Gaby Wine

Gaby Wine is the JC's Community Editor and also enjoys writing features. You can contact her with community stories on gwine@thejc.com

Latest from Gaby Wine

Children's Poetry Competition

Children invited to go on a poetic adventure to win prize

The Jewish Literary Foundation has launched this year’s children’s poetry competition in partnership with the JC

1 min read

Left: Claudia Rubenstein, chief executive and creative director of the JLF. Right: Keren David, managing editor of the JC, who will be on the judging panel.

Staff at Kisharon Langdon trial the accessibility box (Photo: Kisharon Langdon)

Kisharon Langdon pilots accessibility boxes ahead of High Holy Days

2 min read

Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation's Rabbi Daniel Walker at the communal memorial service (Photo: Gaby Wine)

Heaton Park Shul service commemorates victims of Yom Kippur terror attack

7 min read

Charlotte Summers is hoping her batmitzvah dress sale will be a big hit (Photos: Getty Images; courtesy)

JCoSS pupil sets up shop to sell 60 simchah dresses

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Communities far and wide invited to join ONE Shabbat

The annual Jewish Small Communities Network event is the first weekend in September

1 min read

August 19, 2026 16:37

Images from a previous ONE Shabbat (Photo: JSCN)

PM’s social care reforms welcomed by Jewish charities

Andy Burnham made his announcement at a Jewish Care home

3 min read

July 30, 2026 16:06

Leah being supported by Kisharon Langdon (Photo: Blake Ezra)

‘People often think of Jerusalem as an idea, but it’s a city full of people’

Susan Winton, who recently stepped down as CEO of the Jerusalem Foundation UK, reflects on 14 years at the helm

2 min read

July 28, 2026 11:58

‘I’m a barrister, my wife’s an accountant – and in our spare time, we run a music festival in the Alps’

It is the third year in a row that north-west London couple David and Denise Joseph are organising Chamonix Vallée Classics, attracting world-class classical musicians

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July 26, 2026 19:48

Denise and David Joseph in Chamonix (Photo: courtesy)

Catholic schools to teach pupils about antisemitism

The pilot project – run by the Board of Deputies and Catholic organisations – is being launched in the Midlands

1 min read

July 23, 2026 15:28

(l-r) Archbishop of Birmingham Bernard Longley, executive director of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales Gregory Pope, Board of Deputies President Phil Rosenberg, Board of Deputies interfaith and social action officer Daniel Epstein O’Dowd and Archbishop of Westminster Richard Moth (Photo: Board of Deputies)

Record number of interrailers unite at Aish UK Shabbat in Budapest

This is the fourth year running the organisation has held its Off the Rails - One Shabbat of Unity in Hungary’s capital

2 min read

July 20, 2026 17:25

Aish UK's Shabbat of Jewish Connection in Kazinczy Street Synagogue (Photo: Jacob Gersch)

Karim Khan sex abuse accuser denies being part of Mossad

The Malaysian lawyer said the ICC chief prosecutor assaulted her during a work trip to Columbia

2 min read

July 19, 2026 12:34

ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan claimed that the accusations were part of a conspiracy to undermine his decision to seek arrest warrants for Bibi Netanyahu and other Israeli senior officials (Getty Images)

The UK’s oldest Jewish man celebrates 107 with family, friends – and some lessons for life

Veteran Joe Slyper marched in the annual AJEX parade until he was 100

3 min read

July 16, 2026 12:50

Joe Slyper on his iPad (Photo: Nightingale Hammerson)

Charities launch one-stop shop to help families right support

We Connect Families is a helpline which can signpost callers to one or more Jewish charities

2 min read

July 3, 2026 10:02

We Connect Families will help signpost callers to the most appropriate support (Photo: Getty)

ORT JUMP to launch alumni network for thousands of programme graduates

The mentoring scheme saw a record number of 450 Year 12 students take part this year

3 min read

July 2, 2026 12:12

ORT JUMP graduates (Photo: Grainge Photography)

JW3 comes of age with all-singing, all-dancing b’mitzvah party

‘It's never been the building. It’s always been what happens inside it’

3 min read

June 29, 2026 19:05

Barmy Mitzvah at JW3 (Photo: Lou Morris Photography)

New UJS president pledges to strengthen links outside Jewish community

Raphi Leon was speaking at the State of the Union event on Thursday morning

1 min read

June 25, 2026 16:00

Incoming UJS president Raphi Leon (left) and outgoing president Louis Danker (Photo: UJS)

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Gaby Wine

Latest from Gaby Wine

Children invited to go on a poetic adventure to win prize

Kisharon Langdon pilots accessibility boxes ahead of High Holy Days

Heaton Park Shul service commemorates victims of Yom Kippur terror attack

JCoSS pupil sets up shop to sell 60 simchah dresses

More from Gaby Wine

Communities far and wide invited to join ONE Shabbat

PM’s social care reforms welcomed by Jewish charities

‘People often think of Jerusalem as an idea, but it’s a city full of people’

‘I’m a barrister, my wife’s an accountant – and in our spare time, we run a music festival in the Alps’

Catholic schools to teach pupils about antisemitism

Record number of interrailers unite at Aish UK Shabbat in Budapest

Karim Khan sex abuse accuser denies being part of Mossad

The UK’s oldest Jewish man celebrates 107 with family, friends – and some lessons for life

Charities launch one-stop shop to help families right support

ORT JUMP to launch alumni network for thousands of programme graduates

JW3 comes of age with all-singing, all-dancing b’mitzvah party

New UJS president pledges to strengthen links outside Jewish community