John Denham could intervene in the battle over mosque next to Sandhurst in Surrey

By Christopher Hope, Whitehall Editor 730AM GMT 10 March 2010

Michael Gove opposes plans for a new mosque on a Victorian propagandize in his constituency. He pronounced "A locally listed construction in a charge area should be recorded and enhanced, not replaced.? Photo CLARA MOLDEN

The Government Office of the South East has told internal councillors that Mr Denham will cruise "calling in" the decision, if the internal legislature rubber gives it the immature light tonight.

A internal Muslim organisation wants to set up the new mosque, that would have a large architecture and dual 100 feet minarets, only 400 yards from the march ground.

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The plans, that engage demolishing a Victorian school, were authorized by Surrey Heath Borough Councils formulation cabinet progressing this year, but overturned on a technicality.

The assembly of the full legislature tonight in a internal entertainment will confirm either to ensue with the plans or dump them.

Planning papers expelled forward of the assembly advise that no preference taken by the 40 councillors should be authorised to ensue until Mr Denham has motionless either he wants to over-rule the council.

Under law, he is means to do this on if a programmed construction causes debate or has inhabitant significance.

A internal Bengali organisation wants to explode the former infants" propagandize and erect a new mosque, in normal Islamic impression with a large executive architecture surrounded by five not as big domes and dual 100 feet tall minarets.

Inside is programmed a 2,500 sq ft request hall, as well as washing and becoming different comforts for men and women and a morgue in the basement.

The plans have separate the village with hundreds of internal people hostile the scheme, as well as English Heritage and Michael Gove, the internal Conservative MP and a key help to David Cameron.

English Heritage told the legislature in a acquiescence that the focus should thrown out since "the submitted pattern does not have high sufficient architectural quality… for the merits to be weighed in the scale opposite demolition".

A debate opposite the plans have won the subsidy of 2,000 internal people. Mr Gove, who cannot attend since of a diary clash, pronounced he against the application.

He pronounced "I wholly assimilate the concerns that people have. Camberley has already seen the ancestral built sourroundings eroded. We need to do some-more to guarantee those buildings of impression that we have managed to keep.

"A locally listed construction in a charge area should be recorded and enhanced, not replaced."

The Ministry of Defence, that had primarily against the plans, is right away in foster after being positive that the minarets were for musical make use of only, and did not have windows by that people could see in to the Sandhurst academy.

A orator for the Department for Communities and Local Government pronounced "We recognize that there have been clever views voiced about this proposal. We will delicately cruise the box and confirm either to call it in."