Essex-boy Nick Cassenbaum’s madcap comedy heist, Revenge: After the Levoyah, returned to the Yard Theatre in East London on 9th January for a 17-day run. Fresh from an award-winning run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, this
Essex Jewish News writer Micaela Blitz was part of the production team that won the Social Impact Award at the AIXR Awards in Rotterdam, Holland (pictured). Micaela produced a virtual reality project that tells the stories
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
Business people from around Essex enjoyed a day inspiration, learning and networking at Work Avenue’s Enterprise Expo. Work Avenue is the community’s leading employment and business support organisation. The Enterprise Expo is its flagship annual event
A new exhibition celebrating the life and work of Stanislaw Brunstein (1914-1994) has opened at Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue – the community where the renowned Warsaw-born Jewish artist made his home after surviving the Holocaust. Free and open
The Jewish Living Experience Exhibition came to Chelmsford, Essex, for the first time – with a launch event attended by senior civic and faith leaders. The new President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews,
A charity football match between parents of Clore Tikva School and Wohl Ilford Jewish Primary School (WIJPS) raised £24,485. More than 500 family, friends and fans flocked to the closely-fought Super Sunday contest – which was
Jewish businesses and entrepreneurs from Essex are encouraged to enter the community’s Business Awards. Run and hosted by Work Avenue, the awards celebrate the incredible hard work, dedication and successes of businesses, charities and entrepreneurs of
BBC Radio Essex has covered our campaign to raise £10,000 to keep the Essex Jewish News paper and website going for another five years. EJN editor Simon Rothstein was interviewed by the BBC’s Ben Fryer on
Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue unveiled a portrait of Rabbi Dr Jackie Tabick – Britain’s first ever woman rabbi – at a special Shabbat service to celebrate almost 50 years since her ordination. Rabbi Jackie grew up
Essex-boy Nick Cassenbaum’s madcap comedy heist, Revenge: After the Levoyah, returned to the Yard Theatre in East London on 9th January for a 17-day run. Fresh from an award-winning run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, this
Essex Jewish News writer Micaela Blitz was part of the production team that won the Social Impact Award at the AIXR Awards in Rotterdam, Holland (pictured). Micaela produced a virtual reality project that tells the stories
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
Business people from around Essex enjoyed a day inspiration, learning and networking at Work Avenue’s Enterprise Expo. Work Avenue is the community’s leading employment and business support organisation. The Enterprise Expo is its flagship annual event
A new exhibition celebrating the life and work of Stanislaw Brunstein (1914-1994) has opened at Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue – the community where the renowned Warsaw-born Jewish artist made his home after surviving the Holocaust. Free and open
The Jewish Living Experience Exhibition came to Chelmsford, Essex, for the first time – with a launch event attended by senior civic and faith leaders. The new President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews,
A charity football match between parents of Clore Tikva School and Wohl Ilford Jewish Primary School (WIJPS) raised £24,485. More than 500 family, friends and fans flocked to the closely-fought Super Sunday contest – which was
Jewish businesses and entrepreneurs from Essex are encouraged to enter the community’s Business Awards. Run and hosted by Work Avenue, the awards celebrate the incredible hard work, dedication and successes of businesses, charities and entrepreneurs of
BBC Radio Essex has covered our campaign to raise £10,000 to keep the Essex Jewish News paper and website going for another five years. EJN editor Simon Rothstein was interviewed by the BBC’s Ben Fryer on
Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue unveiled a portrait of Rabbi Dr Jackie Tabick – Britain’s first ever woman rabbi – at a special Shabbat service to celebrate almost 50 years since her ordination. Rabbi Jackie grew up
