
Clubs & social
Henna & Crafts Evening
Henna, crafts and chai — a relaxed creative social.
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Clubs & social
Henna, crafts and chai — a relaxed creative social.
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Education
A quiet space and friendly help with schoolwork and exams.
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Clubs & social
Sewing and crafts for all ages — make something together.
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Clubs & social
FIFA, Mario Kart and more — a relaxed gaming social for kids and teens.
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Sport & fitness
Casual play and friendly tournaments for all ages and abilities.
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A rotating selection of photos shared by the Sangat — Seva, kirtan, langar and everything in between. Your shot could be next.
See all photos →Langar is the Sikh tradition of free, vegetarian food served to anyone who walks through our doors. No questions asked, no payment ever. Sit with your neighbour, eat together, leave fed.



Every contribution feeds the langar, maintains the Gurdwara, and keeps our doors open to all. Registered Charity 283314.
Visit our Gurdwara to make a donation. Our volunteers will be happy to assist you.
Have Your Say
Members help shape the Gurdwara at AGMs, join a 50-year tradition of community stewardship. £20 per year, lifetime £200.
Hukamnama, upcoming Gurpurabs, Akhand Path bhog times, and youth programmes. One calm message each Friday.
Whoever you are, whatever you believe, you are welcome to walk in, sit down, and share a meal. No charge, no judgement.
Langar — a free vegetarian meal — is served to anyone who comes, every single day.
Daily kirtan and the Guru's word, plus Punjabi and music classes for all ages.
Selfless service is at our heart — feeding the homeless, supporting families, giving back.
Sikhi teaches one humanity. All sit together on the floor, as equals, before the Guru.
A few of the questions we hear most often — about visiting, joining, and taking part. Tap a question to read more.
Yes — all are welcome, every day of the week. Please cover your head, remove your shoes before entering the darbar sahib, and arrive sober and respectful. Headscarves are available at the entrance if you don't have one.