Barry Toberman
Barry Toberman is the associate editor (community and news features) of the Jewish Chronicle.
Hadley Wood goes from Zoom to boom under young rabbi
'Welcoming' North London shul is enjoying a surge in membership led by a rabbi happy to discuss football on WhatsApp
Beatty Orwell, Labour's oldest member, dies aged 105
The East Londoner fought against fascism, served as a Tower Hamlets councillor and was a mainstay of a Jewish Care centre
Oldest Jewish home in England could become a heritage centre
A local Jewish group has been encouraged to apply for the lease on Jurnet's House in Norwich, the 12th century home of Isaac Jurnet
Lord's bowled over by MCC exhibition highlighting the Jewish contribution to cricket
Stephen Fry and the Chief Rabbi were among the speakers at exhibition's launch
Immanuel deputy head appointed to key United Synagogue role
Barnaby Nemko will be the first director of the US community life department
Chief Rabbi opens Brighton's new 'Champions League' community centre
The new centre was backed by Brighton and Hove Albion boss Tony Bloom
Sunak says he is ‘flattered’ to be called 'nice Jewish boy' by JC at Jewish Care dinner
The prime minister skipped the Boris Johnson Partygate vote to attend the event
Bat mitzvah! New exhibition celebrates wealth of Jewish involvement in the world of cricket
Exhibits at the MCC Museum's show feature all the Jewish players to have played at Test level and focus on the grassroots level of the sport in the community
Liverpool's communal care home develops its site to create a retirement village for over-55s
Stapely is adding 70 apartments and facilities including a kosher restaurant and gym
Coastal rabbi is back in the saddle for 350-mile 70th birthday cycling challenge
Southend and Westcliff minister Rabbi Geoffrey Hyman will be raising money for charities including Magen David Adom
Survivor sits for royal sculptor in front of Finchley Synagogue audience
Bust of Eve Kugler is latest in series of survivors by Frances Segelman
Willesden Cemetery marks 150th anniversary with Heritage Centre opening
Many famous community members are buried at the United Synagogue cemetery
Historic Cornish Sefer Torah to feature on Antiques Roadshow
Reform community's 'most sacred possession' included in episode filmed at the Eden Project as an important faith artefact
'Boutique kosher grocery' opens near Buckingham Palace
Shop on its premises is the latest service offered by Chabad Belgravia for Jews in central London
Emotional reunion for the Duchess of York as London dinner raises £1.8m for Ukrainian charity
Supporters of the Tikva children's home and schools, now operating in Romania, hear of the dramatic escape from Odessa
Masorti is developing four new communities in London and Brighton
Movement is looking to grow, attracting members 'from all sides of the Jewish spectrum'
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