Intrepid Tory council leader who fought factory closures in Liverpool during the 1981 recession
By iain goldrein
Leading playwright and Oscar-winning screenwriter whose Jewishness informed his work
By Nathan Abrams
Bond of champions – one Jewish, one Black – in 1950s world of segregated tennis
By Emma Klein
Survivor who lived her Zionist dream as a pioneer on Kibbutz Kfar Blum
Reconciliation and ‘Lebensfreude’ at the heart of German-born rabbi’s return to his roots
By Gloria Tessler
Incomparable blues legend whose guitar rang out with passion and intensity
By Daliah Sherrington
Graphic designer who created the legendary I NY logo – and then gave it away
By Julie Carbonara
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Dedicated Zionist and interfaith champion who fought defamation issues
A ministry marked with unique skills, empathy and humour
The business acumen of a 14-year-old Kindertransport entrepreneur in the making
Key figure in mad, mad, mad world of post-war American-Jewish humour
By David Herman
Lawyer and community maven who changed the face of the British weekend
From Private Eye to the miners’ strike — from snooker to the Globe theatre — the intellect, humanity and sense of mischief of a leading High Court judge
By Daniel Lightman
Caring barrister whose hard work won him the Bar Council Pro-Bono Award
By sheila collins
Antisemitic attack brought philanthropic and passionate rabbi to deeper Torah study
By debra sobel
Neuroscientist hailed for breakthrough signalling theory in the nervous system