Barry Toberman is the associate editor (community and news features) of the Jewish Chronicle.
Maidenhead Synagogue has offered its premises for the next stage of the vaccine roll-out
Buildings will go purple to 'Light the Darkness'. The Prince of Wales is addressing the main commemorative ceremony
Difficult decisions taken by local leaders in light of general rise in Covid cases
Board of Deputies says the number is the highest since mid-April
Challah is a speciality of contestant in new series of Channel 4 show
Synagogues, welfare and mental health groups expanding their assistance
'It’s far better than having an illness and takes away all that terrible worry,' says 97-year-old as she is among the first vaccinated
US says no one should feel pressured to attend a minyan. And it will also back shuls which decide to close
It has been easy to forget, but there were many notable communal events that took place in-person during the first three months of the year
Barry Toberman looks back on a year of change for the community
Charity is launching campaign to encourage employees, residents and relatives to get vaccinated as soon as the opportunity arises. Other welfare chiefs prepare for roll-out
Work Avenue survey of employees and business bosses finds half are both worse off financially and suffering mental health issues
Emeritus Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue minister begins second term following the death of previous incumbent
Labour leader participates in a busy programme at South Hampstead shul, saying the day's Jewish values are 'more important than ever' during pandemic
Jonathan Ross, Craig David, Michael McIntyre and Lewis Capaldi among celebrities appearing at digital event marking charity's 225th anniversary
£20,000 raised by community in 36 hours to provide meals for more than 350 children
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