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Chabad Lubavitch UK

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[[Chabad-Lubavitch UK]] is the UK branch of the global [[Chabad-Lubavitch]] movement which is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York City. The UK branch registered office is at 107-115 Stamford Hill, London, England, N16 5RP.

It takes the institutional form of a charity called [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] registered in England and Wales (charity number 227638). The charity is governed by the board of directors of the corporate trustee [[Lubavitch (UK) Limited]] (Company No.02932344), which is responsible for setting the charity's strategy, for ensuring good governance and that it fulfils its objectives of delivering public benefit. Since August 2021 there has been a second company registered at [[Companies House]] at the same address: [[Chabad Lubavitch UK Trustees Limited]] (company No. 13543664).<ref>https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/13543664</ref>

==Charity Commission investigation - 2017==
*https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-charity-investigation-chabad-lubavitch-uk
*https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/conclusion-of-statutory-inquiry-chabad-lubavitch-uk/chabad-lubavitch-uk

==Grants received - 2020 - 2019==
*[[Reb Moishe Foundation]] | 10,000 | 12,500 |<ref>Reb Moishe Foundation [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search?p_p_id=uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet&p_p_lifecycle=2&p_p_state=maximized&p_p_mode=view&p_p_resource_id=%2Faccounts-resource&p_p_cacheability=cacheLevelPage&_uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet_objectiveId=A11311722&_uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet_priv_r_p_mvcRenderCommandName=%2Faccounts-and-annual-returns&_uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet_priv_r_p_organisationNumber=4011673 Unaudited Financial Statements 31 December 2020]. [https://powerbase.info/images/2/27/Screenshot_2022-05-18_at_12.52.09.png Screengrab of p. 12]</ref>
== List of Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues ==
57 active congregations are run by Chabad-Lubavitch. Thirteen of them also belong to the Federation of Synagogues or are associated with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations.<ref name="jcr_chabad">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Chabad.htm Chabad Lubavitch UK], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues (58)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Status
|-
| [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1129679 || Chabad; Federation member
|-
| [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]] || Salford || CC 1046309 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Belgravia]] || London (Belgravia) || CC 1146332 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton|Chabad Brighton]] || Brighton & Hove || CC 1192044 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Camden Town]] || London (Camden Town) || CC 1215128 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Francophone Maida Vale]] || London (Maida Vale) || CC 1195631 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Hammersmith]] || London (Hammersmith) || CC 1204607 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Hatfield]] || Hatfield || CC 1216907 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad House of Hendon]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1197396 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Israeli Centre]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1141046 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes]] || Milton Keynes || CC 1202025 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Edinburgh|Chabad Jewish Community of Edinburgh]] || Edinburgh || OSCR SC045668 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Buckurst Hill|Chabad Lubavitch for Buckhurst Hill]] || Buckhurst Hill || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Epping]] || Epping || CC 1197391 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Havering]] || Havering || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Southend]] || Southend-on-Sea || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Leicester]] || Leicester || CC 1182175 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury]] || London (Bloomsbury) || CC 1140342 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth]] || Bournemouth || CC 1151681 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex Limited|Chabad Lubavitch of North East London and Essex (Chabad Ilford)]] || Ilford || CC 1123001 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner]] || Pinner || CC 1196650 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || Radlett || – || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield]] || Sheffield || CC 1199252 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull]] || Solihull || CC 1195456 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford]] || Altrincham || CC 1200475 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || London (West Hampstead) || CC 1201417 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Mill Hill East]] || London (Mill Hill East) || CC 1195262 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank )]] || London (Battersea) || CC 1176543 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood|Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree]] || Borehamwood || – || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts|Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages]] || Bricket Wood || CC 1198884 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad of Bristol]] || Bristol || CC 1174404 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Bushey]] || Bushey || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Cambridge]] || Cambridge || CC 1162783 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Colindale]] || London (Colindale) || CC 1215586 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey]] || London (Crouch End) || CC 1192714 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Didsbury]] || Manchester (Didsbury) || CC 1214281 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Finchley]] || London (Finchley) || CC 1197411 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || London (Golders Green) || – || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands]] || London (Greenwich) || CC 1195277 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1193647 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad of Nottingham]] || Nottingham || CC 1144625 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Oxford]] || Oxford || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of South Wales]] || Cardiff || CC 1215881 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of West London - Ealing]] || London (Ealing) || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad West Surrey]] || West Byfleet || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Whitefield]] || Whitefield || CC 1198902 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of South London|Chabad Wimbledon]] || London (Wimbledon) || CC 1154533 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || London (Islington) || CC 1164760 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Heichal Menachem]] || London (Golders Green) || – || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]] || Salford || CC 1101651 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1113847 || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch Centre of Leeds|Lubavitch Centre of Leeds]] || Leeds || CC 1123578 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Lubavitch in the Midlands]] || Birmingham || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Lubavitch Liverpool]] || Liverpool || CC 1123511 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Edgware || – || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1171625 || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| [[Shul in the Park]] (run by [[Lubavitch of Scotland]]) || Glasgow (Giffnock) || OSCR SC046529 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[The Hampstead Village Shul]] || London (Hampstead) || CC 1124605 || probable Chabad centre; no movement affiliation
|}

==See also==
*[[Chabad Lubavitch in the UK]]

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Chabad-Lubavitch]][[Category:Zionist movement UK]]

Synagogues in the United Kingdom

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{{short description|'''Overview of synagogues and synagogue movements in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland'''}}

'''Synagogues in the United Kingdom''' number about 501 active congregations: 485 in England, 9 in Scotland, 6 in Wales and 1 in Northern Ireland. The figure is compiled from the congregation lists published by the synagogue movements,<ref name="us_list">United Synagogue, [https://theus.org.uk/our-communities/ Our Communities], ''United Synagogue'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mas_list">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-communities/ Masorti Communities], ''Masorti Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="sp_list">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/affiliated-synagogues-and-minyanim/ Affiliated Synagogues and Minyanim], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> the JCR-UK listings of active congregations<ref name="jcr_us">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_ind">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Independent.htm Independent Ashkenazi Congregations in London], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the charity registers for England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccni">Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, [https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission for Northern Ireland'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A further 57 congregations and synagogue charities, 51 of them in the strictly Orthodox communities, are not included in that total because their current activity as congregations could not be confirmed from the sources cited (see [[#Congregations and synagogue charities not counted as active|below]]).

The [[Institute for Jewish Policy Research]] (JPR) counted 454 synagogues with a combined household membership of 79,597 in 2016, and found that 96% of synagogue members lived in England. Synagogue membership is concentrated in Greater [[London]], South Hertfordshire and South-West Essex, and Greater [[Manchester]].<ref name="jpr">Donatella Casale Mashiah and Jonathan Boyd, [https://www.jpr.org.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/Synagogue_membership_in_the_United_Kingdom_in_2016.pdf Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016], ''Institute for Jewish Policy Research'', July 2017, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The difference between the JPR count and the total above may partly reflect differing definitions: JPR counted congregations with their own building and formal membership scheme, and noted that informal minyanim and prayer groups within larger institutions raise questions about whether they should be counted.<ref name="jpr"/>

The congregations belong to a number of synagogue movements, each with its own umbrella body, or are independent. The sections below summarise each movement; the full list of active congregations is at the [[#List of active congregations|end of this page]].

