LegoWhizz-kid recreates Golders Green High Street using LEGOShloimy Brukirer’s model incorporates popular kosher shops and restaurantsBy Minnie Peters2 min read
PrideJoy wins the day as Jewish bloc returns to Pride‘Today we're taking up space’: 150 Jews joined London Pride on a day that felt unexpectedly restorativeBy Jane Prinsley6 min read
Table tennisBarmitzvah boys play table tennis for 12 hours non-stop to raise money for injured soldiersDaniel Reuben and Daniel Sinyor sold 15-minute slots to family and friends to play against themBy Alma Green1 min read
Jewish family centreJewish Family Centre appoints new CEOTamara Jacobson comes from mental health support charity Noa GirlsBy Alma Green1 min read
Anne Frank Trust76 years old, 10,000 feet up in the sky, £18,000 raised for charityDuncan Dymond’s daring dive has amassed funds for the Anne Frank TrustBy Ben Conway2 min read
We Connect FamiliesCharities launch one-stop shop to help families right supportWe Connect Families is a helpline which can signpost callers to one or more Jewish charitiesBy Gaby Wine2 min read
antisemitism in the NHS£1.5 million of Lottery funding to tackle antisemitism in health sectorThe money will also go towards addressing inequalities in the health sector which impact the Jewish communityBy Alma Green2 min read
Arts Therapies for ChildrenArts Therapies for Children marks decade of showing up for struggling youngstersThe charity now supports more than 250 children across London and beyondBy Ben Conway3 min read
ORT JUMPORT JUMP to launch alumni network for thousands of programme graduatesThe mentoring scheme saw a record number of 450 Year 12 students take part this yearBy Gaby Wine3 min read
South Hampstead SynagogueRabbi’s ‘Thought for the Week’ will bring Jewish values to non-Jewish audienceRabbi Shlomo Levin is the Emeritus Rabbi of South Hampstead SynagogueBy Alma Green2 min read
ArtRabbis turned into rock stars at Chabad art showNatalia Rabinowitz grew up in a secular home surrounded by music, becoming more observant as an adult. Her latest collection brings together both these worldsBy Alma Green3 min read
Social Media BanI welcome the social media ban, but how long can we keep our kids off smartphones?A JC writer and mum-of-three gives her verdict on the government’s decision to ban social media for under 16s, and a campaigner says there is still a lot more to doBy Elisa Bray5 min read
Bevis MarksBevis Marks launches initiative to safeguard its historic settingSynagogue wants to prevent the threat of tall buildings being erected the areaBy Simon Rocker2 min read
GatesheadGateshead welcomes its new RavRav Yisroel Mantel has been inaugurated in his new role as head of the north-east Charedi communityBy Simon Rocker1 min read
Progressive JudaismIsrael needs to reflect the values of Progressive Judaism, MK says180 delegates from around the Jewish world gathered in London for the centenary of the World Union of Progressive JudaismBy Simon Rocker3 min read
JW3JW3 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’By Gaby Wine3 min read
Brighton & HoveCommunity celebrates half a century of historic Jewish centre in Brighton & HoveRalli Hall has been a focal point for Jews in the seaside city since 1976By Ben Conway2 min read
Naima JPSNaima JPS says a very fond farewell to Leo, retiring after 41 yearsLeo Galinato said the founder of the school, the late Rabbi Dr Abraham Levy OBE, had been like a father to himBy Sandy Rashty2 min read
Union of Jewish StudentsNew UJS president pledges to strengthen links outside Jewish communityRaphi Leon was speaking at the State of the Union event on Thursday morningBy Gaby Wine1 min read
UJS‘We’re at risk of talking ourselves out of Britain’ warns outgoing UJS presidentLouis Danker was speaking at a breakfast in London to mark the end of his term in officeBy Gaby Wine2 min read
HIAS+JCOREFifty years of Jewish social actionHIAS+JCORE started half a century ago in a bedsit in LeedsBy Simon Rocker4 min read
Jewish Culture MonthWhen it comes to culture, music is our superpowerIs there such a thing as ‘Jewish music’? Possibly not, but Jonathan Gale says the works of Jewish composers should still be celebratedBy Jonathan Gale2 min read
Kisharon LangdonWe can only empower people when we can see themThe theme of Learning Disability Awareness Week was ‘Do you see me?’By Richard Franklin2 min read
