Hamara Centre Men's Luncheon Group, Beeston

Nisar Ahmad talks about moving to England The photo shows Nisar Ahmad in 1963, two years before he arrived in England.

Mir Bostan talks about moving to England

Now everywhere we go, we don't look at this country as though we live in foreign country. We look at this country as our home.

1961 March 8th. Half past five I arrived at Heathrow. No M1, no M roads, only A1. I arrived in Birmingham.

As well as meeting weekly, the Men's Luncheon group also takes day trips.

Strafrod Street Mosque was the first in the area

The Hamara Centre is on Tempest Road, Beeston which has changed over the years

Asghar Khan, recounts some of his first memories of Beeston when he arrived in 1980

The Daily Jang, a daily Asian paper. One of the most famous papers in Pakistan and England. This is the first paper printed in England from Pakistan.

Nisar Ahmad talks about his early experiences of work