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ASHT's main aim is to promote a greater awareness of the shared heritage between the Sikhs and Britain.

This site explores this aspect of Sikh History through historical figures, treasures & the cultural landscape of Britain.

Dissenters Chapel

Located on the grounds of Kensal Green Cemetery, the chapel holds a memorial plaque dedicated to Maharani Jindan Kaur, the first Sikh women to settle in Britain.

After her death in 1863 her body was briefly interred in the catacombs at the Cemetery before being removed & taken to India...
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J.K. Rowling whose new novel, The Casual Vacancy, features a Sikh family at the heart of its plot has said that she has been deeply influenced by Sikhism...
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A magnificent Dastaar Boonga (Sikh fortress turban) is to go on display at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery from 26th January 2013. Recently displayed at the British Museum...
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You can support ASHT with preserving & profiling Anglo Sikh Heritage through volunteering & donations. Donations large & small are vital to the future of ASHT of ASHT events, research and education...
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There couldn't be a better time to join ASHT. Your membership will directly support the charity in promoting this unique heritage now and inspire future generations...