last October bright red, modern signage was fitted to a newsagent unit on the Wool Exchange on Market Street – one of Yorkshire’s most impressive Victorian buildings. The signage and frontage for T...

Bradford Council approves new e-bike hire scheme funded by Clean Air Zone cash.
04/09/2024

Bradford Council approves new e-bike hire scheme funded by Clean Air Zone cash.

A new e-bike hire scheme will begin in Bradford in Spring after getting approval from Council bosses. The scheme will be set up using money raised from Bradford’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ), and the Council will now look for an operator for the scheme. Announced last month, the scheme was rubber stamped...

Heritage Open Days festival to brighten the buildings of Bradford.
04/09/2024

Heritage Open Days festival to brighten the buildings of Bradford.

Buildings across Bradford are preparing to throw open their doors to celebrate their heritage, culture and history, welcoming visitors as part of the national Heritage Open Days festival between 6 and 15 September. Heritage Open Days is England’s largest festival of history and culture with over 5...

Bradford Council takes action to remove "unauthorised" signs and restore historic building.
04/09/2024

Bradford Council takes action to remove "unauthorised" signs and restore historic building.

Removing “unauthorised” signs will help restore the historical significance of a Conservation Area building, planners have agreed. This summer, a planning application to restore the front of the furniture store at the corner of Peel Square and Lumb Lane in Manningham was submitted to Bradford Co...

Young rugby enthusiasts take centre stage at Bradford Bulls Stadium with BEAP Community Partnership and Bradford Bulls F...
04/09/2024

Young rugby enthusiasts take centre stage at Bradford Bulls Stadium with BEAP Community Partnership and Bradford Bulls Foundation event.

BEAP successfully conducted a takeover day at the Bradford Bulls Stadium on 30 August, where 130 children and parents were invited to experience a day of rugby excitement. The event, which coincided with the Bradford Bulls’ resounding 54-0 victory over the Dewsbury Rams, was a fantastic day for ou...

Councillor raises concerns about poor accessibility at Menston rail station.
03/09/2024

Councillor raises concerns about poor accessibility at Menston rail station.

A rail boss has acknowledged that disabled access at a local rail station is “a challenge” after one councillor said many found it impossible to catch a train there. Rail passengers at Menston Station have to make a huge step to get from the platform onto trains, and one councillor says the issu...

West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin's new solar panel scheme to help communities save money on energy bills.
03/09/2024

West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin's new solar panel scheme to help communities save money on energy bills.

Homeowners in West Yorkshire could save over 40% off the cost of solar panels under a new scheme from regional Mayor Tracy Brabin. Under the “Solar Together” scheme, residents can sign up for solar panels with their neighbours and each save around £2,500 on the installation. By signing up toget...

New Medical Certificate Cause of Death (MCCD) to replace Death Certificates as medical examiners take over, announces Mi...
02/09/2024

New Medical Certificate Cause of Death (MCCD) to replace Death Certificates as medical examiners take over, announces Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust.

A change in the law will see Medical Examiners providing independent scrutiny of all deaths that are not referred to the coroner from 9 September 2024. Medical Examiners are senior medical practitioners who provide independent scrutiny of causes of death. Supported by medical examiner officers, they...

Tommy Robinson's alleged plans to garner support from Hindu, Sikh, Jewish and other communities to support anti-Muslim r...
31/08/2024

Tommy Robinson's alleged plans to garner support from Hindu, Sikh, Jewish and other communities to support anti-Muslim rallies has been rejected by faith leaders.

Our reporter David Bass reports

Far right activist Tommy Robinson has been attempting to gather support from different religious communities in a bid to further his anti – Muslim agenda according to the i Newspaper. Using the slogan, “UK against hate” he allegedly planned to unite various faiths and communities together in h...

30/08/2024

Bradford Council refuses plans for large digital billboard at roundabout.

Celebrate Bradford's industrial heritage with a weekend of fun at Bradford Industrial Museum.
30/08/2024

Celebrate Bradford's industrial heritage with a weekend of fun at Bradford Industrial Museum.

Bradford Council is inviting people to step back in time to celebrate the 50th birthday of Bradford Industrial Museum. Bradford Industrial Museum based in what used to be Moorside Mills in Eccleshill was originally built around 1875 as a small, worsted spinning mill. The mill was bought and sold man...

“Horrific” statistics from West Yorkshire Combined Authority prompt calls for safer public transport as more than half o...
30/08/2024

“Horrific” statistics from West Yorkshire Combined Authority prompt calls for safer public transport as more than half of women feel unsafe at night.

Just 41 per cent of women in West Yorkshire feel safe catching the bus at night – a statistic one councillor has described as “horrific.” The same data shows that more than half of local women under the age of 35 have decided to drive or get a taxi instead of getting a bus or […]

Work to repair retaining wall that collapsed during storm to begin next week.
29/08/2024

Work to repair retaining wall that collapsed during storm to begin next week.

Work to repair a retaining wall which collapsed in November, closing a busy road, will finally begin next week. The uphill lane of the B6151 Baildon Road towards Baildon and between Otley Road and Rockcliffe Avenue will be closed to allow the work to take place safely and as quickly as possible. Bra...

Bradford Council to reveal further details about upcoming e-bike hire scheme.
29/08/2024

Bradford Council to reveal further details about upcoming e-bike hire scheme.