== Synagogue movements ==

The JPR groups British synagogues into six historical 'strands': Central Orthodox (the United Synagogue, the Federation of Synagogues and independent modern Orthodox synagogues), Strictly Orthodox (synagogues aligned with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations and others of a similar ethos), Reform, Liberal, Masorti and Sephardi. It notes that independent synagogues in particular 'sometimes defy simple categorisation', especially at the boundary between Central and Strict Orthodoxy.<ref name="jpr"/> Reform and Liberal Judaism merged on 1 January 2026 to form the Movement for Progressive Judaism.<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active congregations by movement
! Movement !! Umbrella body !! Charity no. !! Active congregations
|-
| United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || CC 242552 || 67
|-
| Federation of Synagogues || [[Federation of Synagogues]] || CC 254951 || 44
|-
| Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] || CC 249892; CC 1158987 || 85
|-
| Progressive (Reform and Liberal) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] || CC 1214734 || 77
|-
| Masorti || [[Masorti Judaism]] || CC 1117590 || 16
|-
| Sephardi || [[The S&P Sephardi Community]] || CC 212517 || 24
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] || CC 227638 || 45
|-
| Independent Orthodox || none || – || 94
|-
| Independent (Liberal or Reform ritual) || none || – || 2
|-
| Charedi, independent || none || – || 35
|-
| Partnership minyanim || none || – || 5
|-
| Cross-communal and unaffiliated || none || – || 7
|}

=== United Synagogue ===
:''Main article: [[United Synagogue]]''
The [[United Synagogue]] was instituted in 1870 to unite Orthodox congregations in London.<ref name="cr_hist">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/history-chief-rabbinate/ History of the Chief Rabbinate], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 242552).<ref name="cc_us">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/242552 United Synagogue – charity 242552], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 June 1965, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Its spiritual leader is the Chief Rabbi of the [[United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth]], currently [[Ephraim Mirvis]].<ref name="jcr_us"/><ref name="cr_etz">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Madrichim-PDFs_02.pdf The Etz Chaim Project: 2. The Chief Rabbi's Communities], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', November 2018, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The United Synagogue lists 67 member communities.<ref name="us_list"/> Most are in London.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of these, 54 have no charity registration of their own and are covered by the United Synagogue's umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
:''Main article: [[Federation of Synagogues]]''
The [[Federation of Synagogues]] was founded in 1887 to cater for the many small, less anglicised congregations (''chevrot'') that had multiplied in London, particularly after the pogroms that followed the assassination of Tsar Alexander II in 1881.<ref name="jcr_fed">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Federation_of_Synagogues.htm The Federation of Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 254951).<ref name="cc_fed">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/254951 Federation of Synagogues – charity 254951], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 November 1968, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The Federation states that it 'comprises 18 constituent and 27 affiliated kehillos'; its affiliates include organisations and minyanim as well as synagogues.<ref name="fed_list"/> JCR-UK gives 18 constituent synagogues and 7 affiliated congregations.<ref name="jcr_fed"/> The list of active congregations below includes 44 Federation congregations, 20 as members and 24 as affiliates, compiled from these and the other sources cited. Nine of the Federation's congregations are Chabad-Lubavitch centres (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]). Its religious head in 2022 was [[Shraga Feivel Zimmerman|Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman]].<ref name="jc_zimmerman">Simon Rocker, [https://www.thejc.com/news/federation-head-attacks-plans-to-change-israeli-conversion-system-ezn6lfct Federation head attacks plans to change Israeli conversion system], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 28 January 2022, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
:''Main article: [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]]''
[[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] (UOHC) was founded in 1926 by Rabbi Dr [[Victor Schonfeld]]. According to JCR-UK it has an affiliation of nearly 90 synagogues and a number of educational institutions which, while retaining their independence, accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate. Its head office is at 140 Stamford Hill, London N16 6QT, and its kashrut authority is [[Kedassia]].<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Two registered charities carry the UOHC name: CC 249892, registered in 1966, and CC 1158987, registered in 2014.<ref name="cc_uohc">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/249892 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 249892], ''Register of Charities'', registered 7 November 1966, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_uohc2">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1158987 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 1158987], ''Register of Charities'', registered 27 October 2014, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> JCR-UK lists 85 active congregations as associated with the UOHC, most of them in Stamford Hill and Golders Green in London.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Many are Hasidic ''shtiebels'' (see [[#Hasidic courts|Hasidic courts]]).

=== Progressive Judaism (Reform and Liberal) ===
:''Main article: [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]]''
:''See also: [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)]]''
[[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] (MPJ) came into effect on 1 January 2026 on the formal union of [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)|Liberal Judaism]]. The two movements announced their intention to merge in April 2023, and members of both voted to unite at parallel extraordinary general meetings on 18 May 2025.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/> The MPJ was registered as a charity (CC 1214734) on 29 August 2025.<ref name="cc_mpj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1214734 The Movement for Progressive Judaism – charity 1214734], ''Register of Charities'', registered 29 August 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The charities of the two predecessor movements, The Movement for Reform Judaism (CC 1139806) and Liberal Judaism (ULPS) (CC 1151090), remained on the register in October 2026.<ref name="cc_mrj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1139806 The Movement for Reform Judaism – charity 1139806], ''Register of Charities'', registered 12 January 2011, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_lj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1151090 Liberal Judaism (ULPS) – charity 1151090], ''Register of Charities'', registered 5 March 2013, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The MPJ's community directory lists 77 congregations in the United Kingdom, 49 of Reform heritage and 28 of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list"/>

=== Masorti ===
:''Main article: [[Masorti Judaism]]''
[[Masorti Judaism]] is the umbrella body for Masorti (Conservative) congregations in the United Kingdom. It was founded in 1985 and was known as the Assembly of Masorti Synagogues until 20 September 2012. It is affiliated to [[Masorti Olami]].<ref name="jcr_mas">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Masorti.htm Masorti Judaism UK (formerly Assembly of Masorti Synagogues)], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 1117590).<ref name="cc_mas">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1117590 Masorti Judaism – charity 1117590], ''Register of Charities'', registered 16 January 2007, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Masorti Judaism lists 16 communities.<ref name="mas_list"/> The JPR found that Masorti membership had more than doubled between 1990 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Sephardi ===
:''Main article: [[The S&P Sephardi Community]]''
The principal Sephardi synagogal body is [[The S&P Sephardi Community]], known until about 2015 as the Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation; its head office is at 2 Ashworth Road, Maida Vale, London W9 1JY. According to JCR-UK, most Sephardi and other Eastern-rite (''Edot haMizrach'') congregations are independent, although many are loosely affiliated with the S&P Sephardi Community.<ref name="jcr_seph">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Sephardi.htm Sephardi and Other Eastern Ritual (Adoth Mizrach) Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The community's main registered charity is [[Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue]] (CC 212517).<ref name="cc_sp">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/212517 Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue – charity 212517], ''Register of Charities'', registered 22 September 1967, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Of the 24 active Sephardi congregations, 9 appear on the S&P Sephardi Community's list of affiliated synagogues and minyanim;<ref name="sp_list"/> the rest are independent, including Persian and Adeni congregations.<ref name="jcr_seph"/>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
:''Main article: [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]]''
:''See also: [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]''
[[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] was founded in about 1948 and is affiliated to [[Agudas Chassidei Chabad]]. It is a registered charity (CC 227638), registered on 24 February 1964.<ref name="jcr_chabad">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Chabad.htm Chabad Lubavitch UK], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_chabad">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/227638 Chabad Lubavitch UK – charity 227638], ''Register of Charities'', registered 24 February 1964, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 45 active congregations are listed as Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues or Chabad houses. A further 13 Chabad-run congregations belong to another synagogue movement (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]).<ref name="jcr_chabad"/>

=== Independent Orthodox ===
:''Main article: [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]''
129 active Orthodox congregations belong to none of the umbrella bodies above, and each is constituted as its own charity or community. According to JCR-UK, most Orthodox congregations outside London are independent, although many are under the aegis of the Chief Rabbi.<ref name="jcr_ind"/> The Office of the Chief Rabbi describes the Chief Rabbi as the spiritual authority for 120 traditional Orthodox communities, divided between United Synagogue communities and independent congregations in the provinces of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of the independent congregations, 94 are mainstream or modern Orthodox, among them congregations in Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool and Greater Manchester, and 35 are strictly Orthodox (Charedi) congregations not associated with the UOHC.

