Plans for a endless Hindu Temple and Community Centre in the UK megacity of Oxford have moved another step closer as the Oxford City Council granted blessing for its planning operation. The council- possessed sports kiosk changing apartments at Court Place Farm, Marston, will be converted into a new Temple and Community Centre, subject to finalising details on the parcel, the council blazoned last week.
” We feel extraordinarily proud at this major moment as we look forward to creating a drinking mecca at Court Place Farm which will strengthen community cohesion, widen participation and serve the original community with conditioning, shops and an inclusive community place formerly all details are finalised,” said Dr Gian Gopal, Founding Chairman of the Oxford Hindu Temple Project.
The Oxford City Council said the design has been in discussion with the Hindu tabernacle over a number of times over its aspiration for a endless point.
The city council in Oxford in central southern England has approved plans to convert changing rooms at a derelict sports pavilion into a Hindu temple and a community centre, a media report said. #HinduTemple #Oxfordshire pic.twitter.com/bvRK88ALUH
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” I am absolutely pleased that another corner in the foundation of the new Hindu Temple and Community Centre has been reached. The old football changing apartments at Court Place Farm have been unused and derelict for numerous times and the recently approved plans propose to make fantastic use of the point, creating Oxfordshire’s only Hindu Temple as well as a community mecca immolation conditioning to the wider public,” said Councillor Linda Smith, Cabinet Member for Housing.
” The City Council and OHTCC( Oxford Hindu Temple and Community Centre) will now concentrate on finalising the details of the parcel so we can all look forward to the new centre opening and starting to deliver community benefit,” she said.