Natasha Meek

4 days ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Natasha Meek

Rawson Square, near the former Wilko store, where the issues have been reported (Image: Newsquest) A STREET in Bradford city centre is being plagued by anti-social behaviour, drugs, alcohol, and fights, businesses have claimed. Rawson Square, near the former Wilko store, has slowly become a place where drug use and dealing, defecation and urination, and unpleasant activity take place.

6 days ago | msn.com | Natasha Meek

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6 days ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Natasha Meek

British Wool came to Bradford in 1967, starting at a site in Clayton before later moving to the Euroway industrial estate and its current home on Canal Road. It was a time when the city’s textile mills were booming and its title as ‘Worstedopolis’ was cemented. And while the Wool Exchange may now be filled with books instead of coat-wearing traders, British Wool is among those firms still trading today.

6 days ago | thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Natasha Meek

Bradford-born poet Nabeela Ahmed will release her new book, From Kashmir to Yorkshire, on July 1. Nabeela grew up near the university in the Great Horton area before she moved to Kashmir at the age of nine. Blending three languages, Nabeela explores identity, family, language, and womanhood. Her love of words began during her childhood in Pakistan. “I’m from a generation of Pakistani women that weren’t allowed to know what they wanted,” said Nabeela. “Everything was always set up for them.

1 week ago | msn.com | Natasha Meek

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