Labour unveils plan to build £1million war memorial in tribute to Muslim soldiers

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Labour unveils plan to build £1million war memorial in tribute to Muslim soldiers.

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The Government is launching a design competition for a permanent national war memorial in England that will honour the contributions of Muslim service personnel during World War One and Two.Funding of up to £970,000 has been made available for the project, which aims to create a lasting tribute to Muslims who served in British military efforts.The competition will open on June 10, inviting organisations to submit proposals for the memorial's design and construction.The planned monument is intended to serve as both a place for reflection and an educational resource about Muslim soldiers' wartime service.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Faith and communities minister Nesil Caliskan emphasised the significance of recognising these service personnel, stating: "Our country is made up of a strong, diverse tapestry of different faith communities and we owe that freedom to the bravery and sacrifice made by those who fought alongside us for a better future all those years ago."The minister...

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