By Simon Rothstein CHABAD Gants Hill has received a substantial grant to assist in its growing food initiative, which supports the needs of the community in Essex, East and North London. Pesh Kapasiawala, chair of the
BOARD of Deputies’ president Marie van der Zyl has married Adrian Cohen, co-chair of the London Jewish Forum. Both lawyers, originally from Essex, they wed at West London Synagogue followed by a small reception at Tony
Boy, 7 Receives posthumous letter from the Queen The passing of Her Majesty the Queen has had an impact on all of us in the country. But for a boy of seven from Redbridge, in Ilford,
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
ABRIDGE Golf and Country Club saw 110 golfers raise £110,000 at Jewish Care’s 50th Annual Redbridge Aid Golf Society (RAGS) golf tournament. A cheque for £95,000 was presented to Jewish Care’s Chief Executive, Daniel Carmel Brown,
By Simon Rothstein PUPILS from King Solomon High School received a fantastic set of A-Level and GCSE results. Overall 72% of A-Level grades were A*-C and 49% of grades were A*-B. Students are now going on
STUART Diamond’s appointment as the new CEO of Mitzvah Day has been welcomed by the social action charity’s coordinators and volunteers across Essex. A former director of the Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies (Cape
CHIGWELL and Hainault United Synagogue was among the winners at the EcoSynagogue Environmental Awards. The awards, which celebrate the synagogues who are doing the most in their communities to help combat the climate emergency, took place
By Simon Rothstein A memorial will be erected in Harwich in 2022 to mark the first Kindertransport that arrived at the Essex port. With several Kindertransport memorials erected throughout Europe – including one at Liverpool Street
By Geoffrey Pepper Following last year’s tremendous successes, there will once again be a large public menorah in Southend this Chanukah – the 17th year it has been a feature of seaside life. The Menorah will
By Simon Rothstein CHABAD Gants Hill has received a substantial grant to assist in its growing food initiative, which supports the needs of the community in Essex, East and North London. Pesh Kapasiawala, chair of the
BOARD of Deputies’ president Marie van der Zyl has married Adrian Cohen, co-chair of the London Jewish Forum. Both lawyers, originally from Essex, they wed at West London Synagogue followed by a small reception at Tony
Boy, 7 Receives posthumous letter from the Queen The passing of Her Majesty the Queen has had an impact on all of us in the country. But for a boy of seven from Redbridge, in Ilford,
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
ABRIDGE Golf and Country Club saw 110 golfers raise £110,000 at Jewish Care’s 50th Annual Redbridge Aid Golf Society (RAGS) golf tournament. A cheque for £95,000 was presented to Jewish Care’s Chief Executive, Daniel Carmel Brown,
By Simon Rothstein PUPILS from King Solomon High School received a fantastic set of A-Level and GCSE results. Overall 72% of A-Level grades were A*-C and 49% of grades were A*-B. Students are now going on
STUART Diamond’s appointment as the new CEO of Mitzvah Day has been welcomed by the social action charity’s coordinators and volunteers across Essex. A former director of the Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies (Cape
CHIGWELL and Hainault United Synagogue was among the winners at the EcoSynagogue Environmental Awards. The awards, which celebrate the synagogues who are doing the most in their communities to help combat the climate emergency, took place
By Simon Rothstein A memorial will be erected in Harwich in 2022 to mark the first Kindertransport that arrived at the Essex port. With several Kindertransport memorials erected throughout Europe – including one at Liverpool Street
By Geoffrey Pepper Following last year’s tremendous successes, there will once again be a large public menorah in Southend this Chanukah – the 17th year it has been a feature of seaside life. The Menorah will
