Barry Toberman
Barry Toberman is the associate editor (community and news features) of the Jewish Chronicle.
Israel summer youth tours are cancelled because of coronavirus pandemic
'Painful decision' taken because of concerns for the health and safety of participants
Rebbetzin trying to 'make sense of the rollercoaster' after being rushed to hospital with breathing problems
Lisa Levine, from Belmont Synagogue in North London, reflects on being so incapacitated by coronavirus
United Synagogue postpones all stonesettings and limits funeral attendances
Those sitting shivah cannot have visitors. No weddings can now take place
Golders Green Reform shul member dies from coronavirus
Man was in his 80s with underlying health conditions
Kashrut authority relaxes Pesach certification rules during coronavirus crisis
Kashrut Division of the London Beth Din (KLBD) offers guidance on products that are not under special Pesach supervision
Jewish Blind and Disabled reveals plans for £6m Mill Hill project
Eighth development reflects demand for charity's housing
Rallying call from chiefs to help all during coronavirus crisis
National and local leaders launch raft of initiatives to help isolated and preserve Jewish life amid unprecedented change
All United Synagogues to shut because of coronavirus
Chief Rabbi: 'Our Torah obligation to protect the sanctity of life transcends all other considerations'
Board of Deputies launches good neighours scheme to support those self-isolating
Can I Help You cards can be posted through letter-boxes offering assistance where needed
Coronavirus crisis: Jewish Care bans visitors from its homes
Exemption only for relatives of those receiving end of life care
Major North London shul advises over-70s: 'Stay away during coronavirus outbreak'
South Hampstead Synagogue suggests that those most at risk should daven at home
Coronavirus crisis: Shuls advised on how to offer a safe kiddush
United Synagogue issues new guidance; Liberal Judaism warns of the impact of outbreak on the isolated
St John's Wood Synagogue rabbi has coronavirus
Yoni Golker is self-isolating. The shul is closed for cleaning and will not be open on Shabbat
Restrictions on visitors (and no children) as care homes take emergency coronavirus measures
Skype communications advised as alternative to visits. 'Non-critical gatherings' are cancelled
Bergen-Belsen trip and London Purim party postponed over coronavirus fears
Organisers of commemoration say it would have been 'irresponsible' to put veterans and survivors at risk
UK shul groups and care charities reveal coronavirus contingency plans
Synagogue services could be curtailed and fundraising events cancelled. Welfare homes are preparing for the possibility of cases
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