Two other independent congregations, [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] and [[Westminster Synagogue]], are not Orthodox: the JPR counts Belsize Square with the Liberal strand and Westminster Synagogue with the Reform strand.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Partnership minyanim ===
Partnership minyanim use the traditional liturgy and a ''mechitzah'' while allowing women to read from the Torah and lead parts of the service. In the United Kingdom they are independent, with no central governing body; most were set up at the initiative of members of the UK chapter of the [[Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance]] (JOFA UK). Their adherence to Orthodox standards is disputed by many within the Orthodox community.<ref name="jcr_pm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Partnership.htm Partnership Minyanim], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 5 are active.<ref name="jcr_pm"/>

=== Cross-communal and unaffiliated congregations ===
A small number of congregations serve more than one tradition. [[Mosaic Jewish Community]] in Stanmore brings Liberal, Masorti and Reform congregations together under one umbrella.<ref name="jcr_mosaic">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/mosaic/index.htm Mosaic Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> [[Oxford Jewish Congregation]], a cross-communal congregation, also appears in the MPJ directory.<ref name="mpj_list"/> The Colchester and District and Guildford and District Jewish communities are registered charities that serve their local communities without a stated movement affiliation.<ref name="ccreg"/> The [[Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community]], founded by 2007, is non-denominational and serves north Lancashire and Cumbria, holding High Holy Day and some Sabbath and festival services at the Lancaster University chaplaincy centre; it is a member of the [[Board of Deputies of British Jews]].<ref name="jcr_lancaster">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/lancaster/index.htm Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, Lancashire and Cumbria Liberal Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="lljc_about">Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, [https://lancslakesjc.org.uk/about/ About our community], ''Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> Its website lists [[Ben Soffa]] as chair and [[Noah Katz]] as vice chair; Katz had signed the community's letters as chair in August 2024, and Soffa was described as newly elected chair in September 2024.<ref name="lljc_leaders">Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, [https://lancslakesjc.org.uk/community-leadership/ Community leadership], ''Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="lljc_muslim">Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, [https://lancslakesjc.org.uk/message-of-support-to-the-lancaster-muslim-community/ Message of support to the Lancaster Muslim community], ''Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community'', August 2024, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="lljc_sutr">Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, [https://lancslakesjc.org.uk/stand-up-to-racism-meeting/ Stand Up To Racism meeting], ''Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community'', September 2024, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> The [[Hastings Jewish Community]], non-denominational and unaffiliated, was formally established in 2024 and has no synagogue building; Hastings Jewish Community Ltd (company no. 15784234) was incorporated on 17 June 2024. It organised the town's Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration in January 2026.<ref name="jcr_hastings">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/hastings/index.htm Hastings & District Jewish Groups and Societies], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ch_15784234">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/15784234 Hastings Jewish Community Ltd, company no. 15784234], ''GOV.UK'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="hbc_hmd2026">Hastings Borough Council, [https://www.hastings.gov.uk/news/latest/hmd-2026/ "Bridging generations"], ''Hastings Borough Council'', 13 January 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>

== Hasidic courts ==
Many strictly Orthodox congregations in Stamford Hill, Golders Green and Salford are the ''shtiebels'' of particular Hasidic dynasties (courts), and most of the London ones are associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> The table counts active congregations whose name, JCR-UK entry, JPR listing or registered charitable objects identify the dynasty.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/><ref name="jpr"/><ref name="ccreg"/> It gives 53 congregations across 32 dynasties, in addition to 58 Chabad-Lubavitch congregations. Satmar has the largest number of shtiebels.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Hasidic dynasties with UK congregations (Chabad-Lubavitch excluded)
! Dynasty !! Congregations !! Locations
|-
| [[Satmar (Hasidic dynasty)|Satmar]] || 9 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov]] || 4 || Edgware, London
|-
| [[Belz (Hasidic dynasty)|Belz]] || 3 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Ger (Gur)]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Vizhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Vizhnitz]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Biala (Hasidic dynasty)|Biala]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Bobov (Hasidic dynasty)|Bobov]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Chernobyl (Hasidic dynasty)|Chernobyl]] || 2 || London, Manchester
|-
| [[Kosov (Hasidic dynasty)|Kosov]] || 2 || Canvey Island, London
|-
| [[Alexander (Hasidic dynasty)|Alexander]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Dushinsky (Hasidic dynasty)|Dushinsky]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty)|Karlin-Stolin]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Kerestir (Hasidic dynasty)|Kerestir]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Kretchnif (Hasidic dynasty)|Kretchnif]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Machnovka (Hasidic dynasty)|Machnovka (Belz-Machnovka)]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Munkacs (Hasidic dynasty)|Munkacs]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Nadvorna (Hasidic dynasty)|Nadvorna]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Pshevorsk (Hasidic dynasty)|Pshevorsk]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Rachmastrivka (Hasidic dynasty)|Rachmastrivka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Ruzhin (Hasidic dynasty)|Ruzhin (branch not stated)]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sadigura (Hasidic dynasty)|Sadigura]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sanz-Klausenburg (Hasidic dynasty)|Sanz-Klausenburg]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sassov (Hasidic dynasty)|Sassov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Shotz (Hasidic dynasty)|Shotz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skole (Hasidic dynasty)|Skole]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skver (Hasidic dynasty)|Skver]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Spinka (Hasidic dynasty)|Spinka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Stanislov (Hasidic dynasty)|Stanislov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Strozhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Strozhnitz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tchabe (Hasidic dynasty)|Tchabe]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Toldos Aharon (Hasidic dynasty)|Toldos Aharon]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tosh (Hasidic dynasty)|Tosh]] || 1 || London
|}

The table excludes 1 congregation linked to the Sanz dynasty only by indirect evidence: [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]. It also excludes 17 registered charities with dynastic names that have no current listing as active synagogues.

== Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements ==
Chabad-Lubavitch runs 57 active congregations.<ref name="jcr_chabad"/> Of these, 13 (23%) also belong to another synagogue movement: 9 are member or affiliated congregations of the Federation of Synagogues,<ref name="fed_list"/><ref name="jcr_fed"/> and 4 are associated with the UOHC according to JCR-UK.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] in Hendon, for example, has been a Federation constituent since 2017 and was formerly associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_fed"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Chabad-Lubavitch congregations affiliated to another movement
! Congregation !! Town !! Movement !! Charity no.
|-
| [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || CC 1129679
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton|Chabad Brighton]] || Brighton & Hove || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1192044
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || Radlett || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || London (West Hampstead) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1201417
|-
| [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood|Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree]] || Borehamwood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts|Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages]] || Bricket Wood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1198884
|-
| [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || London (Golders Green) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || –
|-
| [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1193647
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || London (Islington) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1164760
|-
| [[Heichal Menachem]] || London (Golders Green) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated; also listed as Chabad-Lubavitch) || –
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1113847
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Edgware || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || –
|-
| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1171625
|}

A further congregation, the [[The Hampstead Village Shul|Hampstead Village Shul]], is probably a Chabad-Lubavitch centre but has no confirmed movement affiliation.

== Size and trends ==
=== Membership ===
The most recent national survey of synagogue membership, published by the JPR in 2017, counted 79,597 member households in 454 synagogues in 2016. Membership had fallen by 20% (20,166 households) since 1990 and by 4% (3,366 households) since 2010. About 56% of Jewish households in the United Kingdom held synagogue membership, with markedly lower proportions in Scotland (about a third), Wales (about a quarter) and Northern Ireland (about an eighth).<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogue membership (households) by strand, 1990 and 2016
! Strand !! 1990 !! 2016 !! Change 2010–2016 !! Change 1990–2016
|-
| Central Orthodox || 66,201 || 41,990 || −7.5% || −36.6%
|-
| Reform || 16,824 || 15,458 || −4.1% || −8.1%
|-
| Strictly Orthodox || 4,489 || 10,712 || +18.4% || +138.6%
|-
| Liberal || 7,785 || 6,514 || −9.5% || −16.3%
|-
| Masorti || 1,226 || 2,620 || +15.5% || +113.7%
|-
| Sephardi || 3,238 || 2,303 || −21.4% || −28.9%
|-
| '''Total''' || '''99,763''' || '''79,597''' || '''−4.1%''' || '''−20.2%'''
|}
Source: JPR, ''Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016'', tables 3 and 4.<ref name="jpr"/>

Central Orthodox synagogues held 52.8% of memberships in 2016, Reform 19.4%, Strictly Orthodox 13.5%, Liberal 8.2%, Masorti 3.3% and Sephardi 2.9%. Central Orthodox and Strictly Orthodox synagogues each made up 37.4% of all synagogues, but the average Central Orthodox synagogue had 247 member households against 63 for a Strictly Orthodox one; Reform synagogues were the largest on average, with 344.<ref name="jpr"/> Half of all members belonged to synagogues in five areas: Barnet, Westminster, Hertsmere, Redbridge and Stamford Hill.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Congregation size ===
The JPR published membership bands for the 321 synagogues outside the strictly Orthodox sector whose figures it collected.<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogues by household membership, 2016 (excluding strictly Orthodox synagogues)
! Member households !! Synagogues
|-
| 1,500–1,900 || 2
|-
| 1,000–1,499 || 10
|-
| 750–999 || 11
|-
| 500–749 || 19
|-
| 400–499 || 11
|-
| 300–399 || 24
|-
| 200–299 || 34
|-
| 100–199 || 62
|-
| 50–99 || 68
|-
| Under 50 || 80
|-
| '''Total''' || '''321'''
|}

