List of Jewish communities in the United Kingdom
This is a list of Jewish communities in the United Kingdom, including synagogues, yeshivot[nb 1] and Hebrew schools. For a list of buildings which were previously used as synagogues see List of former synagogues in the United Kingdom.
England
Bedfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire
Birmingham and West Midlands
Bristol, Gloucestershire and Herefordshire
Cambridge and East Anglia
- Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Cambridge
- Cambridge & Suffolk Jewish Community (Hama'ayan)[6][7]
- Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation
- Cambridge University Jewish Society
- Chabad Lubavitch of Cambridge
- Norwich Liberal Jewish Community
- Norwich Hebrew Congregation
- Progressive Jewish Community of East Anglia
Devon and Cornwall
- Exeter Synagogue
- Kehillat Kernow, The Jewish Community of Cornwall
- Plymouth Synagogue
- Totnes Reform Jewish Group [8]
Dorset, Hampshire and Isle of Wight
East Midlands
Essex
- Buckhurst Hill Masorti Synagogue
- Chabad Lubavitch of Buckhurst Hill
- Chelmsford Jewish Community[16]
- Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue
- Colchester and District Jewish Community
- Harlow Jewish Community [17]
- Loughton Synagogue/ Shul of Essex
- Satmar – Canvey Island Jewish Community
- Tikvah Chadasha (Shenfield & Brentwood Synagogue)
- Southend and District Reform Synagogue
- Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation
Hertfordshire
- Shenley United Jewish Community
- Stevenage Liberal Synagogue[18]
- Watford and District Synagogue
- Welwyn Garden City Hebrew Congregation
Elstree and Borehamwood
Radlett and Bushey
St Albans
Kent
Greater London and Surrey
Central London
- BKY – Beit Klal Yisrael, London W1
- Central United Synagogue, London W1
- Chelsea Synagogue
- New West End Synagogue , Bayswater, London W2
- West Central Liberal Synagogue, London W1
- Western Marble Arch Synagogue
- West London Synagogue, London W1
- Westminster Synagogue , Knightsbridge, London SW7[26]
City of London and the East End
East and North East London
- Bet Tikvah Synagogue, Barkingside
- Clayhall United Synagogue, Clayhall, Ilford
- Getter's Talmud Torah, Stamford Hill
- Hackney & East London Synagogue
- Ilford Federation Synagogue
- Ilford United Synagogue
- Kehillah North[27]London, Stoke Newington
- Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue[28]
- New Stoke Newington Shul
- South West Essex and Settlement Reform Synagogue , Newbury Park[29]
- Springfield Synagogue, Hackney
- Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue , Wanstead
- Tora Eitz Chaim, Stamford Hill[30]
- Walford Road Synagogue, Hackney
- Woodford Liberal Synagogue
North and North West London
- Akiva School, Finchley
- Alei Tzion, Hendon
- Barnet Synagogue, New Barnet
- Beis Yaakov Primary School, Colindale
- Belmont Synagogue
- Belsize Square Synagogue, Belsize Park, Hampstead
- Bnos Beis Yaakov Primary School, Colindale[31]
- Brondesbury Park Synagogue
- Chabad Lubavitch West Hampstead
- Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue
- Crouch End Chavurah
- Edgware Hebrew School
- Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue
- Etz Chaim Jewish Primary School, Mill Hill
- Finchley Progressive Synagogue[32]
- Finchley Reform Synagogue
- Kinloss: Finchley United Synagogue[33]
- Golders Green Beth Hamedrash
- Golders Green Synagogue[34]
- Grassroots Jews
- Hadley Wood Jewish Community, Enfield[35]
- Hampstead Synagogue
- Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue[36]
- Hasmonean High School, Hendon
- Hatch End Masorti Synagogue[37]
- Heichal Menahem Chabad-Lubavitch Shul, Golders Green
- Hendon United Synagogue
- Jewish Community Secondary School, New Barnet
- JFS (school), Kenton
- Kenton Jewish Community
- Kingsbury United Synagogue
- Kol Chai Hatch End Jewish Community , Pinner
- Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue, Edgware
- Leo Baeck College , Finchley
- The Liberal Jewish Synagogue , St John's Wood
- Lubavitch of Edgware[38]
- Machzike Hadath , Golders Green
- Michael Sobell Sinai School , Kenton
- Mill Hill United Synagogue
- The Montefiore College, Maida Vale
- Morasha Jewish Primary School, Finchley
- Moriah Jewish Day School, Pinner
- Mosaic Liberal Synagogue, Harrow[37]
- Mosaic Reform Synagogue , Harrow [37]
- Muswell Hill Synagogue
- New London Synagogue, St John's Wood
- New North London Synagogue, Finchley
- New Whetstone Synagogue
- North Western Reform Synagogue , Alyth Gardens, Temple Fortune
- Northwood and Pinner Liberal Synagogue, Northwood
- Northwood United Synagogue
- Ner Yisrael, Hendon[39]
- Ohel David Eastern Synagogue , Golders Green
- Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue[40]
- Pardes House Primary School, Finchley
- Rosh Pinah Primary School, Edgware
- Ruislip and District Affiliated Synagogue
