The Essex port town of Harwich, where Kindertransport carrying children fleeing Nazi occupied Europe first arrived in Britain, now has a memorial to honour the lives that were saved and recognise Harwich’s role in the rescue
AN Essex resident has played a major role in the launch of a new Jewish Deaf History London website. Found at www.jdeafhistorylondon.co.uk, the site is crammed with Jewish Deaf people’s stories, photos, videos and memorabilia, preserving
When the first wave of the Coronavirus hit back in 2020, and many theatres and creatives venues were forced to close, The Elysium Theatre Company based in Durham found a way to stay creative whilst providing
Clore Tikva school encourages children to know and understand the world around them, whether natural or man-made. It is important to us that children understand democracy and the role that MPs and government play in society.
By Manny Robinson Tribute to Clive Bayard, one of the most important people in the history of the Essex Jewish News (EJN) and until recently its managing director, has died. Without question, Clive was the lynchpin
Jewish Blind & Disabled have joined forces with Maccabi GB to deliver a programme of accessible sports for tenants living at JBD developments. During lockdown, the health and wellbeing of its tenants was a key focus
TV personality Rob Rinder MBE put his knowledge to the test when he appeared on Celebrity ‘Who Wants to be A Millionaire?’ raising thousands of points for Jewish Blind & Disabled in the process. The show,
A brand-new ‘kosher-style’ deli had its grand opening earlier this month in Barkingside High Street. Pepperman’s Deli is the new business venture for Garry Pepperman and Tammy Westwood and the pair have high hopes for it.
A new online archive documenting the lives of ‘The Boys’ was launched by the Holocaust charity, the ’45 Aid Society, this month. The ground-breaking project led by writer and journalist Rosie Whitehouse and ’45 Aid Society’s
Earlier this month, Holocaust survivors Harry Spiro, Jan Goldberger and Sir Ben Helfgott had the opportunity to make a nostalgic visit back to Holmehurst Hostel in Loughton which had been their home after the war. The
The Essex port town of Harwich, where Kindertransport carrying children fleeing Nazi occupied Europe first arrived in Britain, now has a memorial to honour the lives that were saved and recognise Harwich’s role in the rescue
AN Essex resident has played a major role in the launch of a new Jewish Deaf History London website. Found at www.jdeafhistorylondon.co.uk, the site is crammed with Jewish Deaf people’s stories, photos, videos and memorabilia, preserving
When the first wave of the Coronavirus hit back in 2020, and many theatres and creatives venues were forced to close, The Elysium Theatre Company based in Durham found a way to stay creative whilst providing
Clore Tikva school encourages children to know and understand the world around them, whether natural or man-made. It is important to us that children understand democracy and the role that MPs and government play in society.
By Manny Robinson Tribute to Clive Bayard, one of the most important people in the history of the Essex Jewish News (EJN) and until recently its managing director, has died. Without question, Clive was the lynchpin
Jewish Blind & Disabled have joined forces with Maccabi GB to deliver a programme of accessible sports for tenants living at JBD developments. During lockdown, the health and wellbeing of its tenants was a key focus
TV personality Rob Rinder MBE put his knowledge to the test when he appeared on Celebrity ‘Who Wants to be A Millionaire?’ raising thousands of points for Jewish Blind & Disabled in the process. The show,
A brand-new ‘kosher-style’ deli had its grand opening earlier this month in Barkingside High Street. Pepperman’s Deli is the new business venture for Garry Pepperman and Tammy Westwood and the pair have high hopes for it.
A new online archive documenting the lives of ‘The Boys’ was launched by the Holocaust charity, the ’45 Aid Society, this month. The ground-breaking project led by writer and journalist Rosie Whitehouse and ’45 Aid Society’s
Earlier this month, Holocaust survivors Harry Spiro, Jan Goldberger and Sir Ben Helfgott had the opportunity to make a nostalgic visit back to Holmehurst Hostel in Loughton which had been their home after the war. The
