By Manny Robinson League One football club Leyton Orient became the first to ever partner with a Jewish supporters’ organisation, as it linked up with the MeshuganOs for the team’s home match against Bristol Rovers in
Clore Tikva School marked its 25th anniversary with a spectacular charity golf day at the prestigious Chigwell Golf Club. The event brought together parents, grandparents, and supporters for a day of fun and fundraising, with all
Steve Klein – a member of Chabad Epping – represented Buckhurst Hill Bowls Club in making the final of a 64-team competition at Potters, the home of the World Bowls Championships. The tournament was played on championship rinks
Later this month, Liorah Sockolov will be climbing one of the UK’s highest mountains, to raise money in memory of her father, Michael who died from a brain tumour in April 2022. The 25-year-old who grew
A quiz with a fundraising goal will be taking place this week. Footie fans will be heading to Woodford Forest Synagogue on this Wednesday (9th March) for the RJCC football quiz to raise money for Jewish
By Manny Robinson League One football club Leyton Orient became the first to ever partner with a Jewish supporters’ organisation, as it linked up with the MeshuganOs for the team’s home match against Bristol Rovers in
Clore Tikva School marked its 25th anniversary with a spectacular charity golf day at the prestigious Chigwell Golf Club. The event brought together parents, grandparents, and supporters for a day of fun and fundraising, with all
Steve Klein – a member of Chabad Epping – represented Buckhurst Hill Bowls Club in making the final of a 64-team competition at Potters, the home of the World Bowls Championships. The tournament was played on championship rinks
Later this month, Liorah Sockolov will be climbing one of the UK’s highest mountains, to raise money in memory of her father, Michael who died from a brain tumour in April 2022. The 25-year-old who grew
A quiz with a fundraising goal will be taking place this week. Footie fans will be heading to Woodford Forest Synagogue on this Wednesday (9th March) for the RJCC football quiz to raise money for Jewish
