The JC celebrated its 175th anniversary with a reception that saw 300 guests pay tribute to the world's oldest, continuously published, Jewish newspaper.
JC luminaries, including past editors Geoffrey Paul and Ned Temko, mingled with politicians, businessmen and women, communal leaders and rabbinical figures from all denominations of Judaism.
In his speech, Stephen Grabiner, the chairman of the JC, reflected on lessons from the paper's coverage of significant events over the 175 years of its existence.
At last Thursday's event, held at the Jewish Museum in Camden, the JC presented its own awards to three leading figures for their "unique, outstanding and long-term contribution to the community" - attributes which they share with the JC.
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