A new e-bike hire scheme could see docking stations in key sites through the district, including the new Darley Street Market, Bradford Royal Infirmary and the Leeds/Liverpool canal. Bradford Council recently announced it was planning to set up an e-bike hire scheme through the district, which would...

Bradford Council sees a surge in robberies as other crime rates fall in East Bradford.
29/08/2024

Bradford Council sees a surge in robberies as other crime rates fall in East Bradford.

Reports of robbery in one Bradford constituency are up by almost a quarter in the past year – but there has been a dramatic decline in many other crime types. Councillors representing the Bradford East area will be given an update on policing in the constituency at a meeting on Thursday, when they...

Bradford Council has approved controversial pub conversion plans after the developer agreed to boost biodiversity.
29/08/2024

Bradford Council has approved controversial pub conversion plans after the developer agreed to boost biodiversity.

Controversial plans to convert a former pub into a convenience store and flats have been approved after the developer agreed to measures that will boost biodiversity. A planning application to develop the site of the vacant Hare and Hounds, a once popular pub and restaurant on Toller Lane, Heaton, w...

“Oppressively confined” city centre flats plan faces scrutiny and rejection as planners attempt to regenerate derelict b...
29/08/2024

“Oppressively confined” city centre flats plan faces scrutiny and rejection as planners attempt to regenerate derelict building.

Some flats in the proposed regeneration of a derelict city centre building would fail to provide “satisfactory living conditions” for future residents, according to planners. 34-36 Canal Road currently has boarded-up windows and trees growing out of its walls. Proposals to convert the 19th-centu...

Kala Sangam has assembled a diverse Artist Advisory Group with a fresh new perspective for the upcoming Bradford Arts Ce...
28/08/2024

Kala Sangam has assembled a diverse Artist Advisory Group with a fresh new perspective for the upcoming Bradford Arts Centre.

Following a public call out, Kala Sangam has announced the nine artists who will form the company’s first Artist Advisory Group. The group, which includes dancers, writers, musicians and theatre makers, will advise and support Kala Sangam’s programming team as they move towards the opening of Br...

Bradford’s National Science and Media Museum’s much awaited Pictureville Cinema to reopen on 31 August after 10-month cl...
28/08/2024

Bradford’s National Science and Media Museum’s much awaited Pictureville Cinema to reopen on 31 August after 10-month closure.

The National Science and Media Museum’s Pictureville Cinema to reopen 31 August with discounted offer and special screenings. ​Pictureville Cinema, Yorkshire’s biggest independent cinema, will reopen on 31 August, following a 10-month temporary closure. The reopening coincides with Cinema Firs...

Bradford Council reveals that Darley Street Market needs an extra £2.4m, despite the millions already spent on the proje...
27/08/2024

Bradford Council reveals that Darley Street Market needs an extra £2.4m, despite the millions already spent on the project.

“Complexities of construction” mean that Darley Street Market will need an extra £2.4m on top of the millions already spent on the project. The opening of the new market has already been pushed back, and a new report by cash strapped Bradford Council reveals that several issues have led to “a...

West Yorkshire Combined Authority will reveal a decision on the future of Bradford Interchange bus station next month.
27/08/2024

West Yorkshire Combined Authority will reveal a decision on the future of Bradford Interchange bus station next month.

A new bus station may still be needed in Bradford city centre – even if the existing Bradford Interchange does reopen. A new report by West Yorkshire Combined Authority acknowledges that even if the 1970s bus station is deemed safe to reopen, “it may only have a finite operational lifespan remai...

Prime Minister Keir Starmer in his speech this morning has warned about tough times ahead. Read the full details 👇
27/08/2024

Prime Minister Keir Starmer in his speech this morning has warned about tough times ahead. Read the full details 👇

Keir Starmer has given a dynamic speech on Tuesday, making promises such as prioritising growth, help for key workers and to tackle the cracks and divisions demonstrated in recent civil unrest, but has also warned about tough times ahead. In particular the PM has warned that the October budget will....

A store in Keighley was fined for selling vodka-based drinks to an underage child.https://www.asianstandard.co.uk/keighl...
27/08/2024

A store in Keighley was fined for selling vodka-based drinks to an underage child.

https://www.asianstandard.co.uk/keighley-store-fined-for-selling-vodka-based-drink-to-underage-child/

A store in Keighley was fined after a child was sold two cans of a vodka-based drink. The AU Vodka Soda cans were sold to a 15-year-old during a Trading Standards test purchase that took place at European Food on North Street in August 2023. Payman Bahrami, Director of European Food (Keighley) Ltd w...

Get ready for the vibrant Intercultured Festival to return to Bradford in October.
27/08/2024

Get ready for the vibrant Intercultured Festival to return to Bradford in October.

Intercultured Festival – a melting pot of arts events including thought-provoking films, poetry, authentic food and music – will take place across the city from October 21 until November 2. This year the festival will host Reclaiming Sisterhood, an event which includes the festival’s first-eve...

Buckle up, as new data has revealed that Leeds, Bradford, Kirklees and Calderdale are among the most dangerous places fo...
27/08/2024

Buckle up, as new data has revealed that Leeds, Bradford, Kirklees and Calderdale are among the most dangerous places for driving in the UK.

New data has revealed that the top 10 hazardous driving hotspots in Great Britain include Leeds, Bradford, Kirklees and Calderdale. The study, conducted by accident compensation experts Claims.co.uk, examined GOV.UK data on the number of licence points in each British local authority as of May 2024....

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