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

See also: History of the Jews in England

Jews in the UK now number around 270,000, ^[1] with over 260,000 of these in England, which contains the second largest Jewish population in Europe (behind France) and the fifth largest Jewish community worldwide. The majority of the Jews in England live in and around London, with almost 160,000 Jews in London itself and a further 20,800 in nearby Hertfordshire, primarily in Bushey (4,500), Borehamwood (3,900), and Radlett (2,300). The next most significant population is in Greater Manchester with a community of slightly more than 25,000, primarily in Bury (10,360), ^[2] Salford (7,920), ^[3] Manchester itself (2,725) ^[4] and Trafford (2,490). ^[5] There are also significant communities in Leeds (6,760), ^[6] Gateshead (3,000), ^[7] Brighton (2,730), ^[8] Liverpool (2,330), ^[9] Birmingham (2,150) ^[10] and Southend (2,080). ^[11]

East of England

Cambridge and East Anglia

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Cambridge	website	[12]
Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation (Thompson's Lane Synagogue)	Independent (Ashkenazi) Orthodox	Cambridge	website	[13]
Cambridge University Jewish Society		Cambridge	website	[14]
Chabad of Cambridge	Chabad	Cambridge	website	[15]
Norwich Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Norwich	website	[16]
Norwich Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Norwich	website	[16]
Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Peterborough	website	[17] [18]
Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Suffolk	website	[19]

East Midlands

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Grimsby Hebrew Congregation (Sir Moses Montefiore Synagogue)	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Grimsby	website	[20]
Leicester Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Leicester	website	[21]
Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation	Liberal Judaism	Leicester	website	[22] [23]
Lincolnshire Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Lincoln	website	[24]
Chabad Lubavitch of Nottingham	Chabad	Nottingham	website	[25]
Nottingham Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Nottingham	website	[26]
Nottingham Liberal Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Nottingham	website	[23]

Essex

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Buckhurst Hill Masorti Synagogue (New Essex Masorti Synagogue)	Masorti Judaism	Buckhurst Hill	website	[27]
Chabad Buckhurst Hill	Chabad	Buckhurst Hill	website	[28]
Chabad Epping	Chabad	Epping	website	[29]
Chabad Southend	Chabad	Westcliff-on-Sea, Southend-on-Sea	website	[30]
Canvey Island Jewish Community	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Canvey Island		[31] [32]
Chelmsford Jewish Community	Unaffiliated	Chelmsford	website	[33]
Chigwell & Hainault Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Chigwell	website	[34]
Colchester and District Jewish Community	Unaffiliated	Colchester	website	[35]
Harlow Jewish Community	Reform Judaism	Harlow	website	[36]
Loughton Synagogue	Federation of Synagogues	Loughton	website	[37] [38]
Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue)	Reform Judaism	Shenfield	website	[39]
Southend and District Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Westcliff-on-Sea, Southend-on-Sea	website	[40]
Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Westcliff-on-Sea, Southend-on-Sea	website	[41]
Westcliff Chareidi Synagogue	Chareidi	Westcliff-on-Sea, Southend-on-Sea	website	[42]

Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Luton and Bedford	website
Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Borehamwood	website	[43] [44] [45]
Ohr Yisrael Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Borehamwood	website	[46]
Rambam Sephardi (Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation of Elstree & Borehamwood)	Sephardi Orthodox	Borehamwood	website	[47]
South Herts & Edgware Masorti (SHEMA)	Masorti Judaism	Borehamwood and Edgware	website	[48]
Yavneh College		Borehamwood	website	[49]
Bushey Habad	Chabad	Bushey	website	[50] [51]
Immanuel College		Bushey	website	[52]
The Liberal Synagogue Elstree	Liberal Judaism	Elstree	website	[53]
Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett	Chabad	Radlett	website	[54]
Hertsmere Jewish Primary School	United Synagogue	Radlett	website	[55]
Radlett Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Radlett	website	[44] [56]
Radlett United Synagogue	United Synagogue	Radlett	website	[57]
St Albans Masorti Synagogue	Masorti Judaism	St Albans	website	[58]
St Albans United Synagogue	United Synagogue	St Albans	website	[59]
Shenley United Jewish Community	United Synagogue	Shenley	website	[60]
Stevenage Liberal Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Stevenage	website	[61]
Watford and District Synagogue	United Synagogue	Watford	website	[62]
Welwyn Garden City Hebrew Congregation	United Synagogue	Welwyn Garden City	website	[63]