=== Mergers and closures ===
The JPR found that 13 mainstream synagogues had ceased operating between 2010 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/> Mergers documented since then include:
* [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] in Ilford, formed on 21 May 2019 by the merger of Ilford United Synagogue and Redbridge United Synagogue, itself formed in 2015 from Clayhall and Newbury Park.<ref name="jcr_cranbrook">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/cranbrook/index.htm Cranbrook United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]], formed when the Herefordshire Jewish Community joined the Gloucestershire Liberal Jewish Community in 2019.<ref name="jcr_heref">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/heref/index.htm Herefordshire Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish Community, formed in February 2026 by the merger of the Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish communities.<ref name="jcr_chelm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/chelm/index.htm Chelmsford Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]], formed by the merger of Edgware & District Reform Synagogue and Hendon Reform Synagogue.<ref name="jcr_eh">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/edgware_hendon_ref/index.htm Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* At movement level, the union of Reform and Liberal Judaism as the Movement for Progressive Judaism on 1 January 2026.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

== Relations with Israel ==
The movements' documented positions on and activities relating to Israel differ widely. This section summarises what each movement, or reporting on it, records.

=== United Synagogue ===
A United Synagogue publication of August 2024 lists initiatives by its communities and its central office since 7 October 2023. They include two major events with over 1,500 people at each, one of them addressed by the then Prime Minister [[Rishi Sunak]]; a 'Shabbat for Israel' designated by the Chief Rabbi for 8–9 March 2024; support for solidarity rallies for Israel and for the release of hostages; a partnership with [[United Jewish Israel Appeal|UJIA]] and [[Leket Israel|Leket]] to provide hot meals for displaced Israelis; and the 'first United Synagogue mission to Israel'.<ref name="us_book">United Synagogue Education & Events Team, [https://theus.org.uk/assets/uploads/2024/09/US-ISRAEL-BOOK-DESIGN-FINAL.pdf Israel: Reflections since 7 October. Our connection to the land and the state], ''United Synagogue'', August 2024, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Individual communities mark Yom Ha'atzmaut; at Wembley in April 2026 the community celebrated Israel's 78th Yom Ha'atzmaut and ended its kiddush with the ''Hatikvah''.<ref name="us_wembley">Brenda Hyman, [https://theus.org.uk/community-news/yom-haazmaut-at-wembley-2026/ Yom Ha'azmaut at Wembley 2026], ''United Synagogue'', April 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
In January 2022 the Federation's religious head, Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman, condemned the Israeli government's plan to allow local town rabbis to approve conversions instead of the [[Chief Rabbinate of Israel]] alone, calling it a 'travesty' that 'must be forcefully opposed'.<ref name="jc_zimmerman"/>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
In late May 2021 a letter signed by 14 strictly Orthodox rabbis in Stamford Hill, among them several UOHC rabbinic judges, protested against 'provocative actions and public demonstrations by the Zionists'. ''The Jewish Chronicle'' reported that it could not verify the letter. The letter followed a visit to Downing Street by UOHC president Binyomin Stern as part of a delegation led by Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis. A community leader, speaking anonymously, told the paper that the letter had not been signed by 'the UOHC or anyone speaking on its behalf'.<ref name="jc_uohc">Mathilde Frot, [https://www.thejc.com/news/orthodox-rabbis-reportedly-sign-letter-attacking-zionists-vcuil00b Orthodox rabbis reportedly sign letter attacking 'Zionists'], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 1 June 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Progressive Judaism ===
The MPJ describes itself as 'a Zionist movement – committed to there being a Jewish, pluralist and democratic State in the historic homeland of Israel'. It states that it remains 'committed to two safe and secure states – Israel and Palestine', and that it works alongside the [[Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism]].<ref name="mpj_israel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/israel/ Our Relationship with Israel], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In February 2026 its co-leads, Rabbis [[Josh Levy]] and [[Charley Baginsky]], opposed a Knesset bill to give the Chief Rabbinate sole control over the Western Wall, including its egalitarian section.<ref name="mpj_kotel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/progressive-leaders-speak-out-against-kotel-control-bill/ Progressive leaders speak out against Kotel control bill], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 25 February 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In June 2026 they welcomed UK government sanctions against those responsible for settler violence in the West Bank, while stating that the movement does not support BDS.<ref name="mpj_sanctions">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-welcoming-targeted-sanctions-against-settler-violence/ Statement welcoming targeted sanctions against settler violence], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 10 June 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In September 2026 they described Israeli plans for the E1 area as 'part of an explicit project, led by [[Bezalel Smotrich]] and [[Itamar Ben-Gvir]], to establish permanent Israeli control and make a viable Palestinian state impossible'.<ref name="mpj_e1">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-on-the-possibility-of-uk-action-on-settlement-expansion/ Statement on the possibility of UK action on settlement expansion], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 1 September 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Reform and Liberal communities hold joint Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut events.<ref name="lj_yha">Liberal Judaism, [https://www.liberaljudaism.org/2025/05/progressive-communities-unite-for-yom-haatzmaut-events/ Progressive communities unite for Yom Ha'atzmaut events], ''Liberal Judaism'', 10 May 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Masorti ===
Masorti Judaism states that it believes 'in the centrality of Israel in Jewish life' and that it is part of [[Mercaz]], 'the worldwide Masorti Zionist organisation'.<ref name="mas_faq">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/what-is-masortis-relationship-with-israel/ What is Masorti's relationship with Israel?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 18 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It says that Mercaz was founded partly to give Masorti Jews a voice with an Israeli government that does not recognise Masorti Judaism.<ref name="mas_mercaz">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/why-does-mercaz-matter/ Why does Mercaz matter?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 19 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> On 9 October 2023 its senior rabbi, [[Jonathan Wittenberg]], published a prayer for the release of the hostages and for the safety of Palestinian civilians, calling for a humanitarian corridor.<ref name="mas_oct">Jonathan Wittenberg, [https://masorti.org.uk/israel/ Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 9 October 2023, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A Masorti leaders' trip to Israel took place in December 2025.<ref name="mas_trip">Janine Stein, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-judaism-uk-leaders-trip-to-israel/ Masorti Judaism UK Leaders' Trip to Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 11 December 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Sephardi ===
The Sabbath morning service of the S&P Sephardi Community includes a Prayer for the State of Israel alongside the Prayer for the Royal Family,<ref name="sp_shabbat">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/15024-2/ Sabbath Morning service – part 2], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the community has a special melody used on Yom Ha'atzmaut.<ref name="sp_weekday">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/weekday-afternoon-evening-services/ Weekday afternoon and evening services], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
In January 2025 the [[Charity Commission for England and Wales|Charity Commission]] issued an official warning to the trustees of [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex]] over a fundraiser launched in October 2023 for [[Israel Defense Forces|IDF]] soldiers on Israel's northern border, which raised £2,280. The Commission said that it was not lawful for a charity to raise funds to support a soldier of a foreign military.<ref name="jpost_chabad">Jerusalem Post Staff, [https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/article-837000 London Chabad Lubavitch center in trouble for IDF fundraising], ''The Jerusalem Post'', 10 January 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

