Guru Tegh Bahadur Gurdwara -History
Sikhs have been settling in Leicester since the end of the Second World War. The opening of the Sikh Gurdwarasin Leicester, in 1960, reflects the growth of the city’s Sikh population. By 2011, the Sikh population of the city had risen to 14,457, representing 4.4% of the city’s population (compared to 0.8% nationally). This Sikh presence continues to contribute very significantly to the social, political and religious life of the city and is especially evident at the annual Vaisakhi celebrations, attracting thousands of people from across Leicester and the Midlands, to a march through the streets of the city centre.
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Part 4 - Teer Group Leicester spokesperson, Raj Manvinder Singh Kang speaks out on the increasing problem of grooming in the Sikh community, highlighting its far-reaching impact on individuals, families and communities, and why addressing it is a responsibility we all share together. Finishing remarks from Guru Tegh Bahadur Gurudwara, Leicester Stage Secretary, Bhai Mukhtiar Singh ... See MoreSee Less
Part 3 - Teer Group Leicester spokesperson, Bhai Raj Manvinder Singh Kang speaks out on the increasing problem of grooming in the Sikh community, highlighting its far-reaching impact on individuals, families and communities, and why addressing it is a responsibility we all share together
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Part 2 - Teer Group Leicester spokesperson, Bhai Raj Manvinder Singh Kang speaks out on the increasing problem of grooming in the Sikh community, highlighting its far-reaching impact on individuals, families and communities, and why addressing it is a responsibility we all share together
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Part 1 - Teer Group Leicester spokesperson, Bhai Raj Manvinder Singh Kang speaks out on the increasing problem of grooming in the Sikh community, highlighting its far-reaching impact on individuals, families and communities, and why addressing it is a responsibility we all share together
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Gurmat Meditation Classes at Guru Tegh Bahadur Gurudwara, Leicester 🙏
This week's topic: 'Death- According to Gurbani
Classes are run by a three stage model:
✨️ Naam Abhyaas
✨️ Gurbani Veechar
✨️ Interactive Q&A
Every Tuesday | 6:30–8:00 pm
Third Floor, Turn Left ... See MoreSee Less
Thank you to all the bibiyan who joined the Kaurs Forum Leicester's first session of the yeaGuru Tegh Bahadur Gurudwara, Leicesterester. The Rehras Sahib and Mindfulness colouring session was a success! Here are a few videos from the event! 🎨 ... See MoreSee Less
With Guru Sahib’s kirpa, the Seva Evening held in honour of Shaheed Baba Deep Singh Ji’s Janam Dihara yesterday at Guru Tegh Bahadur Gurudwara, Leicester was a massive success!
We would like to thank Singh is King Pure Vegetarian Fast Food for providing the langar, and to everyone from the their team who helped serve and organise! Special smiles all around for our Panjabi School students who enjoyed their goodie bags! 🍕🍟🍰
#sewa #leicester #langar #school #pizza ... See MoreSee Less
Kaurs Forum Leicester's first event of 2026!
Come join for an evening of Rehras followed by a mindfulness colouring session 💗
*A time to rewind in a busy week and join in sangat*
🗓 Wednesday 28th January 2026 - TODAY
🕑 6.30pm to 8pm
📍 Guru Tegh Bahadur Gurdwara Sa#explorep#leicestere#kaursforumleicestere#mindfulnesslness ... See MoreSee Less
Reminder: Seva Evening- Shaheed Baba Deep Singh Ji’s Janam Dihara.
In honour of Shaheed Baba Deep Singh Ji’s Janam Dihara, a seva evening will be held:
🗓 Tuesday 27th January 2026 - TODAY
🕑 7.30PM Onwards
📍 Guru Tegh Bahadur Gurudwara, Leicester
The sangat will be served a variety of refreshments including Pizza, Pasta, Chips, Cake, Custard and much more! Goodie bags for the Panjabi School students! 🍕🍟🍰
We warmly invite everyone to attend and join in with the celebrations.
Sewa by Singh is King Pure Vegetarian Fast Food 🙏🏼 ... See MoreSee Less