Greater London and Surrey

Central London

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Beit Klal Yisrael	Liberal Judaism	Fitzrovia, London W1	website	[64]
Central Synagogue London	United Synagogue	London W1	website	[65]
Chelsea Synagogue	United Synagogue	Chelsea, London SW3	website	[66]
New West End Synagogue	United Synagogue	Bayswater, London W2	website	[67] [68]
West London Synagogue	(Independent) Reform Judaism	London W1	website	[69]	The synagogue, shown from the junction of Hampden Gurney Street and Upper Berkeley Street
Western Marble Arch Synagogue	United Synagogue	London W1	website	[70]
Westminster Synagogue	(Independent) Reform Judaism	Knightsbridge, London SW7	website	[71] [72]

City of London and the East End

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Bevis Marks Synagogue	S&P Sephardi Community	City of London, London EC3	website	[73] [74]
Congregation of Jacob Synagogue (Kehillas Ya'akov)	Independent, but with affiliations to the Federation of Synagogues	Stepney, London E1	website	[75] [76] [77]
Sandys Row Synagogue	Unaffiliated Ashkenazi Orthodox	Bishopsgate, London E1	website	[78] [79]

East and North East London

	Name			Affiliation/ritual		Location	Web	Ref	Images
	Adath Yisroel Synagogue			Ashkenazi Orthodox / Strictly Orthodox		Stoke Newington		[80]
	Pinters synagogue			Ashkenazi Orthodox / Strictly Orthodox		Stamford hill
	Clapton Federation Synagogue (Sha'are Shomayim)			Federation of Synagogues		Upper Clapton	website	[81]
	Cranbrook United Synagogue			United Synagogue		Cranbrook, Ilford	website	[82]
	East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue			Liberal Judaism		South Woodford	website	[82] [83]
	Hackney & East London Synagogue			United Synagogue		Hackney Central	website	[84]
	Highams Park & Chingford Synagogue			United Synagogue		Chingford	website	[85]
	Ilford Federation Synagogue			Federation of Synagogues		Ilford	website	[86]
	Kehillah North London			Liberal Judaism		Stoke Newington	website	[87]
	Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue			Federation of Synagogues		Leytonstone	website	[88]
	New Essex Masorti Synagogue			Masorti Judaism		Ilford	website
	New Stoke Newington Shul			Masorti Judaism		Stoke Newington	website	[89] [90]
	Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue			Reform Judaism		Newbury Park	website	[91]
	Springfield Synagogue			Federation of Synagogues		Upper Clapton	website	[92]
	Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue			Reform Judaism		Wanstead	website	[93]
	Tora Eitz Chaim Beth Hamedrash			Ashkenazi Orthodox		Stamford Hill		[94]
	Woodford Forest United Synagogue			United Synagogue		South Woodford	website	[82]

