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YOUNG PEOPLE GET CREATIVE WITH BEST OF BIRMINGHAM’S SOUTH ASIAN CULTURE
DESI MOVES – the award-winning youth arts participation programme celebrating streetwise South Asian sounds and styles – is back this summer as part of UTSAV: the Year of South Asian Culture. How do young Brummies of...2017-05-15 1765 0 -
Internet rap sensation helps raise funds for poverty stricken children
A Wakefield based humanitarian charity has joined forces with a ‘viral sensation’ rapper praised by music legends Lebron James and Snoop Dogg, as part of its campaign to raise funds for children living in poverty across...2017-05-15 2055 0 -
Girl who died at Drayton Manor theme park identified
The 11-year-old girl who suffered fatal injuries after falling from a water ride at Drayton Manor Park has been identified by Police. Evha Jannath, from Jameah girl’s academy, was airlifted to hospital when she fell from...2017-05-10 2009 0 -
Right-or left-handedness affects sign language comprehension
The speed at which sign language users understand what others are ‘saying’ to them depends on whether the conversation partners are left- or right-handed, a new study has found. Researchers at the University of Birmingham worked...2017-05-10 2502 0 -
Sandwell Councillor could become first Sikh woman in Westminster
The Labour party may be well on their way to making history after selecting a Sikh woman to fight a key marginal seat in the general election. Local Councillor, Preet Kaur Gill, will replace outgoing MP...2017-05-09 2453 0 -
Mota gets his Marathon medals
Haroon Mota, Fundraising Manager for humanitarian charity Penny Appeal undertook his biggest challenge to date, running four full marathons in the first three weeks of April. He was running for Penny Appeal, a global, humanitarian charity working...2017-05-09 2398 0 -
Who really populates Britain’s arts sector?
By Zaima Khaliq The Asian/British Asian group is the largest minority group, accounting for 7.8 per cent of the population, but unfortunately, we as a demographic are still unrepresented in a number of diverse sectors. Recent...2017-05-09 4292 0 -
Community responds to Britain First’s invasion of Alum Rock
Labour representative, Mariam Khan, was a front runner in organising the countermeeting with Islamic book stores along Alum Rock road. The Councillor from Washwood Heath spoke to Asian World about what it means to stand together...2017-05-09 3041 0 -
Be safe in the sun this summer
Free, cancer advice and support is coming to West Midlands between Tuesday 16th May and Thursday 18th May. Macmillan Cancer Support’s mobile service will be visiting the area, with cancer information specialists on hand to...2017-05-08 1929 0 -
Foster ‘giants’ show how the Midlands cares for its children
The red carpet will be rolled out for the premiere of a film which highlights the positive impact foster carers can have on children’s lives across the region. The three-minute film – funded by 13 local...2017-05-05 2185 0