- Saatchi Shul, Maida Vale
- St John´s Wood Synagogue
- Sha'arei Tsedek: North London Reform Synagogue Whetstone
- Shir Hayim , West Hampstead
- Southgate Adeni Synagogue
- Southgate Progressive Synagogue
- South Hampstead Synagogue
- The Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Lauderdale Road (Sha'ar Hashamayim), Maida Vale
- Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue
- Wembley United Synagogue
- Wembley Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation
- Wolfenson Hillel Hebrew School, Southgate
- Woodside Park Synagogue
South and South East London
West London
- Ealing Synagogue
- Ealing Liberal Synagogue
South West London and Surrey
North East England
- Darlington Hebrew Congregation [44]
- Gateshead Jewish Academy for Girls
- Gateshead Talmudical College (Gateshead Yeshiva)
- The Gateshead Kolel
- Newcastle Reform Synagogue , Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
- North East Jewish Community Online
- Sunderland Talmudical College (Sunderland Yeshiva)
- United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne
North West England
Blackpool and Lytham St Annes
Liverpool
Greater Manchester
- Bury Hebrew Congregation , Bury
- Chabad Lubavitch South Manchester
- Cheetham Hebrew Congregation, Salford[54]
- Damesek Eliezer Synagogue (Prestwich Beth Hamedrash), Prestwich[55]
- Hale Shule, Hale Barns, Altrincham
- Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation, Higher Crumpsall,
- Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation, Prestwich[56]
- Hillock Hebrew Congregation, Whitefield[57]
- Holy Law Hebrew South Broughton Congregation, Prestwich
- Kehilas Kol Yaakov, Prestwich[58][59]
- King David High School, Manchester
- L'chaim Chabad-Lubavitch, Salford
- Manchester Liberal Jewish Community
- Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row)
- Meade Hill Shul, Prestwich
- Menorah Synagogue: Cheshire Reform Congregation, Manchester
- Ohr Yerushalayim, Salford
- Sedgley Park Synagogue (Shomrei Hadass), Prestwich[60]
- Sha'arei Shalom , Whitefield
- South Manchester Synagogue Bowdon
- Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue, Salford[61]
- Whitefield Hebrew Congregation
- Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation, Cheadle
Southport
Oxford
Sussex
- Brighton & Hove Hebrew Congregation, Hove[63][64]
- Brighton & Hove Online Jewish Community
- Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue, Hove[63][65]
- Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue, Hove[63][65][66]
- Chabad Lubavitch of Brighton[63][67]
- Chabad Lubavitch Sussex and South East Coast Universities[67]
- Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation[68]
- Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community[69]
Swindon and Wiltshire
Yorkshire
- Bradford Reform Synagogue [71]
- Harrogate Hebrew Congregation[72]
- Hull Hebrew Congregation[73]
- Hull Reform Synagogue (Ne've Shalom), Willerby [74]
- York Liberal Jewish Community[75]
Leeds
Sheffield
- Sheffield & District Reform Jewish Congregation (Kehillat Shevah Harim) [82]
- United Synagogue Sheffield[83]
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Elsewhere
Wales
Gallery
- Synagogues in the UK
Bevis Marks Synagogue, London, built in 1701
Hampstead Synagogue, London
Liberal Jewish Synagogue, St John's Wood, London
New West End Synagogue, London
Sandys Row Synagogue, London
Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue, Wanstead, London
Singers Hill Synagogue, Birmingham
Blackpool United Hebrew Congregation's Synagogue
Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation's Synagogue
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Garnethill Synagogue in Glasgow
See also
- History of the Jews in Gibraltar
- History of the Jews in Guernsey
- Isle of Man Jewish Community (Manx Hebrew Congregation)
- Jersey Jewish Congregation
- Liberal Judaism
- List of former synagogues in the United Kingdom
- List of Jewish communities by country
- Movement for Reform Judaism
- Scottish Council of Jewish Communities
- Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
- United Synagogue
Notes
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External links
- Chabad-Lubavitch Centres in England
- Chabad-Lubavitch Centres in Scotland
- Federation of Synagogues communities
- JCR-UK (Jewish Communities & Records – United Kingdom) for a complete list of synagogues (past and present) in the United Kingdom
- Jewish Small Communities Network Information relating to Jewish small communities across the UK from all parts of the Jewish spectrum
- Jewish Travel Advisor: Synagogues in London
- Liberal Judaism website – List of Congregations
- Maccabi GB
- Masorti Judaism UK – list of communities
- Movement for Reform Judaism Synagogue Directory
- The S&P Sephardi Community
- United Synagogue communities
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