A West London church has successfully challenged a ban that restricted street evangelism in Uxbridge town centre. The Kingsborough Centre, formerly attended by footballer Bukayo Saka, took legal action after Hillingdon Council introduced a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO). This banned amplification, leafleting, and displaying Bible verses, prompting fears of criminalising Gospel outreach. Church members, stunned by the potential £1,000 fines, described the restrictions as 'oppressive.' Pastor Tunde Balogun stressed that street evangelism is a core expression of Christian faith and love for the community. Supported by the Christian Legal Centre, the church argued that the PSPO breached human rights. After review, the council reversed the order in May 2025, permitting religious preaching and the distribution of literature. The council will also cover £20,000 in legal fees. Pastor Balogun welcomed the outcome, praying that it sets a precedent for Christian freedom nationwide. Andrea Williams called open-air preaching 'a pillar of free speech.' The case highlights ongoing tensions around public faith expression in the UK.