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Spurs starlet leads GB medal bid as first girls squad looks to impress

Spurs academy player Aimee Garsin-Rose is the most high profile selection in Team GB's 15-player girls Under 18 football squad for next year's Maccabiah Games Chai.

Harrow shul enjoys an energy boost

A phone call from Middlesex New Synagogue to its energy supplier has brought light relief to the Harrow shul and its elderly members.

Radlett beats traffic problem

Radlett Synagogue is hoping to get the go-ahead for a major redevelopment of its Watling Street site.

Men of letters finish Khalili gift

Chief Rabbi Sir Jonathan Sacks was one of 40 Western Marble Arch Synagogue members who wrote the final words of the community's newest Sefer Torah

Harrow rabbi’s challenging role

Gold star gives sports report

Double Olympic rowing gold medallist and four-time world champion Steve Williams thrilled the sporting stars of Bushey's Immanuel College by presenting their awards for performance in internal events, local leagues and Maccabi tournaments.

Shekel rate adds to strain on charities

Falling exchange rates are causing funds to be worth considerably less in Israeli currency.

New Elstree nursery plans

A private Jewish nursery is planned to cater for the growing number of observant Jewish families.

Green light for Edgware school

Barnet Council grants planning permission for a major re-development of the Edgware Jewish Primary School site.

Artist draws on her peaceful vision

A Kenton artist donates 25 per cent of the sales from her solo exhibition at a synagogue art gallery to a peace project

Nursery times

South London's first new Jewish educational establishment for nearly 15 years has opened in Kingston.

Young charity star earns Palace visit

Royal recognition for 12-year-old who raised over £23,000 for charities to mark her batmitzvah.