North and North West London

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Akiva School		Finchley	website	[95]
Alei Tzion	United Synagogue	Hendon	website	[96]
The Ark Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Northwood	website	[97]
Alyth (North Western Reform Synagogue)	Reform Judaism	Temple Fortune	website	[98]
Anshei Shalom	Independent Sephardi Orthodox	St John's Wood	website	[99]
Barnet Synagogue	United Synagogue	New Barnet	website	[100]
Beis Gavriel	Federation of Synagogues	Hendon	website	[101]
Beis Yaakov Primary School		Colindale	website	[102]
Belmont Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Belmont, Stanmore	website	[103]
Belsize Square Synagogue	Independent	Belsize Park, Hampstead	website	[104] [105]
Bnos Beis Yaakov Primary School		Colindale	website	[106]
Brondesbury Park Synagogue	United Synagogue	Brondesbury Park	website	[107]
Chabad Lubavitch Islington	Chabad	Islington	website	[108]
Chabad Lubavitch West Hampstead	Chabad	West Hampstead	website	[109]
Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue	United Synagogue	Southgate	website	[110]
Crouch End Chavurah	Liberal Judaism	Crouch End	website	[111]
Darchei Avot Synagogue	Sephardi Orthodox	Hendon
David Ishag Synagogue (Neveh Shalom)	Independent Sephardi Orthodox	Wembley	website	[112]
Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Edgware	website	[113]
Etz Chaim Jewish Primary School		Mill Hill	website	[114]
Finchley Central Synagogue ("Finchley Fed")	Federation of Synagogues	Finchley	website	[115]
Finchley Progressive Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Finchley	website	[116]
Finchley Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	North Finchley	website	[117]
Finchley United Synagogue (Kinloss Synagogue)	United Synagogue	Finchley	website	[118]
Golders Green Beth Hamedrash (Munk's Synagogue)	Independent Ashkenazi Orthodox	Golders Green	website	[119]
Golders Green Synagogue	United Synagogue	Golders Green	website	[120]
Grassroots Jews			website
Hadley Wood Jewish Community	United Synagogue	Enfield	website	[121]
Hampstead Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	West Hampstead	website	[122]
Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue	United Synagogue	Hampstead Garden Suburb	website	[123]
Hasmonean High School		Hendon	website	[124]
Heichal Menahem Chabad-Lubavitch Shul	Chabad	Golders Green	website	[125]
Hendon Beis Hamedrash	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Hendon	website	[126]
Hendon United Synagogue (Raleigh Close)	United Synagogue	Hendon	website	[127]
Jewish Community Secondary School (JCoSS)		New Barnet	website	[128]
JFS		Kenton	website	[129]
Judith Lady Montefiore College		Maida Vale	website
Kehillas Toras Chaim		Hendon	website	[130]
Kenton United Synagogue	United Synagogue	Kenton	website	[131]
Kingsbury United Synagogue	United Synagogue	Kingsbury	website	[132]
Kol Chai Hatch End Reform Jewish Community	Reform Judaism	Hatch End, Pinner	website	[133]
Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue	Masorti Judaism	Edgware	website	[134]
Lauderdale Road Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue	S&P Sephardi Community	Maida Vale	website	[74]
Leo Baeck College		Finchley	website	[135]
The Liberal Jewish Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	St John's Wood	website	[136]
Lubavitch of Edgware	Chabad	Edgware	website	[137]
Machzike Hadath	Federation of Synagogues	Golders Green	website	[138]
Magen Avot	Uniyed Synagogue	Hendon	website	[139]
Michael Sobell Sinai School		Kenton	website	[140]
Mill Hill East Jewish Community	United Synagogue	Mill Hill	website	[141]
Mill Hill United Synagogue	United Synagogue	Mill Hill	website	[142]
Morasha Jewish Primary School		Finchley	website
Moriah Jewish Day School		Pinner	website
Mosaic Liberal Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Stanmore	website	[143]
Mosaic Masorti Synagogue	Masorti Judaism	Stanmore	website	[143]
Mosaic Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Stanmore	website	[143]
Muswell Hill Synagogue	United Synagogue	Muswell Hill	website	[144]
Ner Yisrael	Independent Modern Orthodox	Hendon	website	[145] [146]
New London Synagogue	Masorti Judaism	St John's Wood	website	[136] [147]
New North London Synagogue	Masorti Judaism	Finchley	website	[148]
New Whetstone Synagogue	Masorti Judaism	Enfield	website	[149]
Nishmas Yisroel	Federation of Synagogues	Hendon	website	[150]
North Hendon Adath Yisrael Synagogue		North Hendon	website	[151]
Northwood and Ruislip United Synagogue	United Synagogue	Northwood	website	[152]
Ohel David Eastern Synagogue	Sephardi Orthodox	Golders Green	website	[153]
Ohel Devorah Adeni Synagogue		Southgate		[154]
Palmers Green & Southgate Synagogue	United Synagogue	Palmers Green	website	[155]
Pardes House Grammar School		Finchley	website	[156]
Pinner Synagogue	United Synagogue	Pinner	website	[157]
Rosh Pinah Primary School		Edgware	website	[158]
Saatchi Synagogue	Independent Ashkenazi Orthodox	St John's Wood	website	[136]
Shomrei Hadath Synagogue	Federation of Synagogues	West Hampstead	website	[159]
St John's Wood Synagogue		St John's Wood	website	[136]
Sha'arei Tsedek: North London Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Whetstone	website	[160] [161]
Southgate Progressive Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Oakwood	website	[162]
South Hampstead Synagogue	United Synagague	South Hampstead	website	[163]
South Herts and Edgware Masorti (SHEMA)	Masorti Judaism	Edgware and Borehamwood	website	[164]
Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue	United Synagogue	Stanmore	website	[165]
Wembley United Synagogue	United Synagogue	Wembley	website	[166]
Wembley Synagogue (S&P Sephardic Community)	S&P Sephardi Community	Wembley	website	[74]
Wolfenson Hillel Primary School		Southgate	website	[167]
Woodside Park Synagogue	United Synagogue	North Finchley	website	[168]
Yeshurun Synagogue		Edgware	website

