Monthly Archives: February 2015
Calls to end non-stun slaughter
British Veterinary Association presents findings at Parliamentary debate which could effect the halal meat industry
The debate around the halal slaughter of animals was heard...
2016 model Range Rover Evoque previewed
Land Rover has just revealed the first glimpse of the 2016 model year Range Rover Evoque, previewing a striking new headlamp signature for the...
Emotional plea for return of dead daughter’s passport
‘It may be worthless to you, but it’s priceless to us’
A family from Bradford, whose young daughter sadly passed away from a genetic condition,...
Amir Khan fights homelessness in Leeds
St George’s Crypt visit proves a knockout success
Two-time world champion Amir Khan was fighting in the corner of society’s most vulnerable earlier this week...
Masjid close to completion
Just ten weeks have passed since the construction of Leeds’ latest mosque began, and due to the dedicated work of Ontime Constructions and the...
Cooking up success
Work experience scheme launches at local college
Kirklees College have joined forces with employment experts, Stafflex, to provide students with a platform to gain valuable...
Oxbridge awaits
17 offers for grammar school’s intellectual elite
The chance to study at one of England’s most prestigious universities is not a common occurrence yet for...
Different cultures, same message
Pakistani Youth Forum lead on Holocaust Memorial Day
Young members from Huddersfield’s Pakistani community led a touching tribute to victims of world genocides last month...
Championing Anti-racism
Stephen Lawrence week teaches about all cultures
A primary school in Bradford, which has previously been commended for its work on promoting anti-racism, held a...
College has TATA-Talent
New links forged between Bradford and India
Indian automotive giants, Tata Motors, have been forging new links with a leading Yorkshire college recently as the...
Enterprising students head to the finals
Buckingham Palace awaits for Ethical Print team
A team of young entrepreneurs from a Dewsbury school will be taking their business to the capital next...
The Singing Stones
A compilation of three fearless plays explores some explosive and truly dangerous real life stories of women
“Women are not free anywhere in this world...
Prime Minister visits Asian Express offices
David Cameron visitsBritain’s largest free Asian newspaper and joins conference with Yorkshire’s business leaders
Prime Minister David Cameron traded 10 Downing Street for 4 Armley...
WORLD CURRY FEST: Gastro Diplomacy from the UK to Malaysia
Exporting the British curry to South East Asia creating a tastebud-popping sensation in Malaysia
In its first foray overseas, the World Curry Festival received...
HOUSE FIRE HERO: Officer saves family from smoke-filled home
A police officer from Leeds, who rescued a family from a fire at their home earlier this month, has been praised for his bravery...
A Royal visit to West Yorkshire
Princess Anne welcomed during two-day visit
HRH The Princess Royal paid a flying visit to West Yorkshire last week, helping a family business celebrate 40...
Star Citizen Sarish
Student rewarded for selfless homeless project
A fundraising teen from Bradford was joined by the likes of Amir Khan and Prince Charles last week as...
Qatar National Day
Hundreds gather to celebrate Arabic heritage
Qatari students who currently study at the University of Huddersfield, were joined by fellow academics, teaching staff and special...
Shocking ‘halal’ slaughter house
Sheep taunted, hacked at, and abused at North Yorkshire abattoir
Four men have had their licences revoked and another was dismissed by a halal slaughterhouse...
Drop in GCSE results a ‘wakeup call’
Bradford charity CEO slams education system
The founder of a Bradford charity, which aims to break down barriers faced by South Asian members of the...
