Bradford, in the UK, is commonly referred to as "Little Pakistan."
This nickname stems from the city's large Pakistani community. Pakistanis constitute a significant portion of Bradford's population, exceeding 25%, which translates to approximately 140,000 individuals. The strong presence and cultural influence of the Pakistani community have contributed to this unofficial designation.
The impact of the Pakistani community is evident in various aspects of Bradford's culture and commerce, including numerous businesses, restaurants, and community organizations that reflect Pakistani traditions and heritage.
