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
A free exhibition at Epping Forest District Museum tells the story of Holocaust survivors sent to Holmehurst Hostel in Loughton. Through video testimonials and object from the Jewish Museum and the Imperial War Museum, the exhibition,
An article in the Guardian newspaper listing its support for a Jewish national homeland as among “its worst errors of judgement” has been described as “breathtakingly ill considered” by Board of Deputies President Marie van der
By Micaela BlitzThis month sees the launch of the first kosher eco-hotel in Europe. Sadeh Farm Hotel in Orpington, Kent is a not-for-profit boutique hotel surrounded by seven acres in the countryside. The 17th century manor
To help staff at Clore Tikva celebrate Purim, every member, from teachers through to support staff, administrative staff, midday assistants, caretaker, clearers and security staff we given Mishloach Manot gift bags from the Governors and Clore
For many years, Clore Tikva children have enjoyed celebrating World Book Day. We have had many themes over the years including Pirates, Mary Poppins, Aladdin and even the appearance of a mystery door from Alice in Wonderland. Unfortunately,
A BLUE plaque has been installed at a historical location in Essex that played a major role in the British Jewish story. The plaque at Holmehurst, a large property on the corner of Manor Road and
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
A free exhibition at Epping Forest District Museum tells the story of Holocaust survivors sent to Holmehurst Hostel in Loughton. Through video testimonials and object from the Jewish Museum and the Imperial War Museum, the exhibition,
An article in the Guardian newspaper listing its support for a Jewish national homeland as among “its worst errors of judgement” has been described as “breathtakingly ill considered” by Board of Deputies President Marie van der
By Micaela BlitzThis month sees the launch of the first kosher eco-hotel in Europe. Sadeh Farm Hotel in Orpington, Kent is a not-for-profit boutique hotel surrounded by seven acres in the countryside. The 17th century manor
To help staff at Clore Tikva celebrate Purim, every member, from teachers through to support staff, administrative staff, midday assistants, caretaker, clearers and security staff we given Mishloach Manot gift bags from the Governors and Clore
For many years, Clore Tikva children have enjoyed celebrating World Book Day. We have had many themes over the years including Pirates, Mary Poppins, Aladdin and even the appearance of a mystery door from Alice in Wonderland. Unfortunately,
A BLUE plaque has been installed at a historical location in Essex that played a major role in the British Jewish story. The plaque at Holmehurst, a large property on the corner of Manor Road and
