02:45PM, Monday 24 November 2014
A forum where people of all faiths can share ideas and beliefs has celebrated a major milestone.
The Windsor and Maidenhead Community Forum (WAMCF) is celebrating its 30th anniversary and held an interfaith display the Magnet Leisure Centre in Holmanleaze on Saturday night.
The group represents eight faiths – Hinduism, Sikhism, Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Baha Faith, Buddhism and Brahma Kumaris who each had their own table.
"The whole evening went absolutely superbly, we even had a special cake to cut to celebrate 30 years," said Karnail Pannu one of the four founders of the forum.
The evening also provided a period of reflection for members to show gratitude to everyone who had helped since it was set up in 1984.
"During the reflection period we were able to thank everybody for their work over the last 30 years, including all our partners and volunteers," added Karnail.
"We also reflected on what we had actually achieved over the past 30 years as well."
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