Calls to exempt mosque and church worshippers from Clean Air Zone charges

Council chiefs are facing calls to exempt mosque and church worshippers from Clean Air Zone charges while they pray or mourn their dead - or risk accusations of discrimination.
Birmingham's Central Mosque - the biggest in Europe - attracts around 5,000 Muslim worshippers every week, rising to around 25,000 at Eid.
But the mosque falls inside the charging zone set up to try to combat air quality issues in the city, meaning any visitor whose car does not meet strict anti-pollution criteria faces a daily £8 fee.

Alan B wrote:I expect so. But maybe bus times don't coincide with church/mosque times or are too infrequent.