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Suitcases, Holdalls & Shoulder Bags
We have done brilliantly on cases and the prison is over the moon with what we have supplied. They would now like us to promote over-the-shoulder bags and holdalls as they are running short of them. The enthusiasm from the prison end is sheer amazement that we have done so well in such a short […]
Suitcases & Holdalls – Another Update
SUITCASES and HOLDALLS WANTED and anything to carry goods. We are getting there and should pass 200 in the next week! Who would like to have the honour of supplying the 200th suitcase/holdall? If you drop off cases at the office, please advise us who has dropped off the valuables as we wish to thank […]
Help save PINN walk in centre
The Pinn Medical Centre ( In Pinner behind the M & S Foodstore) is not only open 7 days a week for its very large panel of patients but also is a walk-in service for anyone who wishes to attend. One may have to wait for up to 2 hours to see a doctor but […]
Community Memorial Services
Please see below for information regarding Community Memorial Services that will be held at the following cemeteries: Edgwarebury Lane Date: Sunday, 22nd September; Time: 1:00 pm; Rabbi: Lea Mühlstein. Cheshunt Date: Sunday, 1st September; Time: 11:00 am;Rabbi: Yuval Keren. Cheshunt Woodland Date: Sunday, 15th September; Time: 12:00 midday; Rabbi: Jackie Tabick. Golders Green Crematorium Date: […]
Looking For a Game of Bridge
I am a new member of Mosaic and new to the area and I am coming to the over 80’s tea party on Sunday afternoon. I would love to meet new people and, as my son keeps telling me, I need to network. I am a keen bridge player and would like to play with […]
Photo Group tour of the East End
Rabbi Frank led an intrepid group of photographers through a rainy East End. Starting at the Whitechapel art gallery, via Gunthorpe St (pictured) to the four percent industrial dwelling society (now IDS, which remains a major housing charity in the East End) commemorative arch on Wentworth Street.
Suitcases & Holdalls – Your Weekly Update
SUITCASES and HOLDALLS WANTED and anything to carry goods. We have now collected 125 cases as of Thursday. We will keep trying to reach the target of 200 cases which will be 50% of what we are looking for. If you drop off cases at the office, please advise the team who has dropped off […]
Job Advert for HaMakom
HaMakom is looking to appoint a qualified Lead Teacher to deliver outstanding lessons, inspire and support the development of colleagues and secure strong outcomes for all pupils in Jewish Studies and Hebrew. You will be able to demonstrate that: you can engage and inspire pupils, set high expectations you have the ability and drive to […]
Remembering Srebrenica – Monday 8th July
Harrow Council invites everyone to remember the genocide of 8,000 people in Srebrenica, Bosnia, 24 years ago. The ‘Bridging the Divide – Confronting Hate’ commemoration is a chance to learn from one of the worst atrocities in Europe since the Second World War. This free event will be held in the Council Chamber from 12.30-1.30 […]
Ealing Council adopts IHRA definition of anti-semitism
On 11th June Ealing became the last of the London’s 32 councils to finally adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of anti-Semitism. Quite why Ealing took so long is unclear: the Council is run by a predominantly moderate Labour administration which seemed set to adopt the definition last year. Some opposition emerged, hence the […]
