Community members given opportunity to help in disaster zones
World Jewish Relief is launching an international Disaster Response Team to enable experienced members of the Jewish community with the necessary specialist skills to...
Sacks Morasha new site development
The pupils at Sacks Morasha have arrived back to school after half term to a fantastic new expanded playground. The land which was acquired...
Hasmonean girls’ GIFTs for teenagers in hospital
GIFT has been working with Hasmonean girls’ year 12 students this year, running sessions to inspire giving.
The initiative inspired and run by GIFT’s High...
AAD welcomes antisemitism debate
Theresa Villiers MP highlighted antisemitism and other forms of racism in football at Westminster Hall yesterday. Action Against Discrimination chairman Jonathan Metliss attended...
Shivim Panim – The Seventy Faces of Survivors – Guest Post by JFT’s Rabbi...
Holocaust Survivors have a far greater legacy to preserve than the often-harrowing eye witness accounts of the horrors of destruction alone. Over the past...
Chanukah events galore take place in Leeds
Records tumbled this Chanukah in Leeds at events for all ages with Lubavitch Leeds.
Jewish Women’s Circle ran a successful Candle Making workshop coordinated by...
‘Determined’ father planning trip of a lifetime for severely disabled son by taking on...
Devoted father Laurence Smith has begun training for a cycling challenge in Central Europe in June, when he will ride a specially-adapted bike with...
Purim in the Jungle – quite literally, in Buckhurst Hill
Over 140 people braved the icy conditions over Purim to enjoy the most phenomenal Jungle themed Purim Party & Dinner at Chabad Buckhurst Hill...
Runners have best time in Royal Parks Half Marathon for Jewish Care
Eight runners took part in the Royal Parks Half Marathon on Sunday, 13 October raising £6000 for Jewish Care.
For two of the runners, Viv...
MILL HILL’S SHOFAR BLOWING GOES GLOBAL
Kabbalat Shabbat took on a twist for Mill Hill Synagogue in the countdown to Rosh Hashana. With nearly 100 people still...
