Barry Toberman is the associate editor (community and news features) of the Jewish Chronicle.
Visitor numbers cut for those in care; synagogues cancelling kiddush; parents keeping those near bar/batmitzvah away from school
Interim arrangement with Woodford Forest US in advance of redevelopment of existing site
Organisers cite rising Covid cases. Others suggest sales had been slow for 'massively premium concert'
Organisers expect 25,000 UK participants engaging in more traditional activities following 2020's pandemic-restricted event
Welfare bosses complain of uneven playing field as the requirement does not currently apply within the NHS
Holocaust Galleries also highlight the vibrancy of pre-war Jewish life through family stories and images as a counterpoint to Nazi atrocities
Movement says the cases were confined to one year group
The United Synagogue is urging congregants to take a test on the eve of festivals
Reluctance to return to in-person services is among the key findings of a major online survey conducted among the US membership
Many communities will be taking a more cautious approach to face covering and social distancing at services, despite the lifting of restrictions
Streatham-based US congregation, whose history dates back to 1867, can no longer sustain a minyan
US will issue new guidelines after government provides detailed advice. Other movements cautious over change
'It is absolutely the wrong approach,' says The Fed's Mark Cunningham
United Synagogue expresses relief for couples and caterers. Limit for stone-setting attendances is raised to 50
The Hammerson House redevelopment has a raft of innovative features for both residents and visitors
Shul takes over after the hub at home of cricket closes to allow MCC to prepare for the return of spectators
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