When Essex-born comedian Rachel Creeger and comedy partner Philip Simon started their podcast, ‘Jew Talkin’ to Me?’ during the first lockdown little did they know that it would still be going strong a year later! (much
BUDDING entrepreneurs and businesspeople from Essex were among the 100 delegates at Work Avenue’s Start-Up Central event. The online conference had the theme of Innovate: Inform: Inspire – and saw speakers share their experiences and tips
Stacey Dooley is best known for winning Strictly Come Dancing in 2018, as well as her hard hitting documentaries, but in her new series she is just one of the family. Returning for its second series,
Remembering the past, honouring those whose voices were muted is something we feel passionately about at Clore Tikva School. It is part of who we are and our Jewish ethos to remember the past to ensure
The Board of Deputies, in partnership with organisations across the UK Jewish community, are inviting people to share the message “No to Rockets, Yes to Peace” this Sunday 16th May between 10am to 12noon to show
An Essex resident has beaten around 300 hopefuls to come up with the winning flavour as part of the United Synagogue’s Choose Your Own Cheesecake competition in partnership COCO Bakery in Golders Green. The competition, which
By Micaela BlitzA kind-hearted six-year-old from Barkingside has used her post-lockdown haircut to help those suffering with cancer. Mia Epstein has been growing her hair for the past ten months with the intention of donating it
By Micaela Blitz – AS the saying goes, if you ask two Jews a question, you’ll get three different answers. So if the question you are asking is, “What does it mean to be Jewish?”, then
Covid 19 has impacted communities in many ways. Social distance guidance has meant that many of us have had to adapt and change our normal routines and behaviours. This has been the case for schools, especially
FAMILIES at Wohl Ilford Jewish Primary School (WIJPS) took part in a Virtual Shabbat programme during February. All pupils worked on a ‘Bake, Make and Create’ project whereby they selected a different task to complete each
When Essex-born comedian Rachel Creeger and comedy partner Philip Simon started their podcast, ‘Jew Talkin’ to Me?’ during the first lockdown little did they know that it would still be going strong a year later! (much
BUDDING entrepreneurs and businesspeople from Essex were among the 100 delegates at Work Avenue’s Start-Up Central event. The online conference had the theme of Innovate: Inform: Inspire – and saw speakers share their experiences and tips
Stacey Dooley is best known for winning Strictly Come Dancing in 2018, as well as her hard hitting documentaries, but in her new series she is just one of the family. Returning for its second series,
Remembering the past, honouring those whose voices were muted is something we feel passionately about at Clore Tikva School. It is part of who we are and our Jewish ethos to remember the past to ensure
The Board of Deputies, in partnership with organisations across the UK Jewish community, are inviting people to share the message “No to Rockets, Yes to Peace” this Sunday 16th May between 10am to 12noon to show
An Essex resident has beaten around 300 hopefuls to come up with the winning flavour as part of the United Synagogue’s Choose Your Own Cheesecake competition in partnership COCO Bakery in Golders Green. The competition, which
By Micaela BlitzA kind-hearted six-year-old from Barkingside has used her post-lockdown haircut to help those suffering with cancer. Mia Epstein has been growing her hair for the past ten months with the intention of donating it
By Micaela Blitz – AS the saying goes, if you ask two Jews a question, you’ll get three different answers. So if the question you are asking is, “What does it mean to be Jewish?”, then
Covid 19 has impacted communities in many ways. Social distance guidance has meant that many of us have had to adapt and change our normal routines and behaviours. This has been the case for schools, especially
FAMILIES at Wohl Ilford Jewish Primary School (WIJPS) took part in a Virtual Shabbat programme during February. All pupils worked on a ‘Bake, Make and Create’ project whereby they selected a different task to complete each
