A safer hotplate for a safe Shabbat
In the electronics industry for almost four decades, Gershon Morris is highly suited to answer a pressing need. What began as a hobby in...
June 1967: Temple Mount is in our hands
The walls of the Old City of Jerusalem were bathed in the blue and white of the Israeli flag from last Saturday night as...
Raleigh Close: building the future
Hendon United Synagogue – known globally as Raleigh Close - is set to embark on a £6m regeneration venture.
The Hendon Community Campus will ensure...
A morning in the ‘Nicky’
The Nicky Alliance Centre, or the Nicky as it’s locally known, was formerly the Manchester Jewish Blind Society, which was located on the same...
Change conference takes leaders on new direction
Leeds lay leaders Raina Sheaf and Susie Gordon attended the first Yesod senior professional leadership programme in Barcelona last week.
The Challenges of Change conference...
Promoting Israel’s tourism
New Israel Tourist Office London chief Sharon Bershadsky held a spectacular travel trade event at One Whitehall Place last week to promote its “Land...
A walk for a good cause
Hundreds of children and adults participated in the Hospital Kosher Meal Service (HKMS) Walk last Sunday.
Many schools encouraged their pupils to take part in...
Camp Simcha trio wrap up for fundraiser
Three north London mums kept their fundraising skills under wraps to raise almost £700 for Camp Simcha this week.
Anita Rietti, Judy Silkoff and Sara...
Mothers making a difference
Five wonderful mothers from Shenley have managed to achieve something amazing for children and parents in the local area. Through their incredible hard work,...
United Synagogue – creating new communities
Back in February 2015, the United Synagogue published their strategic review, which highlighted some significant points in relation to British Jewry. One of the...