South and South East London

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Bromley Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Bromley	website	[169]
Catford and Bromley United Synagogue	United Synagogue	Catford	website	[170]
Croydon Synagogue	Federation of Synagogues	Croydon	website	[171]
South London Liberal Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Streatham	website	[172]
Sutton & District United Synagogue	United Synagogue	Sutton	website	[173]

South West London and Surrey

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Chabad South London – Students and Young Professionals	Chabad	Wimbledon	website	[174] [175]
Chabad Wimbledon	Chabad	Wimbledon	website	[176] [177]
Kingston, Surbiton & District Synagogue	United Synagogue	Kingston upon Thames	website	[139]
Kingston Liberal Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Long Ditton, Surrey	website	[178]
North West Surrey Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Weybridge, Surrey	website	[179]
Richmond Synagogue	United Synagogue	Richmond	website	[180]
Staines and District Synagogue	United Synagogue	Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey	website	[181]
The Wimbledon Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Putney/ Wimbledon	website	[182]

West London

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Holland Park Synagogue	S&P Sephardi Community	Kensington	website
Ealing (United) Synagogue	United Synagogue	Ealing	website	[183]
Ealing Liberal Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Ealing	website	[184]

North East England

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Darlington Hebrew Congregation	Reform Judaism	Darlington	website	[185]
Durham & NE Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Durham	website	[186]
Gateshead Hebrew Congregation	Haredi Judaism	Gateshead		[187]
Gateshead Jewish Academy for Girls	Haredi Judaism	Gateshead
Gateshead Talmudical College (Gateshead Yeshiva)	Haredi Judaism	Gateshead		[188] [189] [190]
The Gateshead Kolel	Haredi Judaism	Gateshead	website	[191]
Newcastle Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne	website	[192]
Representative Council of North East Jewry	N/A	Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, Durham and Cleveland	website
Sunderland Talmudical College (Sunderland Yeshiva)	Haredi Judaism	Gateshead		[193]
United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne	website	[194]

North West England

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Chester Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi	Chester	website	[195]
Lancashire & Cumbria Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Lancashire and Cumbria	website	[196]
Lancaster & Lakes Jewish Community	Non-denominational	Lancaster	website	[197]