==== Closed since 2016 ====
The following congregations, listed in the JPR's 2016 report or in earlier directories, have since closed or ceased activity; the York entry records the deconsecration of a building whose congregation closed earlier.
* [[Margate Hebrew Congregation]]: no formal services since before the 2017 High Holy Days; the building was sold in December 2020, deconsecrated and is now an arts and community venue. Its charitable trust (CC 273506) remains registered.<ref name="jcr_margate">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/than/index.htm Margate Hebrew Congregation, Kent, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jc_margate">[https://www.thejc.com/news/community/margate-synagogue-saved-after-anonymous-benefactor-steps-in-mdla11ov Margate synagogue saved after 'anonymous benefactor' steps in], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Manchester Liberal Jewish Community]]: ceased activities in about 2024; its charity (CC 1120548) was removed from the register on 17 July 2024, with the reason given as a transfer of funds.<ref name="jcr_mcrlib">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/m50_lib/index.htm The former Manchester Liberal Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccreg"/>
* [[Lancashire and Cumbria Liberal Jewish Community]]: ceased operating in about 2020–2021.<ref name="jcr_lancaster"/>
* [[East Grinstead and District Jewish Community]]: last listed in the Jewish Year Book in 2014; its charity (CC 288189) was removed from the register on 5 September 2017.<ref name="jcr_eastg">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/eastg/index.htm The former East Grinstead and District Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccreg"/>
* [[Hastings and District Jewish Society]]: its charity (CC 273806) was removed from the register on 31 May 2018 as having ceased to exist.<ref name="jcr_hastings"/><ref name="ccreg"/>
* [[York Hebrew Congregation]]: closed in 1975; its former synagogue in Aldwark was deconsecrated on 1 July 2025.<ref name="york_deconsec">York Liberal Jewish Community, [https://jewsinyork.org.uk/york-shul-deconsecrated-50-years-after-closing/ York Shul deconsecrated 50 years after closing], ''Jews in York'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Bournemouth Masorti Community]]: had ceased operating by 1 January 2017.<ref name="jcr_bmasorti">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/bou5-mas/index.htm The former Bournemouth Masorti Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Bristol Jewish Congregation]] (formerly Masorti Jews in Bristol): left Masorti Judaism in March 2017 and has not been active since about 2018.<ref name="jcr_brmasorti">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/bri2_mas/index.htm Bristol Jewish Congregation (formerly Bristol Masorti Synagogue)], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Kehillat Ohel Avraham]], Hendon: a successor congregation to Yakar that met at the London School of Jewish Studies; it closed on an uncertain date; it was last listed in the Jewish Year Book in 2011 but was still listed in the JPR report in 2016.<ref name="jcr_yakar">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/hendon_yakar_ind/index.htm The former Yakar Kehila & Yakar Synagogue, Hendon, London NW4], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>

