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Veteran campaigner against elderly isolation picks up another prize - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Trevor Lyttleton, the stalwart campaigner against loneliness among the elderly, has been honoured with yet another prize – the lifetime achiever award at the 2026 National Diversity Awards. The 90-year-old triumphed over nine other worthy nominees to receive the trophy in front of a jubilant audience at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral last Friday. Lyttleton founded Contact the Elderly, now known as Re-engage, in 1965, and spent more than half a century as its chair. The charity was pioneering as on
World Championships beckon for busy triathlete and Board deputy - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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“I've had my podium moment from the European Championships, and I'm taking that as the win. That’s the picture to show the grandchildren.” Nina Morris-Evans is coy when I ask about her chances at the World Triathlon Championships, which is taking place in the Spanish city of Pontevedra between September 23 and 27. “It’s just an honour to be in GB kit,” she says. “It's really exciting to be on that platform and on that stage. I'm not expecting to podium just because it's a much more competitive f
2,000-year-old mikveh discovered at Kiryat Gat construction site - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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A 2,000-year-old ritual bath unearthed in southern Israel constitutes the first unprecedented evidence of a Jewish settlement in the area during that era, according to antiquities experts. Archaeologists have successfully excavated the huge mikveh in Kiryat Gat dating back to the Second Temple period in a delicate operation lasting two weeks. The extraction of the bath, which is four metres wide and weighs some 25 metric tonnes (nearly 4,000 stone), required a 300-tonne lifting crane. The discov
Black Eyed Peas’ ‘mazel tov’ lyric was intended to thank Jewish friend’s father, reveals will.i.am - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Black Eyed Peas frontman will.i.am has revealed that part of the band’s hit I Gotta Feeling, which is ubiquitous at simchot for its iconic “mazel tov” lyric, was inspired by his relationship with a Jewish friend. “Before I Gotta Feeling, we would play huge weddings,” he explained in an interview with UPROXX. “I noticed that between weddings, celebratory events, barmitzvahs, batmitzvahs, there's a certain playlist that plays. “They're playing Celebration [by Kool & The Gang]. They're playing We A
Paws for reflection: early Rosh Hashanah service for pet dogs delights congregants - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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There’s a new breed of shulgoer at Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue (EHRS) – pet dogs brought in to celebrate Rosh Hashanah La’Behemot (New Year for Animals). The service took place on the final Shabbat of August. “It’s very special, and quite crazy,” said Donna, who attended with Aero, a five-year-old boxer, as well as her daughter and her seven-year-old pug, Roxy. She has been coming to the service – which runs for around half an hour, parallel to the shul’s regular prayers – annually since i
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