Blackpool and Lytham St Annes

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation	Reform Judaism	Blackpool	website	[198]
St. Annes Hebrew Congregation	Unaffiliated Ashkenazi Orthodox	Lytham St Annes	website	[199]

Liverpool

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Allerton Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Allerton	website	[200] [201]
Chabad of Liverpool Universities	Chabad	Liverpool	website	[202]
Childwall Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Childwall		[201] [203] [204] [205]
King David High School		Wavertree	website	[201]
King David Primary School		Liverpool	website	[201]
Liverpool Masorti Community	Masorti Judaism	Liverpool	website	[206]
Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation (Princes Road Synagogue)	United Synagogue	Toxteth	website	[201]
Liverpool Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Wavertree	website	[201] [207]

Greater Manchester

See also: History of the Jews in Manchester

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Bowdon Shul (South Manchester Synagogue)	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Bowdon	website	[208]
Bury Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Bury	website	[209]	Beis Hamedrash at Bury Hebrew Congregation
Chabad Lubavitch South Manchester	Chabad	Bowdon	website	[210]
Chabad of Cheadle	Chabad	Cheadle	website	[211]
Cheetham Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Salford		[212]
Damesek Eliezer Synagogue (Prestwich Beth Hamedrash)	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Prestwich		[213]
Hale Shule (Hale & District Hebrew Congregation)	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Hale Barns, Altrincham	website	[214] [215]
Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Higher Crumpsall	website	[216]
Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Prestwich		[217]
Hillock Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Whitefield		[218]
Holy Law Hebrew South Broughton Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Prestwich	website	[219]
Kehilas Kol Yaakov	Federation of Synagogues	Prestwich	website	[220] [221]
King David High School, Manchester		Manchester	website	[222]
L'chaim Chabad-Lubavitch	Chabad	Salford	website	[223]
Machzikei Hadass Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Higher Broughton, Salford		[224] [225]
Manchester Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Manchester	website	[226]
Manchester Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Manchester	website	[227] [228]
Meade Hill Shul (United Synagogue, Manchester)	United Synagogue	Prestwich	website	[229]
Menorah Synagogue: Cheshire Reform Congregation	Reform Judaism	Sharston, Wythenshawe, Manchester	website	[230]
Ohr Yerushalayim	Federation of Synagogues	Salford	website	[231]
Sedgley Park Synagogue (Shomrei Hadass)	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Prestwich		[232]
Sha'arei Shalom	Reform Judaism	Whitefield	website	[233]
Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue		Salford		[234]
Whitefield Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Whitefield	website	[235]
Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Gatley	website	[236]

Southport

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Southport Hebrew Congregation (Arnside Road)	United Synagogue	Southport, Sefton, Merseyside	website	[237]
Southport & District Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Southport	website	[238]

South East England

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
South Bucks Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Amersham	website	[239]
Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue (Rodef Shalom)	Liberal Judaism	Bedfordshire	website	[240]
Isle of Wight Jewish Society	Reform Judaism	Isle of Wight	website	[241]
Luton United Synagogue	United Synagogue	Luton	website	[242] [243]
Maidenhead Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Maidenhead	website	[244]
Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Milton Keynes	website	[245]
Oxford Chabad Society – Oxford Jewish Student Centre	Chabad	Oxford	website	[246]
Oxford Jewish Congregation		Oxford	website	[247]
Oxford Masorti Group	Masorti Judaism	Oxford	website
Oxford University Jewish Society		Oxford	website	[248]
South Hampshire Reform Jewish Community	Reform Judaism	Portsmouth, Southampton and Winchester	website	[249]
Reading Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Reading	website	[250] [251]
Reading Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Reading	website	[252]
Jewish Community of Berkshire	Independent Ashkenazi Orthodox	Reading	website	[253] [254]
Portsmouth and Southsea Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Southsea	website	[255]

Kent

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Jewish Kent		Kent	website	[256]
Canterbury Jewish Community		Canterbury	website	[257]
Kent Liberal Jewish Community – Ohel Rachel	Liberal Judaism	Maidstone	website	[258]
Thanet & District Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Ramsgate	website	[259] [260]
Chatham Memorial Synagogue, Rochester		Rochester	website	[261]

