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Sported Champions Sport for Development at the Lord Mayor of Bradford’s Charity Appeal Cricket Match
The Lord Mayor of Bradford’s Charity Appeal cricket match, hosted at the iconic Bradford Park Avenue Cricket ground, is set for another stellar year, highlighting the transformative power of sport.
Number of BME people in insecure work more than doubled under the Tories – TUC
Labour’s Employment Rights Bill is vital to lifting living standards for Black and minority ethnic (BME) workers, says the TUC last week.New TUC analysis published by the union body today
Former minister raises new concerns over state pension errors
Fresh evidence that errors are still being made with some state pension claims has been uncovered, according to a former pensions minister.The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been
“Education always has value… it opens up your mind”
“Studying at the Open University helped me gain a valuable qualification that is respected by my employers and I achieved my dream job.” Ali, born and raised in Scotland,
Why are South Asian Brits not being represented in Paris 2024
Team GB is heading to Paris for the 2024 Olympics starting on 26th July and lasting until 11th August. The team holds 166 athletes from throughout the UK and Northern
Oldham coliseum theatre presents Khushi festival and other summer events
Oldham Coliseum Theatre continues its programme of theatre, performance and cultural activity, including the return of Khushi, the family friendly festival aimed at people from all backgrounds, which is taking
Oldham Council opens new customer service sites as it commits to bringing services closer to residents
Oldham Council last week opened two new customer service sites in the heart of the town centre, as it aims to make it easier for residents to access the services
Rochdale launch initiative to tackle gangs in Freehold neighbourhood
The Clear, Hold, Build initiative, known locally as Operation Affect, sees Greater Manchester Police working with Rochdale Council, Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH), and the local community themselves to disrupt and
NHS explains support available at GP practices with new animation
The support on offer for patients at their GP practice is expanding, thanks to thousands more healthcare staff working in local communities. NHS England launched a campaign at the end
No Clues? TV detective Shivaji Satam urges free pharmacy BP checks for South Asians
TV detective Shivaji Satam is supporting a new campaign to encourage South Asians aged 40 and over to take up free blood pressure checks at their local participating pharmacy. The
