Oxford Hindis, England owns their first temple

RELIGIOUS NEWS AGENCY (REDNA) – Hindus community in Oxford city in England will have their own first temple build.

The temple was created from derelict sports pavilion.

Plans to turn a derelict sports pavilion into Oxfordshire’s first community-owned Hindu temple have been approved by the city council.

The pavilion and changing rooms at Court Place Farm in Marston will be renovated and rented out on a 26 year lease to the Oxford Hindu Temple and Community Centre, in a decision which ends 14 years of discussion and searching.

The building will be a place of worship and a community centre with social activities for the elderly, English language classes, yoga, music and wellbeing classes.