Sussex

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Bognor Regis and District Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Bognor Regis	website	[262] [263]
Brighton & Hove Hebrew Congregation: West Hove Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Hove	website	[264] [265] [266]
Brighton & Hove Hebrew Congregation: Middle Street Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Brighton	website	[266]
Brighton & Hove Online Jewish Community	N/A	Sussex	website
Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Hove	website	[264] [267]
Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Hove	website	[264] [267] [268]
Chabad Lubavitch of Brighton	Chabad	Brighton	website	[264] [269]
Chabad Lubavitch Sussex and S E Coast Universities	Chabad	Brighton	website	[269]
Crawley Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Crawley		[270]
Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Eastbourne	website	[271]
Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Eastbourne	website	[272]

South West England

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Bournemouth Chavurah	Masorti Judaism	Bournemouth	website	[273]
Bournemouth Community Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Bournemouth	website	[274] [275]
Bournemouth Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Bournemouth	website	[276]
Chabad of Bournemouth	Chabad	Bournemouth	website	[277]
Wessex Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Bournemouth	website	[278]
Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation	Liberal Judaism	Bristol	website	[242]
Chabad Lubavitch of Bristol	Chabad	Bristol	website	[279]
Park Row Synagogue (Bristol Hebrew Congregation)	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Bristol	website	[280]
Cheltenham Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Cheltenham	website	[281]
Kehillat Kernow (The Jewish Community of Cornwall)	Reform Judaism	Cornwall	website	[282]
Exeter Synagogue	Unaffiliated: ritual varies	Exeter	website	[283]	Painting of Exeter Synagogue interior, 1881
Plymouth Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Plymouth	website	[284]
Swindon Jewish Community	Reform Judaism	Swindon		[285]
Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire	website	[286] [287]
Totnes Reform Jewish Group	Reform Judaism	Totnes	website	[288]

West Midlands

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Birmingham Central Synagogue	United Synagogue	Edgbaston, Birmingham	website	[289]
Birmingham Hebrew Congregation (Singers Hill Synagogue)	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Birmingham	website	[290]
Birmingham Progressive Synagogue	Liberal Judaism	Birmingham	website	[291]
Chabad Jewish Student Centre of Birmingham	Chabad	Birmingham	website	[292]
King David School, Birmingham		Birmingham	website	[293]
Coventry Jewish Reform Community	Reform Judaism	Coventry	website	[294]
Solihull Shul (Solihull & District Hebrew Congregation)	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Solihull	website	[295]
Stoke-on-Trent and North Staffordshire Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire	website	[296] [297]

Yorkshire

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images	Notes
Bradford Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Bradford	website	[298]
Calderdale Jewish Community Centre	Non-denominational	Calderdale	website
Harrogate Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Harrogate	website	[299]
Hull Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Hull	website	[300]		See History of the Jews in Hull
Hull Reform Synagogue (Ne've Shalom)	Reform Judaism	Willerby	website	[301]
Sheffield & District Reform Jewish Congregation	Reform Judaism	Sheffield	website	[302]
United Synagogue Sheffield	United Synagogue	Sheffield	website	[303]
York Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	York	website	[304]

Leeds

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Moortown, Leeds	website	[305]
Chabad Lubavitch at Leeds Campus	Chabad	Leeds	website	[306]
Chabad Lubavitch Leeds	Chabad	Leeds	website	[307]
Etz Chaim Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Leeds	website	[308] [309]
Leeds Masorti Community	Masorti Judaism	Leeds	website	[310]
Sinai Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Roundhay, Leeds	website	[311]
United Hebrew Congregation, Shadwell Lane, Leeds	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Moortown, Leeds	website	[312]

Scotland

See also: History of the Jews in Scotland

There have been Jews in Scotland since the 17th century, if not earlier. ^[313] Most Scottish Jews today are of Ashkenazi background who mainly settled in Edinburgh, then in Glasgow in the mid-19th century. According to the 2011 census, 5,887 Jews lived in Scotland; a decline of 8.7% from the 2001 census. ^[314] The total population of Scotland at the time was 5,313,600, making Scottish Jews 0.1% of the population.

