Asian Image

Asian Image is the largest and most popular Asian newspaper in the North West. Founded in 1997, this publication is dedicated to covering and exploring issues that impact the Asian community in the North West region.

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Rising popularity of shisha described as 'concerning' by public health bosses

1 week ago | asianimage.co.uk | Chris Young

The rising popularity of shisha among young people in Bradford has been described as “concerning” by public health officials. And they say many people do not realise that a single shisha session can be equivalent to smoking more than 100 cigarettes. Shisha use was discussed at a meeting of Bradford Council’s Health and Social Care Scrutiny Committee, where members were given an update on jobs" target="_blank">work being done to reduce smoking rates across the district.
Appeal to help identify man whose body was found in canal

1 week ago | asianimage.co.uk | Olivia Warburton

AN appeal has been launched to help identify a man whose body was found in a canal in Birmingham. The body of a man was discovered in the Birmingham canal, between Raboe Lane and Bridge Street in Smethwick, at around 3pm on November 30 last year. West Midlands Police said it has been working hard to identify him since he was found, however, has so far been unsuccessful. The man’s body had no injuries, and police said there is no evidence of any third party involvement in his death.
Artist praises resort's sand as 'best in the world' at sculpture unveiling

1 week ago | asianimage.co.uk | Andy Jones

A world renowned sand sculptor has dubbed Weymouth's sand as the 'best in the world' at the unveiling of his latest masterpiece. To celebrate 100 years of sand sculpting in the area, which was started and pioneered by Fred Darrington in the 1920s, SandWorld at Lodmoor Country Park has opened its doors this year with an extra special creation on display.
Man speaks of heart attack experience as BHF announces £1.7m to research risk factors

1 week ago | asianimage.co.uk | Shuiab Khan

A father-of-two has spoken about the moment he suffered a heart attack. It comes as the British Heart Foundation announces a £1.7 million study at the University of Cambridge to research heart disease risk factors in underrepresented groups.
Cross-cultural community takes part in Eid celebrations at Charlton Lakeside

2 weeks ago | asianimage.co.uk | Christopher J. Atkinson

17 1/17 CELEBRATIONS were held in the sun to mark the end of Ramadan. More than 50 people from across Andover and further afield, came together at Charlton Lakeside to spend time together on Sunday, March 30. This included people from multicultural backgrounds. The attendees were able to enjoy lots of food and drinks and catch up. One of the organisers for the event was Sister Amna.
MP hits out at lack of urgency over social media impact on riots

2 weeks ago | asianimage.co.uk | Toby Oliver

Social media’s influence on the Southport riots has not been acted upon by the Government, Oxford East MP Anneliese Dodds has warned. Nationwide disorder broke out last summer after three young girls were killed in a knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. The Labour MP and former minister said “there are many other canaries choking down the coal mine” as she spoke in a Commons debate for the first time since her resignation.
'It was nice to have a safe space': How psychological service supports patients

3 weeks ago | asianimage.co.uk | Shuiab Khan

A 25-year-old has spoken about how The Christie hospital’s psychological service helped her cope with treatment for a brain tumour. Diagnosed in April 2023, Demisha Patel, a teaching assistant and pole instructor from Bolton, faced not only the physical challenges of treatment but also the emotional toll of navigating a life-altering diagnosis during a critical stage of development.
Husband and wife tried to murder stepmother in 'calculated and frenzied attack'

3 weeks ago | asianimage.co.uk | Joe Harrigan

2 1/2 A husband and wife were tacked down to Bolton after trying to murder the man’s stepmother in a “calculated and frenzied attack.” Wasif Hussain, 21 and his wife Nabela Tabassum, 19, wore giraffe animal masks before they attacked the woman in Kings Norton, Birmingham, on the evening of January 29 last year. The two had denied attempted murder but were found guilty following a trial at Birmingham Crown Court that ended on Thursday, March 27.
Eid celebrated as Blackburn mosque project gathers momentum

3 weeks ago | asianimage.co.uk | Shuiab Khan

Families and friends gathered at mosques across the region to celebrate the festival of Eid. Eid-Al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and took place on Sunday and Monday. The morning prayers are a tradition across the world with families invited to pray at their local mosque or in a large public area. Some newly built mosques have dedicated spaces for women to pray.
Iftar for Muslim reverts brings community together as Ramadan ends

3 weeks ago | asianimage.co.uk | Safiyyah Tayyeb

A special iftar event brought together revert Muslims, non-Muslims, and those interested in fasting for the day. Organised by Yusuf Lambat, Aishah Eccles, and another local volunteer, the gathering aimed to support those new to Islam and create a welcoming space during Ramadan. For Muslims who have converted to Islam, Ramadan can be a lonely time, especially without family to break fast with, explained Aishah, who has been a Muslim for 21 years.