'Goddess temple' to open in Wiltshire for first time

Trowbridge has its own Goddess Temple Priestesses Sarah Robinson  and Angelia Locksley <i>(Image: Trevor Porter)</i>
Trowbridge has its own Goddess Temple Priestesses Sarah Robinson and Angelia Locksley (Image: Trevor Porter)
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A new goddess temple is opening to the public next week, offering a space for spiritual community and celebration.

Located in Trowbridge, the Wiltshire Community Goddess Temple will officially open its doors on May 9, with a day of festivities running from 11am to 4pm.

The organisers say the occasion marks a significant milestone for the women-owned business, promising a space for spiritual connection and community gathering.

The event will include goddess devotions and an opening ceremony led by the temple’s priestesses Sarah Robinson and Angelia Locksley.

The Glastonbury Goddess Temple opened in 2002 and was the first in the UK to be registered as a place of worship.

Other temples have since opened in Bristol, Sheffield, and East Anglia.

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