Source & Credit: Uxbridge Gazette
Jun 30 2010 | Uxbridge Gazette
AN IRISH centre which recently bit the dust could have a new lease of life - as a mosque.
The former Hillingdon Irish Centre, based in Royal Lane, Hillingdon, has been selected by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association as a new site.
Plans to build a mosque are currently under consideration by Hillingdon Council, as they seek to make a decision on the future of the site.
There are only 11 parking spaces at the site, and at its peak, estimates show the mosque could attract 90 people, potentially causing traffic and parking problems for residents in the narrow road.
However, a traffic report commissioned by the association has praised the transport links in the area, with six buses serving the location.
It also adds: "There is an opportunity for visitors to travel to the mosque by cycle."
**How do you feel about the proposed mosque? Email dancoombs@trinitysouth.co.uk.
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About Ahmadiyya Muslim Community [by Ahmadiyya Times]:
Ahmadiyya Muslim community stands for education, integration and interfaith peace and welcomes all to visit their mosques as well as numerous seminars and events that bring people together to understand more about each other.
Ahmadiyya Muslim community is also committed to helping others, engaging local communities and working for the common good. On this they have a long history of raising hundreds of thousands of pounds for British Charities.
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