== List of active congregations ==
The table lists all 501 active congregations. A dash in the charity column means that no registered charity number is recorded for the congregation in the sources cited. United Synagogue communities without their own registration are covered by the umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/><ref name="oscr"/><ref name="ccni"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active synagogues in the United Kingdom (501)
! Name !! Movement !! Town !! Nation !! Charity no.
|-
| [[La Synagogue Française de Londres]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Aberdeen || Scotland || OSCR SC002901 OSCR SC046585
|-
| [[Adass Yeshurun Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Broughton Park) || England || CC 1174025
|-
| [[Adath Israel Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 207956
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Congregation of Aden Jews in the United Kingdom|Aden Jews Congregation]] || Sephardi || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 252022
|-
| [[Ahavas Torah]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Aish Community Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Alei Tzion Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1169737
|-
| [[Anshei Shalom]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1100912
|-
| [[Anshei Shlomo]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Avnei Kodesh]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1167982
|-
| [[Bais Tefilla]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1179122
|-
| [[Barnet Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || New Barnet || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1089977
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| [[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bedford || England || –
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| [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1129679
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| [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1177104 1177104]<ref name="cc_1177104">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1177104 Tehilois Yoel, registered charity no. 1177104], ''Charity Commission'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cb_tehilois">Charity Bank, [https://www.charitybank.org/news/securing-a-synagogues-future/ Securing a synagogue's future], ''Charity Bank'', 13 October 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
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| [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh']] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1124718
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Biala]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Canvey]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198799
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| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 326480
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1098896
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1175576
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev - Craven Walk]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1136805
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1104262
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1033039
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| [[Congregation Sharei Sholom Tchabe Limited|Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1116596
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| [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1160643
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| [[Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1121622
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| [[Beis Kossov]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1046309
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| [[Beis Michaol]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
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| [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beis Sholem D'Shotz]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
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| [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beist Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1219459
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| [[Beit Klal Yisrael]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Kensington) || England || –
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| [[Belfast Jewish Community|Belfast Jewish Community (formerly the Belfast Hebrew Congregation)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Belfast || Northern Ireland || CCNI 100486
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| [[Belmont Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] || Independent || London (Belsize Park) || England || CC 1144866
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| [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1142879
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| [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road)]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1004327
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| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common)]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1206835
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| [[Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1135274
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| [[Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1196025
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| [[Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1173655
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| [[Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1202185
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| [[Beth Joseph Zvi]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue|Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Cambridge]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cambridge || England || CC 1136605
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| [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 251044
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| [[Beth Talmud Centre]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Bevis Marks Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (City) || England || –
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| [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || –
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| [[Birmingham Central United Synagogue|Birmingham Central Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Birmingham || England || CC 501067
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| [[Birmingham Hebrew Congregation|Birmingham Hebrew Congregation (Singers Hill)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Birmingham || England || CC 222277
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| [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Birmingham || England || CC 242057
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| [[Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Blackpool || England || CC 1148088
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| [[Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bognor Regis || England || –
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| [[Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue|Borehamwood & Elstree Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Borehamwood || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1195412 CC 1152775
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| [[Bournemouth Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1040356
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| [[Bournemouth Sephardi Association]] || Sephardi || Bournemouth || England || –
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| [[Bradford Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bradford || England || –
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| [[Breslov Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1184303
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| [[Breslov UK (Edgware)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1172423
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| [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1130334
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| [[Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Brighton & Hove || England || –
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| [[Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hove || England || CC 1115092
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| [[Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1046457 CC 1149342
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| [[Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1155461
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| [[Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bristol || England || CC 1191437
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| [[Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bristol || England || CC 1165722
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| [[Bromley Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bromley || England || CC 1098431
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| [[Brondesbury Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Willesden) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 516513
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| [[Bury Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bury || England || CC 1165261
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| [[Bushey United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Bushey || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cambridge || England || CC 282849
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| [[Canvey Talmudical Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198864
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| [[Cardiff Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1144498
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| [[Cardiff United Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1055573
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| [[Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Bromley || England || CC 1105859
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| [[Central Square Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1106681
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| [[Central Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Chabad Belgravia]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Belgravia) || England || CC 1146332
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton|Chabad Brighton]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Brighton & Hove || England || CC 1192044
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| [[Chabad Camden Town]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Camden Town) || England || CC 1215128
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| [[Chabad Francophone Maida Vale]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Maida Vale) || England || CC 1195631
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| [[Chabad Hammersmith]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hammersmith) || England || CC 1204607
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| [[Chabad Hatfield]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Hatfield || England || CC 1216907
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| [[Chabad House of Hendon]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1197396
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| [[Chabad Israeli Centre]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1141046
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| [[Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1202025
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| [[Chabad of Edinburgh|Chabad Jewish Community of Edinburgh]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC045668
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Buckurst Hill|Chabad Lubavitch for Buckhurst Hill]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Buckhurst Hill || England || –
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Epping]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Epping || England || CC 1197391
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Havering]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Havering || England || –
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Southend]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Southend-on-Sea || England || –
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Leicester]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leicester || England || CC 1182175
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Bloomsbury) || England || CC 1140342
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1151681
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex Limited|Chabad Lubavitch of North East London and Essex (Chabad Ilford)]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Ilford || England || CC 1123001
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Pinner || England || CC 1196650
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Radlett || England || –
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Sheffield || England || CC 1199252
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Solihull || England || CC 1195456
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Altrincham || England || CC 1200475
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (West Hampstead) || England || CC 1201417
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| [[Chabad Mill Hill East]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Mill Hill East) || England || CC 1195262
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| [[Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank )]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Battersea) || England || CC 1176543
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| [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood|Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Borehamwood || England || –
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts|Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Bricket Wood || England || CC 1198884
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| [[Chabad of Bristol]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bristol || England || CC 1174404
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| [[Chabad of Bushey]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bushey || England || –
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| [[Chabad of Cambridge]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cambridge || England || CC 1162783
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| [[Chabad of Colindale]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1215586
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| [[Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Crouch End) || England || CC 1192714
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| [[Chabad of Didsbury]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1214281
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| [[Chabad of Finchley]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1197411
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| [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Greenwich) || England || CC 1195277
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| [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1193647
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| [[Chabad of Nottingham]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1144625
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| [[Chabad of Oxford]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Oxford || England || –
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| [[Chabad of South Wales]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1215881
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| [[Chabad of West London - Ealing]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Ealing) || England || –
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| [[Chabad West Surrey]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || West Byfleet || England || –
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| [[Chabad Whitefield]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1198902
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of South London|Chabad Wimbledon]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Wimbledon) || England || CC 1154533
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| [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Islington) || England || CC 1164760
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| [[Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
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| [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Upper Clapton)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
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| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Golders Green)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 285475
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| [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
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| [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
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| [[Chassidishe Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1205588
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| [[Chatham Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Chatham || England || CC 800902
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| [[Chazak]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || –
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| [[Cheetham Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1088436
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| [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1171399
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| [[Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chelsea) || England || CC 1101862
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| [[Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cheltenham || England || CC 1156818
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| [[Chernobel Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Manchester || England || CC 1191243
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| [[Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1166465
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| [[Cheshire Reform Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester (Sharston) || England || CC 1124560
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| [[Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
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| [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || –
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| [[Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Chigwell || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Childwall Hebrew Congregation]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1148396
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| [[Clapton Federation Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
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| [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Southgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Colchester and District Jewish Community]] || Cross-communal || Colchester || England || CC 237240
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| [[Congregation Ateres Zvi]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1063664
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| [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1139436
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| [[Congregation of Jacob Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Whitechapel) || England || CC 1208500
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| [[Coventry Jewish Reform Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Coventry || England || –
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| [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Ilford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Crawley Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Crawley || England || –
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| [[Crouch End Chavurah]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Crouch End) || England || –
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| [[Croydon & District Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Croydon || England || –
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| [[Damesek Eliezer Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
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| [[Darchei Avot]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || –
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| [[Darlington Hebrew Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Darlington || England || –
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| [[David Ishag Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Wembley || England || CC 260863
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| [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Dvash]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1185002
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| [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Ealing) || England || CC 1037099
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| [[Ealing Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Ealing) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (South Woodford) || England || CC 232980 CC 1171254
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| [[East London Central Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Stepney) || England || –
|-
| [[Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Eastbourne || England || –
|-
| [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Eastbourne || England || CC 1115670
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| [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Edgware || England || CC 1135296 CC 1038116 CC 1172458
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| [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1123950
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| [[Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH)]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || CC 1197604
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| [[Edgware Torah Centre]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Edgware United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC016924
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| [[Eitz Hachaim]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || –
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| [[Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Enfield || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Etz Chaim Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 513851
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| [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Exeter Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Exeter || England || –
|-
| [[Finchley Central Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Finchley) || England || –
|-
| [[Finchley Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Finchley) || England || –
|-
| [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1167285
|-
| [[Finchley Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1137557
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| [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash|Finchley Road Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1102303
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| [[Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Finsbury Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finsbury Park & Manor House) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Garnethill Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Glasgow || Scotland || OSCR SC010788
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| [[The Gateshead Kehilla (G.H.C) Limited|Gateshead Kehilla (Gateshead Hebrew Congregation)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1177090
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| [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Gateshead || England || –
|-
| [[Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Giffnock || Scotland || OSCR SC049806
