Dr.Charles Husband is an interdisciplinary social scientist with a commitment to policy relevant research in the area of ethnic relations. He is Professor Emeritus in Social Analysis at the University of Bradford, Docent in Sociology at the University of Helsinki, and Visiting Professor at the Sami University College, Kautokeino, Norway.

Dr. Yunis Alam is a lecturer in the division of Social Sciences and Criminal Justice Studies at the University of Bradford. His teaching and research interests include ethnic relations and social cohesion, popular culture, post-colonial literature and ethnographic research.

Dr. Jörg Hüttermann is a research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Department of Socio-cultural Diversity, Göttingen University. He has worked in recent years as a researcher at the Institute for Interdisciplinary Research on Conflict and Violence Research( IKG) at the University of Bielefeld. His research has sought to illuminate the constructive potential of conflict for multi-ethnic societies.

Dr.Joanna Fomina is a researcher and policy analyst. Her research interests include migration and cultural diversity, Polish diaspora in the UK, civic participation of migrants, border management as well as democratisation in Eastern Europe. She has authored a number of articles, research reports and policy papers as well as a book on British multiculturalism.

Introduction;

Bradford and Manningham: historical context and current dynamics;

Walking Manningham: Theorizing the reading of Manningham’s physical terrain: Streetscapes, soundscapes and the semiotics of the physical environment;

Migratory waves and negotiated identities: The polish population of Bradford;

Manningham: Lived Diversity;

The Car, The Streetscape and Inter-ethnic Dynamics;

Conclusion: Recognising Diversity and Planning for Co-existence.