Positive news from Bradford
Masira’s blog: Ramadhan and Mental Health As Ramadhan begins, our SMI Programme Manager Masira Hans […]
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Ramadan, a month of mindfulness and spiritual reawakening Written by Noreen My earliest memory of Ramadan is as a little girl aged six or seven, watching my grandmother agonisingly pace up and down the stairs. She was anticipating the moment that she c…
Established in 2018, Bradford’s Cultural Voice Forum is a vibrant network of over 400 people who work in the Bradford District’s cultural sector. The Forum is member led and exists to share knowledge, resources, and opportunities. It brings together independent professionals, organisations, and volunteers from across Bradford district to discuss […]
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Health researcher Aamnah Rahman is putting her best foot forward to raise money for Bradford Hospitals’ Charity during Ramadan. Aamnah, who is based with the groundbreaking Born in Bradford research team, has pledged to walk at least 20 minutes each day during the holy month of Ramadan, which is no mean feat for her because of her health challenges. She …
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We’re thrilled to annouce that Bradford is through to the final stage of the competition to be UK City of…
We’ve partnered with Northern Monk to make a #Bradford2025 beer, with chef Sonia Sandhu and graphic artist Ben Holden. The…
We are looking for lively, accessible and eye-catching performances as part of the UNIfy Festival at the University of Bradford….
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Staying well while staying informed Written by Catherine Recently, everyone has been talking about the news and it can feel like not engaging with the news during a time like this is irresponsible. The truth is that although being informed is important…