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| [[Glasgow Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newton Mearns || Scotland || OSCR SC052553
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| [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1138578
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| [[Golders Green Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Great and New Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1135569
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| [[Guildford and District Jewish Community]] || Cross-communal || Guildford || England || CC 268088
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| [[Hackney & East London Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hackney) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Hadley Wood Jewish Community]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hadley Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Hale and District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hale Barns || England || CC 1180143 CC 506820
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| [[Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue|Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue (including the Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue Sephardi Minyan)]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Hampstead Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Harlow Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Harlow || England || CC 1186532
|-
| [[Harrogate Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Harrogate || England || CC 1210182
|-
| [[Hashkama Minyan at EAYC]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Hastings Jewish Community]] || Unaffiliated || Hastings || England || –
|-
| [[Havura community]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || –
|-
| [[Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester (Heaton Park) || England || CC 1159067
|-
| [[Heichal Hatorah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 264361
|-
| [[Heichal Menachem]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Hekhal Leah Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Hemel Hempstead || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hendon (United) Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1184204 CC 1187431
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| [[Hendon Beis Hamedrash]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hendon Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hidah Synagogue and Beth Midrash]] || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1021035
|-
| [[Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chingford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Higher Broughton) || England || –
|-
| [[Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1202519
|-
| [[Highgate Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Highgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hillock Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || –
|-
| [[Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1133404
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| [[Hull Hebrew Congregation]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Hull (Anlaby) || England || CC 1035451
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| [[Ilford Federation Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Ilford || England || –
|-
| [[Isle of Wight Jewish Society]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cowes, Isle of Wight || England || –
|-
| [[Jacob Benjamin Elias Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 291531
|-
| [[JLE]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1101651
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| [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1098484
|-
| [[Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1157128
|-
| [[Kehal Yedidim]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth Ltd|Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1196706
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| [[Kehilas Kol Yaakov]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Kehillah North London]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1163562
|-
| [[Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1204912
|-
| [[Kehillas Kerestir]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1201952
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| [[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || CC 1120294
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| [[Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cornwall || England || CC 1090562
|-
| [[Kehillat Nashira , Borehamwood Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || Borehamwood || England || CC 1157989
|-
| [[Kehillat Or Tzion]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Manchester || England || CC 1212500
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| [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Maidstone || England || CC 1109044
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| [[Kenton Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Kenton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Kesher Kehillah]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kesser Torah]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Kingsbury Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Kingsbury) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1113847
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| [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Long Ditton, Surbiton || England || CC 270792
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| [[Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Kingston-upon-Thames || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 299763
|-
| [[Knightland Road Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hatch End || England || CC 299063
|-
| [[Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || CC 1081444
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| [[Kol Rina - Golders Green Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1072715 CC 1219627
|-
| [[Kollel Beis Aharon]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 263957
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| [[Kosov Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1204559
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| [[Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community]] || Unaffiliated || Lancaster || England || –
|-
| [[Lauderdale Road Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Maida Vale) || England || –
|-
| [[Leeds Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Leeds || England || –
|-
| [[Leicester Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leicester || England || CC 1179457
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| [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Leicester || England || CC 238867
|-
| [[Levy Kelaty Synagogue Od Yosef Haie]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Leytonstone) || England || CC 1185624
|-
| [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Lincoln || England || CC 1190120
|-
| [[Liverpool Masorti Community]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Liverpool || England || –
|-
| [[Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1089175 CC 1196577
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| [[Liverpool Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Liverpool || England || CC 1098181
|-
| [[Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Llandudno || Wales || –
|-
| [[London Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[London Sephardi Hebrew Congregation - Porat Yosef Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1062880
|-
| [[Loughton Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Loughton || England || CC 1188590
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| [[Chabad-Lubavitch Centre of Leeds|Lubavitch Centre of Leeds]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leeds || England || CC 1123578
|-
| [[Lubavitch in the Midlands]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Birmingham || England || –
|-
| [[Lubavitch Liverpool]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1123511
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1171625
|-
| [[Luton United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Luton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Machzike Hadath Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 289999
|-
| [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1133264
|-
| [[Machzikei Hadass Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 235459
|-
| [[Magen Avot]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Maidenhead Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Maidenhead || England || CC 1110795
|-
| [[Makor Hayim]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Willesden Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Manchester Kolel]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester || England || CC 1205446
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| [[Meade Hill Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester || England || CC 1159112
|-
| [[Meoros Chaim]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1205770
|-
| [[Mesifta Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Mill Hill East Jewish Community]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Mill Hill United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1058193
|-
| [[Montefiore Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Ramsgate || England || –
|-
| [[Mosaic Jewish Community]] || Cross-communal || Stanmore || England || CC 1157109
|-
| [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 251172
|-
| [[Mosaic Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Stanmore || England || CC 1080951
|-
| [[Mosaic Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 1077299 CC 1159303
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| [[Muswell Hill Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Muswell Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hull (Willerby) || England || CC 1080550
|-
| [[Nefesh Hatorah Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1162153
|-
| [[Nekuda Tova Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Ner Yisrael Community]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1193566
|-
| [[Netzach Israel Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[New Essex Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Ilford || England || –
|-
| [[New London Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1133578
|-
| [[New North London Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1094668
|-
| [[The New Rachmistrivke Synagogue Trust|New Rachmistrivke Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1050963
|-
| [[New Stoke Newington Shul]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1176510
|-
| [[New Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[New West End Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Bayswater) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[New Whetstone Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Whetstone) || England || –
|-
| [[Newcastle Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 246816
|-
| [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1152757
|-
| [[North Manchester Reform Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Whitefield || England || –
|-
| [[North Salford Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1172747
|-
| [[North West Surrey Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Weybridge || England || CC 256232
|-
| [[North Western Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1186738 CC 247081
|-
| [[Northampton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Northampton || England || CC 1191560
|-
| [[Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Northwood || England || CC 1092900
|-
| [[Norwich Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Norwich || England || CC 1187450
|-
| [[Norwich Progressive Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Norwich || England || CC 1053565
|-
| [[Nottingham Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1188843
|-
| [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Nottingham || England || CC 246773
|-
| [[Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newbury Park, Ilford || England || CC 236663
|-
| [[Ohel David Eastern Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 243901 CC 1166039
|-
| [[Ohel David Sephardi Synagogue (Essex)]] || Sephardi || Ilford || England || –
|-
| [[Ohel Devorah Adeni Synagogue]] || Sephardi (Adeni) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 1159507
|-
| [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Ohel Mo'ed]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Ohel Moshe Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207160
|-
| [[Ohel Sholom]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1195444
|-
| [[Ohel Torah Congregation]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1136772
|-
| [[Bais Hamedrash Ohel Yakov Ltd|Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk)]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1115308
|-
| [[Ohr Hachayim Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Ohr Yerushalayim Synagogue|Ohr Yerushalayim]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1078745
|-
| [[Ohr Yisrael Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Borehamwood || England || –
|-
| [[Ohromayach Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Oxford Jewish Congregation]] || Cross-communal || Oxford || England || CC 267045 CC 231853
|-
| [[Oxford Masorti Group]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Oxford || England || –
|-
| [[Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Palmers Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Persian Hebrew Congregation]] || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Persian Sephardi Synagogue (Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]] || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1132415
|-
| [[Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Peterborough || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Peterborough || England || –
|-
| [[Pinner Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Pinner || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Plymouth Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Plymouth || England || CC 220010
|-
| [[Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Portsmouth || England || CC 1211148
|-
| [[Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Potters Bar || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Prestwich Beth Hamedrash]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 701846
|-
| [[Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1169075
|-
| [[Queenshill Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1079261
|-
| [[Radlett Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Radlett || England || CC 1161059
|-
| [[Radlett United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Radlett || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Rambam Sephardi Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Borehamwood || England || –
|-
| [[Reading Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Reading || England || CC 220098
|-
| [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Reading || England || CC 281610
|-
| [[Reshet Congregaton]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Richmond Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Richmond || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[RNH Synagogue & College Ltd|RNH Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1123674
|-
| [[Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Romford || England || CC 1121253
|-
| [[Saatchi Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1098107
|-
| [[Safardi Minyan]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1002406
|-
| [[Sale and District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Sale || England || CC 1201165
|-
| [[Sandys Row Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Spitalfields) || England || CC 1136453
|-
| [[Sarah Klauser Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || –
|-
| [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Nitra|Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1058820
|-
| [[Sedgley Park Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich (Sedgley Park) || England || CC 504984
|-
| [[Seed Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester]] || Sephardi || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1067759
|-
| [[Seven Hills Shul]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Sheffield || England || CC 1127317
|-
| [[Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Whetstone) || England || CC 1171418
|-
| [[Shaare Sedek Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Hale Barns || England || –
|-
| [[Shenley United Jewish Community]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Shenley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Shomrai Hadath Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || –
|-
| [[Shomrei Hadass Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || –
|-
| [[Shul in the Park]] (run by [[Lubavitch of Scotland]]) || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || Scotland || OSCR SC046529
|-
| [[Sinai Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Sinai Synagogue (Reform)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Leeds || England || CC 1149738
|-
| [[Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Solihull || England || CC 1100938
|-
| [[South Bucks Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Amersham || England || CC 1098078
|-
| [[South Hampshire Progressive Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Southampton area || England || CC 1040109
|-
| [[South Hampstead Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Belsize Park) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[South Herts and Edgware Masorti]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[South London Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Streatham) || England || CC 236711
|-
| [[South London Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[South Manchester Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bowdon || England || CC 1124507
|-
| [[South Tottenham Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South Tottenham) || England || CC 1145657
|-
| [[Southampton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Southampton || England || CC 1208483
|-
| [[Southend & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 237616
|-
| [[Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1099107
|-
| [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 239096
|-
| [[Southport & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Southport || England || CC 227576
|-
| [[Southport Hebrew Congregation]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Southport || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Salford || England || CC 1192827
|-
| [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park]] || Sephardi || London (Notting Hill) || England || CC 248945
|-
| [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Springfield Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207000
|-
| [[St Albans Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || St Albans || England || CC 1118649
|-
| [[St Albans United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || St Albans || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[St Annes Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Lytham St Annes || England || CC 1161187
|-
| [[St. John's Wood Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Staines-upon-Thames || England || CC 1023277
|-
| [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stevenage || England || –
|-
| [[Stolin Karlin]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Ipswich || England || –
|-
| [[Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC035678
|-
| [[Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || CC 1188399
|-
| [[Sutton & District United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Sutton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Swansea Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Swansea || Wales || CC 249472
|-
| [[Swindon Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Swindon || England || –
|-
| [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[Tayside & Fife Jewish Community]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Dundee || Scotland || OSCR SC012108
|-
| [[Thanet & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Ramsgate || England || CC 294859
|-
| [[The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Northwood || England || CC 1160487
|-
| [[The BL Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1169519
|-
| [[The Hampstead Village Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead) || England || CC 1124605
|-
| [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 235668 CC 1159292
|-
| [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Elstree || England || CC 1182920 CC 262001
|-
| [[The Minyan (Ohel Moshe)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1113311
|-
| [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Gloucester || England || CC 1159055
|-
| [[Tiferes Yisroel Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1191518
|-
| [[Tiferet Eyal Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1116736
|-
| [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Brentwood || England || –
|-
| [[Toldot Aharon]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1162774
|-
| [[Torah Action Life]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1145908
|-
| [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Toras Chaim (shtiebl)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1147957
|-
| [[Toras Chaim Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1103481
|-
| [[Torat Moshe]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Totnes Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Totnes || England || –
|-
| [[Tsur Yisrael (Gibraltar Minyan)]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1101668
|-
| [[United Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 515316
|-
| [[United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 504336
|-
| [[United Synagogue - Manchester]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[United Synagogue - Sheffield]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Sheffield || England || CC 250281
|-
| [[Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1200227
|-
| [[Walford Road Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1101200
|-
| [[Watford & District Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Watford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Welshpool Jewish Group]] || Unaffiliated || Welshpool || Wales || –
|-
| [[Welwyn Garden City Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Welwyn Garden City || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Wembley Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Wembley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi]] || Sephardi || Wembley || England || –
|-
| [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1160082
|-
| [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Bloomsbury) || England || –
|-
| [[West End Great Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1076252
|-
| [[The West London Synagogue of British Jews|West London Synagogue of British Jews]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (West End) || England || CC 1155821
|-
| [[Westcliff Charedi Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1192449
|-
| [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1154188 CC 1167711
|-
| [[Westminster Synagogue]] || Independent || London (Knightsbridge) || England || CC 1133190
|-
| [[Whitefield Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1164798
|-
| [[Wimbledon and District Synagogue|Wimbledon & District Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wimbledon Park) || England || CC 1150678
|-
| [[Woodford Forest United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Woodside Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (North Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || –
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Hitchin || England || –
|-
| [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 260802
|-
| [[Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Gatley || England || CC 236420
|-
| [[Yeshurun Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[York Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || York || England || CC 1166145
|-
| [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1187313
|-
| [[Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[Zichron Reuven Aharon]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1178980
|-
| [[Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1020588
|}

