Barry Toberman is the associate editor (community and news features) of the Jewish Chronicle.
'Eating and drinking together is a central feature of community life and its absence from our shuls has been felt keenly'
The Fed in Manchester breaks new ground with a 30-minute prime-time presentation on Sunday
Liberal Judaism CEO stresses commitment to hybrid provision and says movement is reassessing 'the way we train rabbis and congregations to think'
Rabbi of the congregation formerly known as Northwood and Pinner Liberal says its reach has 'expanded to other cities, countries and continents' during the pandemic
Children are now 'encouraged to attend services as long as parents are confident that they will be able to remain in one place'
Charity says residential facility for those with learning disabilities 'unfortunately represents a dated model of care'
United Synagogue reports growing demand for Shabbat services as people feel more confident about returning to in-person activities
The Nicky Alliance will be back next month after a crowdfunding campaign raised £500k
After 'amazing work' to keep members engaged during the Covid crisis, movement is hopeful of establishing its fifteenth community in the Child's Hill/Cricklewood area
Building work on the Alyth Reform revamp is set to start later this year, providing a raft of new and improved facilities
Relaxation of lockdown rules means a designated visitor will be allowed indoors from March 8
Jewish Volunteering Network reports rising interest as it prepares for awards night
United Synagogue welcomes the opportunity for 'special reunions' in outdoor settings over the festival
United Synagogue says six shuls will be reopening and expects others to follow
Resource warns that the true impact of the pandemic on UK Jews will only become clear when the furlough scheme ends
Jewish Choice says it cannot afford to continue operating below capacity at its Wembley premises
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