Cambridge Central Mosque, in Mill Road, opened for prayer this week and has space for around 1,000 Islamic worshippers.
Costing around £23 million, the mosque includes features that will minimise carbon emissions – which the Cambridge Mosque Trust hoped to emphasise the role of faith in promoting “responsible management of the earth’s resources”.
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