Meeting with the Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister

JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy joined our national communal leadership to meet the Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister, Darren Jones MP. The wide ranging discussion focused on the safety and security of our community in the aftermath of the Heaton Park Terrorist Attack and the concerning levels of antisemitism...

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Meetings in Westminster Regarding the Current Geopolitical Situation

JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy has been in Westminster to discuss the serious concerns facing the community in light of the current geopolitical situation the aftermath of the Heaton Park terrorist attack and Preston Crown Court sentencing. These important conversations included Ministers, Select Committee Chairs, MPs and advisers from across...

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JRC Statement on the Incident at Manchester Central Mosque

“We strongly condemn the appalling incident that took place at Manchester Central Mosque last night. it is deeply concerning that individuals feel emboldened to target places of worship in this way during such an important time for the Muslim community. No one should ever feel unsafe because of their beliefs....

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JRC Visits Leeds Leadership Development

Last week we had the pleasure of joining an inspiring group of leaders and emerging talent in Leeds for a meaningful discussion on leadership, growth and achievement. JRC Chair, Mark Adlestone OBE; Vice-Chair, Bernie Yaffe; Management board member, Rabbi Daniel Walker and Chief Executive, Marc Levy joined current and alumni...

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Chancellor of the Exchequer Visits Heaton Park Synagogue

We were delighted to welcome the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves to Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation where she made an important announcement on further security funding for the Jewish community. JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy, the Rabbi of Heaton Park, Rabbi Daniel Walker and Community Security Trust (CST) Regional...

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JRC Chief Executive Speaks at the Wednesday Club

JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy was delighted to speak to a packed room at The Shrubberies Wednesday Club. He shared insights into the work of the JRC and reflected on our response to the October 2nd terrorist attack at Heaton Park Shul. It was an excellent opportunity to engage with...

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A Rabbi, An Imam and a Priest in Conversation

JRC Chair, Mark Adlestone OBE and Chief Executive, Marc Levy joined last night’s conversation with a Rabbi, an Imam and a Priest. This was exactly the kind of interfaith engagement of which our communities need more. It wasn’t a box-ticking exercise or based around polite platitudes: it was a constructive,...

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Meeting with the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Greater Manchester

JRC Chair, Mark Adlestone OBE and Chief Executive, Marc Levy were pleased to meet Metro Mayor, Andy Burnham and Deputy Mayor, Kate Green to discuss matters of importance to our Jewish communities. We are grateful for their continued engagement and their strong support for Jewish people across the region. Open...

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JRC Visits New Manchester Paperweight Trust Office

Marc Levy, JRC Chief Executive was delighted to meet Hannah Gerson from The Paperweight Trust at their brand new office on Kings Road. Paperweight provides vital support to people facing multiple and complex challenges including welfare and benefits applications, family breakdown, debt and financial difficulties. Their work truly makes a...

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JRC Statement on the Community Security Trust Antisemitic Incidents Report

“The JRC notes with deep concern the findings of the Community Security Trust’s latest report documenting the second highest number of antisemitic incidents recorded annually. Within our region, 476 incidents were registered including the deadly terrorist attack targeting Heaton Park Synagogue. This resulted in the murder of Adrian Daulby and...

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