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His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales was briefed on the on-going work between the Army and ethnic minority communities during a flagship national event held at St Philips Centre, Leicester on Wednesday 25th January 2017. Army formations from across...

Penny Appeal, and other Muslim charities, who supported the people of Cumbria in the 2015 floods have created a positive image of British Muslims. Speaking ahead of the Carlisle Floods Expo, conference organisers Kerryanne Wilde and Sue Dust of...

The Asian Today is honoured to be media partners for the inaugural Education Awards as they announce the launch of their exciting and prestigious awards ceremony. The awards aim to celebrate the outstanding contributors to the academic industry and all...

Kathak, derived from the word, Katha, meaning story telling, is a form of classical north Indian dance made up of intricate footwork and spins entwined in unique visual representations. For me, Kathak was my happy place; a place of...

 A new head office for HSBC will soon be opening up in Birmingham. Spiking a lot of interest, existing staff from around the world are now considering the move following HSBC’s relocation from the countries capital.  Chief Executive of HSBC...

Volunteers from Wakefield based charity, Penny Appeal, have been responding to the growing number of older people who experience loneliness by organising social visits and musical entertainment for local residents. Their latest visit was to the Well Springs Nursing Home...

I do find the fashion is not quite fitting to the modern British South Asian women wanting pre-season elegant fashion from the trendsetters in South Asia. Also, friends, family and guests are usually ignored when it comes to fashion inspiration...

Happy New Year Cysters! We hope you have had a nice break over Christmas and a beautiful start to the New Year. This month is Cervical Health Awareness month. So, ladies, do YOU know where your cervix is? Surprisingly only 1...

“Rainbows apologise for angry skies.” ― Sylvia Voirol Colour is diverse in everyday life, it guides us from showing when fruit is ripe and ready to eat to red lights in our environment indicating danger.  Colour has symbolic significance in...

Hi food lovers. Hope you all had a great Christmas and New Year and didn’t over doit over the festive period! If you can’t resist the chance to go out this January, here is a great new Indian restaurant...

Winter brings more coughs, colds, flu and tummy bugs and those with long-term health conditions and the over 65s are particularly vulnerable to illness when the lower temperatures kick in. If you do feel unwell, seek immediate advice and help...

The renowned British Boxer has been at the receiving end of racial abuse, after being snapped praying in a mosque. The world heavyweight champion was visiting Dubai prior to his mega fight with Wladimir Klitschko. The cause of the abuse...