JC Reporter

Rabbi to quit Essex shul to make aliyah

In a message to his Chigwell and Hainault congregants, Rabbi Baruch Davis says: 'We will miss you all more than words can tell'

Elstree and Edgware Masorti congregations vote to merge

Amalgamated shul will look for a site nearer to Borehamwood to cater to increasing number of young families

Charities welcome the running total from London Marathon entrants

Supporters of good causes glad to be back on the streets after 2020 race was restricted to elite competitors

Marathon men ready to run after extended wait

Charity participants set for the off in London after an 18-month delay

Covid forces North London rabbi to sit out festival

Mill Hill Synagogue's Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet said it was the first time in 56 years he was not in shul for Simchat Torah

Leo Baeck reopens for students

College resumes in-person tuition for the first time in 18 months

Wage paying its way as a social enterprise for Work Avenue

Sixty-five people have joined the scheme, through which job-seekers are trained in support of small businesses

Expelled Labour member given party conference pass

Greg Hadfield planned protest within secure zone

Sir Simon Schama backs Bevis Marks fight to stop nearby developments

'Saving the light for Bevis Marks is a matter of the deepest historical and cultural significance,' he says, joining more than 2,700 objectors to the proposed high rise blocks

EXCLUSIVE: ‘British Schindler’ who saved 10,000 Jews deserves honour

As new testimony emerges about Thomas Kendrick, the spy who ‘saved a generation’, the JC calls for his formal recognition as a Righteous Gentile

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Starmer wins vote to bring in new independent complaints process

Move is seen as key step to cracking down on antisemitism in the party