Leon Symons

Race-hate comes alive for computer game

Minister’s marriage visa pledge

A potential solution has emerged to the marriage visa crisis which has caused widespread consternation among Charedis.

Queen delights residents at Ravenswood

There were cheers from flag-waving staff and residents as the Queen made her first visit to Norwood’s Ravenswood village in Berkshire to open a new facility.

JLC needs young voices, says Levy

Lord Levy has called for new young community leaders to be brought on to the Jewish Leadership Council.

Director clashes with Board over ‘censorship’ of Irving film

A film-maker has attacked Jewish leaders for ‘seeking to ban’ his TV interview with the Shoah-denier

UJIA caps cost of 2009 youth tours

British youth group tours to Israel next year will cost the same as this year.

Faith schools report attacked

A report calling for faith schools to stop selecting on the basis of pupils’ religion has been heavily criticised.

Online gene pool to help unlock the past

Millions of records from 14 countries were placed online this week as a result of a major link-up between two genealogical websites.

Records could help ancestry search

Millions of records from 14 countries have been placed online this week as a result of a major link-up between two genealogical websites.

JCoSS unveils pioneering special needs project

Plans have been unveiled for the first centre within a mainstream British school dedicated to educating children on the autistic spectrum.

Funerals under way for Mumbai victims

Funerals for some of the six Jewish victims of last week's terror attack on Mumbai's Chabad House are taking place in Israel.

Report calls for union protection for rabbis

An independent report has called for a new employment deal for rabbis to prevent their dismissal by small groups of disgruntled congregants.