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Scottish Council of Jewish Communities	N/A		website	[315] [316]

Edinburgh

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Beth Israel Synagogue	Torah Observant	Edinburgh	website	[317]
Chabad Jewish Community of Edinburgh	Chabad	Edinburgh	website	[318]
Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Edinburgh	website	[315] [318]
Hebrew Synagogue	Torah Observant	Edinburgh	website	[319]
Sukkat Shalom, Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community	Liberal Judaism	Edinburgh	website	[318] [320]

Greater Glasgow

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Garnethill Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Glasgow	website	[316]
Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue (Giffnock Shul)	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Giffnock, East Renfrewshire	website	[316]
Glasgow Jewish Representative Council	N/A	Glasgow	website	[316]
Glasgow Reform Synagogue	Reform Judaism	Newton Mearns, East Renfrewshire	website	[316]

Elsewhere

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Aberdeen Synagogue and Jewish Community Centre	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Aberdeen	website	[321]
Tayside and Fife Jewish Community	Unaffiliated	St Andrews, Fife	website	[322] [323]

Wales

See also: History of the Jews in Wales

There are records of Jews in Abergavenny, Caerleon and Chepstow in the 13th century, all of them in the Marcher Lordships of South Wales. ^[324] However, after the English conquest of Wales (1287–1283), Edward I issued the 1290 Edict of Expulsion expelling the Jews from England. It is likely that most, if not all, Jews left Wales after Edward I's edict of 1290.

A Jewish community was recorded in Swansea in around 1730. Further Jewish communities were formed in the 19th century in Cardiff, Merthyr Tydfil, Pontypridd and Tredegar." ^[325]

Jewish communities in Wales were augmented by refugees from Nazi-dominated Europe in the late 1930s.

The modern community in South Wales is centred on the Cardiff Reform Synagogue and the Cardiff United Synagogue. There is also a synagogue in Swansea. The synagogue of Merthyr Tydfil, the major one north of Cardiff, ceased to hold regular services in the 1970s and the building was later sold.

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Cardiff Reform Synagogue	Reform	Cardiff	website	[326]
Cardiff United Synagogue	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Cardiff	website	[327]
Llandudno and Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Llandudno	website	[328] [329]
Welshpool Jewish Group	Liberal	Welshpool	website	[330] [331]

Northern Ireland

See also: History of the Jews in Ireland

The Jews of Northern Ireland have lived primarily in Belfast, where the Belfast Hebrew Congregation, an Ashkenazi Orthodox community, was established in 1870. ^[332] Former communities were located in Derry and Lurgan. ^{[333] [334] [335]} The first reference to Jews in Belfast dates from 1652, and a "Jew butcher" was mentioned in 1771, suggesting some semblance of a Jewish community at that time. ^[336]

Name	Affiliation/ritual	Location	Web	Ref	Images
Belfast Jewish Community	Ashkenazi Orthodox	Belfast	website	[337]

See also

• Judaism portal
• United Kingdom portal
• Architecture portal

• Lists
  • List of Orthodox Jewish communities in the United Kingdom
  • List of former synagogues in the United Kingdom
  • List of Jewish communities by country
  • List of synagogues in Gibraltar
• History
  • Isle of Man Jewish Community
  • History of the Jews in Guernsey
  • History of the Jews in Jersey
• Organisations and movements
  • Federation of Synagogues
  • Liberal Judaism
  • Masorti Judaism
  • Movement for Reform Judaism
  • Scottish Council of Jewish Communities
  • Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
  • United Synagogue

Notes

1. A yeshiva (Hebrew: ישיבה) is a centre for the study of Torah and the Talmud in Orthodox Judaism.

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