breast cancerBreast Cancer Now to host first event for Jewish communityThe charity is inviting women and men to an informal ‘Nosh and Natter’ on September 1 to learn about breast cancer signs and symptoms and BRCA riskBy JC Reporter4 min read
EcoJudaismChange at the top as EcoJudaism appoints new executive directorEmma Weleminsky’s arrival marks a new phase of growth for the environmental charityBy Lucy Pollock2 min read
Stop the Hate UKStop The Hate launches guide on how to campaign for IsraelThe Jewish grassroots group has created ‘Answer The Hate’ website to give guidance on everything from protests to tweetsBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read
YiddishOrganisers schep naches from success of first Yiddish festival in the suburbZumerFest UK was the brainchild of Norrice Lea member Martin KayeBy Alma Green1 min read
batmitzvahJCoSS pupil sets up shop to sell 60 simchah dressesCharlotte Summers is going to hold a sale on Sunday September 6 to raise funds for Chai Cancer Care and Finchley FoodbankBy Gaby Wine1 min read
EUJSDoes Brexit mean Brexit? Not at the annual European Jewish student jamboreeAri Sheldon writes about a week of pool parties, late night singalongs and aqua aerobics with over 300 Jewish students and young professionals at EUJS Summer U2 min read
EUJSUJS named EUJS Student Union of the Year 2026The British delegation received their award at the annual EUJS gatheringBy Ari Sheldon1 min read
By Laurence FieldOur children’s exam results don’t define who they areLower grades than expected don’t mean the end of the road, but perhaps just a different – and better – direction3 min read
Jewish Deaf Association‘The Jewish Deaf Association has always been there for me. It is like my family’Miriam Solomon, the JDA’s oldest member, tells the JC about growing up deaf and about a very special visit from the Chief Rabbi on her 100th birthdayBy Sandy Rashty5 min read
Bath Jewish Burial GroundBath Jewish cemetery volunteers shortlisted for history awardVoting for the Everyday History Heroes 2026 awards is open until August 31By Alma Green1 min read
ManchesterManchester’s oldest kosher bakery – and 25 jobs – savedState Fayre had gone into liquidation earlier in the monthBy Lucy Pollock1 min read
NorwoodFamily completes triathlon to fund new wheelchair swing in Norwood gardenStephanie Harris has cerebral palsy. The swing will be added to the sensory garden at her Norwood homeBy Jake Levy2 min read
Jewish refugeesLondon church celebrating contribution of Jewish émigrésSt John’s Waterloo will hold a symposium and a concert on September 9, telling the story of musicians who fled Nazi EuropeBy Jake Levy1 min read
Rob RinderRob Rinder thanks Jewish Care in heartfelt tribute to his fatherDavid Rinder had Lewy body dementia and passed away on Wednesday aged 73By Ben Conway3 min read
Board of DeputiesCalling young actors to star in short films about Jewish lifeThe Board of Deputies is creating an immersive website for RE lessons in mainstream primary schoolsBy Jake Levy1 min read
GCSEsGrade expectations: Jewish schools shine on GCSE results dayJewish schools across the country exceeded national averagesBy Ben Conway6 min read
