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Liberal dose of debate

Liberal youth camp ends early after one confirmed and three suspected Covid cases

Movement says the cases were confined to one year group

Liberal party to belatedly welcome Kehillah rabbi

Leah Jordan celebrates delayed inauguration at North London congregation

Progressive Judaism reveals £2.2m in donations following launch

‘Historic moment’ celebrated at the dinner for the merger of the Liberal and Reform movements

Leo Baeck welcomes new rabbis

Rabbi Janes takes Liberal view in South Bucks after moving from Reform

Former West London Synagogue minister praises Liberal Judaism leadership as 'brave and courageous'

Baginsky's fond farewell to 'bonkers' shul

Liberal Judaism elects Rabbi Alexandra Wright as its new president

St John's Wood rabbi follows in the footsteps of some illustrious figures

Brighton rabbi's happy return celebrated

Gabriel Kanter-Webber is inducted at the city's Progressive congregation, where he is back a decade after heading its cheder

Community urged to sign up to NHS organ donor register

Nearly 8,000 people are waiting for an organ transplant

Equity embraced as Jewish Leadership Council celebrates International Women's Day

Leading figures from the communal and wider sphere discuss key issues

150 Jews were massacred there in 1190. 800 years on, Clifford's Tower in York hosts a Chanukah ceremony

Local Jewish leaders hope the celebration will 'help heal old wounds'

Liberal and Reform rabbis attend first joint meeting since announcement of merger plan

Rabbis say the prospect of a unified movement is 'a dream come true'

Liberal shuls ponder opening for Yomtov

St John's Wood among synagogues considering a reduced in-person offering. Other congregations have been collaborating on online provision for the festivals

Progressive move to get more young people into shul at Yomtov

Liberal and Reform offering free places to non-members

Reform and Liberal approve historic merger as Progressive Judaism

Delegates of the two synagogue groups voted by more than 90 per cent to unite on Sunday