Can you tell Asian Mum’s Network about how you became a children’s author? In 1996 my first play was performed at the Contact Theatre in Manchester when I was 17. My Little England was about second generation identity, based in a summer school in Manchester. In my early 20s, I began writing a novel called Mothballs… Read More
Asian Mum’s Network is passionate about seeing dramas and screenplays that represent the depth, complexity and humanity of our diverse communities. Leaving a creative footprint and a positive legacy for our future generations is not optional but essential for the survival of ethnic minority communities who have been part of the fabric of the UK for… Read More
As a Fine Art student, my daughter produced some amazing work. Her unusual talent always intrigued me and I wondered where she got it from. As a youngster, I never pursued art myself and always dismissed any leanings in that direction. However, sometimes we discover things about ourselves later in life that we didn’t ever… Read More
Apart from the affordable cost of living, Europe is also a place for impressive architectural structure, diverse culture, spectacular public transport system and an active economy. In case you are recently contemplating about relocating to Europe, here are some of the recommendations of the experts. Best Place to Live in Europe Belgium Brussels, Belgium is… Read More
O.R. Nizam Road by Ash Milan O.R. Nizam is a vividly, beautifully written love story that tells the tale of a childhood unrequited love that crosses cultures and two continents. Fate, family, politics and war finally bring the two young lovers together only to be thwarted by the changing politics, violence, and oppression that created… Read More
18266850 – thief with glove stealing wallet through a computer screen concept of internet crime Identity theft is quickly becoming the Britain’s fastest-growing technique used by criminals to carry out their activity. Basically, it involves unauthorised access to sensible personal information such in order to conduct a crime on your behalf or to steal something… Read More
The Place Chittagong could actually be a really beautiful place if only people would stop throwing their rubbish on the floor and spitting everywhere. The surrounding wooded hills are great to look at in the morning and evening light and feel emotional about. Unfortunately, however, as in most parts of the world, the trees are… Read More
As parents, you want your children to develop a love for, words, stories, and books. However are you a parent that would hesitate before buying your child a Kindle? Are words are best enjoyed in physical form or should you consider giving your child an e-reader, iPad or Kindle? Below are some of the reasons why some… Read More
History Granada was the last Moorish stronghold in the 15th Century and not only was it one of the most multicultural cities in Spain, but it was also a hub of art, culture, science, agriculture where Muslims, Christians, and Jews lived in relative harmony for centuries. It’s also the home to the sumptuous Alhambra Palace… Read More
Sofia Olins, film director talks to Asian Mums Network about the challenges of balancing a career in filmmaking and motherhood. London-based Sofia Olins is an award-winning director who has worked on several big budget feature films and television including the IT Crowd, Peep Show and Bridget Jones. Though with a five-year-old boy and expecting her… Read More
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