★★★★½ Review by Simon RothsteinPictures by Robert Day “My clothes say what I can’t…” So says Queen Elizabeth II in Chelmsford Theatre’s By Royal Appointment, and this fascinating play about the late monarch’s wardrobe reveals just
Pat Lidiker reports on her memorable visit to Jewish Care’s Sugar & Ronson Campus When the Essex Jewish News was invited by Jewish Care for an incredibly tasty salt beef lunch and personal tour of the
By Peter Wynch When I moved back to Woodford in 2021, after almost a decade in North West London, I saw there was a particular gap for Jewish people in their 30s, 40s and 50s to
Manny Robinson – the wonderful Editor of this newspaper for more than 40 years – had a saying when somebody died in old age. He’d tell his sons: “When it’s a life well lived, of course,
By Linda Newman To mark the 90th anniversary of the historic clash at The Battle of Cable Street, the Board of Deputies of British Jews presents Cable Street 90, a festival of Jewish culture, history, and
****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos by Matt Crockett The wonderful Operation Mincemeat, now playing at the Cliffs Pavilion in Southend, probably never should have made the big stage at all. A historical musical spy comedy set during
*****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos courtesy of Phil&Ben Productions A true joy of being the Editor of the Essex Jewish News is travelling around our glorious county discovering its hidden gems. One of those is undoubtedly the
By Pat Lidiker Since joining the Essex Jewish News 10 years ago, I have become increasingly aware of the growing reputation of our local MP, Wes Streeting. I have met and interviewed him on many occasions,
Members of the Waltham Forest Loved and Wanted Alliance – including Rabbi Richard Jacobi of East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue and Rev Paul Braham of Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue – joined approximately 100 people outside
Work Avenue marked its 20th anniversary with a special evening recognising two decades of transforming lives, honouring five incredible pioneers and affirming a continuing commitment to helping people earn a living with dignity. More than 250
★★★★½ Review by Simon RothsteinPictures by Robert Day “My clothes say what I can’t…” So says Queen Elizabeth II in Chelmsford Theatre’s By Royal Appointment, and this fascinating play about the late monarch’s wardrobe reveals just
Pat Lidiker reports on her memorable visit to Jewish Care’s Sugar & Ronson Campus When the Essex Jewish News was invited by Jewish Care for an incredibly tasty salt beef lunch and personal tour of the
By Peter Wynch When I moved back to Woodford in 2021, after almost a decade in North West London, I saw there was a particular gap for Jewish people in their 30s, 40s and 50s to
Manny Robinson – the wonderful Editor of this newspaper for more than 40 years – had a saying when somebody died in old age. He’d tell his sons: “When it’s a life well lived, of course,
By Linda Newman To mark the 90th anniversary of the historic clash at The Battle of Cable Street, the Board of Deputies of British Jews presents Cable Street 90, a festival of Jewish culture, history, and
****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos by Matt Crockett The wonderful Operation Mincemeat, now playing at the Cliffs Pavilion in Southend, probably never should have made the big stage at all. A historical musical spy comedy set during
*****Review by Simon RothsteinPhotos courtesy of Phil&Ben Productions A true joy of being the Editor of the Essex Jewish News is travelling around our glorious county discovering its hidden gems. One of those is undoubtedly the
By Pat Lidiker Since joining the Essex Jewish News 10 years ago, I have become increasingly aware of the growing reputation of our local MP, Wes Streeting. I have met and interviewed him on many occasions,
Members of the Waltham Forest Loved and Wanted Alliance – including Rabbi Richard Jacobi of East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue and Rev Paul Braham of Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue – joined approximately 100 people outside
Work Avenue marked its 20th anniversary with a special evening recognising two decades of transforming lives, honouring five incredible pioneers and affirming a continuing commitment to helping people earn a living with dignity. More than 250
