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Last Updated: Wednesday, 2 February, 2005, 18:51 GMT
Pub could be converted to mosque
Plans have been submitted to turn a former Lincolnshire pub into a mosque.

The planning application is to turn the former King William pub on Horncastle Road, Boston into a mosque and community centre.

The applicant, a private individual, said the appearance of the building will not be very different to how it appears now.

It is thought a number of Muslim doctors and other staff from the nearby Pilgrim Hospital could make use of it.

They currently have to travel more than an hour to a mosque in Grimsby.

The plans state the mosque is likely to be used by only a handful of people at anyone time,

A decision on the proposals is expected at the next planning meeting in four to six weeks.


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