In 1973, the Salvation Army Hall located at 159, The Broadway in Southall was purchased by Ramgarhia Sabha, Southall and renamed to Ramgarhia Hall. The hall provided a range of facilities for young people in the local community, including training in martial arts and table tennis. Additionally, there were facilities available for social and cultural get-togethers.
The hall has been utilized for various purposes over the years. In the late 1970s, it provided overnight accommodation to a large group of marchers who walked from Scotland to bring attention to the issue of rising unemployment. Additionally, the hall had the honor of hosting the first-ever International Panjabi Conference in 1980, which included a display of fine arts and books. This conference also played a significant role in introducing the teaching of Punjabi in schools throughout Britain.
Short Extract from Treasures of Sikh Faith