Tag: Leeds
Leeds academic publishes book which explores why Asians are kept off...
Asians excluded from football?
A new book which explores the exclusion of British Asians from football and makes recommendations for achieving equality in the industry...
One of Leeds’ largest restaurants rescued by director of iconic food...
£3.3M site saved from closure
A stunning and well-established Leeds restaurant, which looked doomed to close its doors following a host of mismanagements, has...
800-year-old Qur’an pages on display at Leeds Museum
Qur’an comes to Leeds!
Taken from an 800-year-old copy of the Qur’an, two beautiful and historic pages have been mounted and displayed in a...
Northone Solicitors
Here for all your Family and Immigration Law needs
It is not only the list of happy clients that is growing at Northone Solicitors...
Tearing down taboos at Touchstone Support Centre in Harehills
Opening doors for dementia
A BME Dementia service at Touchstone is breaking down the barriers of dementia awareness in the city with a host of...
Supplementary School recognised at Child Friendly Leeds award
Stars gather to celebrate Hamara’s success
Leeds City Varieties was packed to the rafters last week as the Child Friendly Leeds (CFL) Awards made...
Shayan serves up an ace at Muslim Awards
Table tennis teen is top sportsmen for 2016
A sporty teenager from Leeds has added another trophy to his growing collection this past week, this...
No flood defences is indefensible
Kirkstall legend Azram opens up about his closed restaurant
It was 5.30pm on Boxing Day last year, and Azram was serving his beloved customers at...
Nadiya Hussain: Cake queen scoops up ‘Person of the Year’ award
Bake Off’s Nadiya rises to the top once more
On Tuesday, in the heart of the capital at London’s City Hall, Great British Bake Off...
Criminals still at large after terrifying robbery at Cottage Stores in...
“If you move, I’ll stab you!”
Police are appealing for any information regarding a horrific robbery last month at the , in Newell Carr Road,...
Government cuts could lead to job losses and drop in standards
Pharmacists ‘devastated’ at proposed cuts
With junior doctors preparing to stage their second walk out in as many months next week, a separate group of...
Grammar School at Leeds produces more Asian academic aces
Cambridge kids
Two bright sparks from the Grammar School at Leeds (GSAL), 17-year-old Shahzaib Ahmed and 18-year-old Manjari Dhar, have got their eyes set...
Charitable chief bags community award
Fantastic work by Hamara Centre is recognised by the National Centre for Diversity
The chief executive of Leeds’ largest ethnic minority organisation in the voluntary...
BLACKS SOLICITORS: Restrictive Covenants Revisited
Restrictive covenants are commonly used in employment contracts to control the activities of an employee during the course of his employment and post-employment. For...
Dragons can’t extinguish Sajida’s hopes of business success
No grey hairs for cosmetics queen following den disaster
A businesswoman from Leeds, whose appearance on Dragons’ Den sadly resulted in no investment from...
Local bobby PC Ash Razzaq named on the Queen’s Honours List
A local police officer from Leeds is preparing to swap the streets of Harehills for the red carpet of Buckingham Palace later this year,...
From Leeds to Calais: Harehills dozen take crucial supplies to French...
The donations have been made and the vans loaded. All that is left now is for the ‘Harehills Refugee Aid team’ to embark on...
Hasan’s Restaurant: Swoon over samosas in a Kirkstall gem
Hasan’s turns up the heat and goes from strength to strength
One of Leeds’ finest family-orientated Indian restaurants is gearing up to celebrate the joys...
Chandelier by Mumtaz
Iconic brand brings new level of Kashmiri cuisine to Leeds
There comes a time in every great brand’s life that expansion plans must be considered...