== Congregations and synagogue charities not counted as active ==
The 57 congregations and charities below appear in the sources cited but are not included in the total of active congregations, because their current activity as congregations could not be confirmed from the sources cited. Of these, 47 are strictly Orthodox synagogues listed by the JPR in its 2016 survey,<ref name="jpr"/> 9 are charities on the register of the Charity Commission whose names or objects indicate a synagogue,<ref name="ccreg"/> and one is a congregation that JCR-UK lists with services held very rarely.<ref name="jcr_chester">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/chester/index.htm Chester Hebrew Congregation (synagogue), Chester, Cheshire, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 30 October 2026.</ref> Charity data is taken from the Charity Commission register extract dated 13 October 2026.<ref name="ccreg"/>

=== Strictly Orthodox ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Strictly Orthodox congregations and charities not counted as active (51)
! Name !! Town !! Charity no. !! Registered !! Latest income !! Notes
|-
| [[Machon Mayim Chaim]] || Edgware || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1111180 1111180] || 5 September 2005 || £233,380 (year ending 31 December 2024) || Objects include Jewish education and providing a community centre and/or synagogue.
|-
| [[Ahavas Yisroel (Gateshead)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Ba'er Hatorah]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hatalmud]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Yisroel (Gateshead)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Lechu Vonim]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Minyan Avreichim (Gateshead)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Perach Aharon]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Sunderland Kollel (synagogue)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Zichron Shaul]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Crowland Shul]] || London (Stamford Hill / South Tottenham) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Be'er Avrohom D'Chasidey Slonim]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Friends of Beth Abraham (Slonim) Limited]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/801072 801072], N15), registered 6 March 1989, appears on the register.
|-
| [[Beis Chabad Beis Menachem (Stamford Hill)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Distinct from [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]], Salford.
|-
| [[Beit Knesset Chida]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Chodosh Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Chatam Sofer]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz (Lampard Grove)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz (St Kilda's Road)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Divrey Shir (Rabinow)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Eidus Behosef Koson]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Ponevezh]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Sharei Tzion]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Toras Moshe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Heichalei Hakodesh Centre Machnovke Belz]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1197513 1197513] || 14 January 2022 || £973,037 (year ending 31 October 2025) || Objects refer to the Machnovke Belz community in Bnei Brak, Israel, and Jewish communities throughout the world; a synagogue is not mentioned.
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim (Stamford Hill)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] and [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]].
|-
| [[Kahal Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1145767 1145767] || 6 February 2012 || £738,315 (year ending 31 December 2024) || Activities describe fundraising, tuition payments and support for students; a synagogue is not mentioned.
|-
| [[Krechniff Avodat Zvi]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]].
|-
| [[Ohel Moshe V'Leah Limited]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1184728 1184728] || 2 August 2019 || £0 (year ending 30 June 2025) || Objects include providing and maintaining a building in North London for use as a synagogue. Nil income in each of the four years ending June 2022 to June 2025.
|-
| [[Ohel Sarah]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Satmar - Berech Moshe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Satmar - Divrei Yoel]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Yeshiva Horomoh Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Machon Levi Yitschok]] || Manchester || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Manchester Yeshiva (synagogue)]] || Manchester || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Beis Mordechai]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Chanichei Hayeshivos]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Eitz Chayim]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[K K Eitz Chaim]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1184972 1184972], Prestwich M25), registered 20 August 2019, appears on the register, with objects including building and maintaining synagogues.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Mordechai]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue (Bury)]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]], Salford.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim (Salford)]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Bobov]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Bobov (M/C) Ltd]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1153389 1153389], Manchester M8), registered 14 August 2013, appears on the register.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Breslov]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Viznitz]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Ohev Yisroel]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Yetev Lev D'Satmar]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Cong Yetev Lev D'Satmar M/C Ltd]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1115899 1115899], Salford M7), registered 23 August 2006, appears on the register.
|-
| [[Beis Yisroel (Salford)]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Beis Yisroel Trust]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1147570 1147570], Prestwich M25), registered 1 June 2012, appears on the register, with the object of maintaining a synagogue.
|-
| [[Chortkov Beis Hamedrash]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Gur Beiss Hachasidim]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Charities named [[House of Gur]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1046598 1046598], Salford M7) and [[Gur Manchester Trust]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1198402 1198402], Prestwich M25) appear on the register.
|-
| [[Kol Rinoh Horodenka]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Lower Broughton Shtiebl]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[The Minyan (Salford)]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|}

The JPR also listed a Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz at Bethune Road; this is the congregation listed above among active congregations as [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]], at 99 Bethune Road, N16.<ref name="jpr"/><ref name="jcr_beltz">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/stamford_shteibls/beltz.htm Chasidey Beltz Beth Hemedrash, Stamford Hill, London N16, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>

Closed: [[Beth Israel (Trisker) Synagogue]], last at 146 Osbaldeston Road, N16, was listed by the JPR in 2016 but is recorded by JCR-UK as having closed in the late 1990s or early 2000s; it last appeared in the Jewish Year Book in 2005.<ref name="jpr"/><ref name="jcr_trisker">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/stamford_shteibls/beth-israel.htm Beth Israel Synagogue - Trisker Synagogue (closed), Stamford Hill, London N16, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 30 October 2026.</ref>

=== Other ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Other congregations and charities not counted as active (6)
! Name !! Town !! Charity no. !! Registered !! Latest income !! Notes
|-
| [[Bradford Hebrew Congregation]] || Bradford || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1189757 1189757] || 2 June 2020 || £33,815 (year ending 31 December 2025) || Objects include securing the burial rights of the remaining congregation members and maintaining the cemetery.
|-
| [[Chester Hebrew Congregation]] || Chester || – || – || – || No charity registration found. JCR-UK describes the congregation as active, with services held very rarely and no synagogue building.<ref name="jcr_chester"/>
|-
| [[Gosport Synagogue]] || Gosport || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1169608 1169608] || 11 October 2016 || £23,547 (year ending 1 February 2019) || Reporting status 'double default': annual returns for the five financial years ending February 2021 to February 2025 not received.
|-
| [[Grimsby Hebrew Congregation]] || Grimsby || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1218477 1218477] || 15 June 2026 || none filed || Registered in June 2026; reporting status 'new', no accounts filed yet.
|-
| [[Stoke-on-Trent Hebrew Congregation]] || Newcastle-under-Lyme || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/232104 232104] || 30 March 1965 || £8,842 (year ending 31 October 2025) || Activities include supporting Jewish observance for the local Jewish population and educating schools and other groups about Judaism.
|-
| [[Newport Hebrew Synagogue]] || Newport || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1078176 1078176] || 11 November 1999 || £5,923 (year ending 31 October 2025) || Register activities given as 'religious activities'.
|}

== See also ==
* [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]
* [[Jewish Schools in the UK]]
* [[Board of Deputies of British Jews]]
* [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]

== Notes ==
<references/>

[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Hasidic Judaism in the United Kingdom]]

The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations

2026-10-31T04:56:06Z

Synagogue bot: Tehillois Yoel charity and address corrected; Craven Walk entry renamed; Trisker marked closed

{{short description|Registered charity in England and Wales}}
{{Infobox organization
|name=The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
|type=Registered charity and company limited by guarantee
|founded=27 December 2012 (incorporated); 27 October 2014 (registered as a charity)
|registration=Charity Commission for England and Wales; Companies House
|registration_id=Charity 1158987; Company 08341721
|status=Registered
}}

According to JCR-UK<ref name="JCR">https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm</ref>:

:The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations (UOHC) is an umbrella organisation of Haredi (Ultra-Orthodox) Jewish congregations, primarly in London. It was founded by the late Rabbi Dr. [[Victor Schonfeld]] in 1926 with the stated mission "to protect traditional Judaism" and has an affiliation of nearly 90 synagogues, as well as a number of educational institutions, which, while retaining their independence, accept the authority of the rabbinate of the UOHC.

:Membership of UOHC and other congregations of a similar ethos (which collectively the [[Board of Deputies]] refers to as "Strictly Orthodox") constituted some 13.5% of total synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016, membership numbers having increased by a massive 139% over the preceding six years.<ref name="JN">"Jewish News", Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1 & 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Research, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref> The synagogues or bethei hamedresh of these congregations, situated mainly in London and Manchester, are much smaller, on average, than those of other strands of Judaism, having an average only 63 members per congregation. The number of such synagogues constitute some 37.4% of all British synagogues, being nearly three time the synagogue membership percentage.<ref name="JN"/>

As can be seen from the names of some of the congregations below significant numbers are from [[Hasidic dynasties]] including the following:

{| class="wikitable"
| [[Belz (Hasidic dynasty)|Belz]]
|-
| [[Biala (Hasidic dynasty)|Biala]]
|-
| [[Bobov (Hasidic dynasty)|Bobov]]
|-
| [[Bobov-45]]
|-
| [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov]]
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch]]
|-
| [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Ger]]/[[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Gur]]
|-
| [[Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty)|Karlin-Stolin]]
|-
| [[Klausenburg (Hasidic dynasty)|Sanz-Klausenburg]]
|-
| [[Satmar (Hasidic dynasty)|Satmar]]
|-
| [[Skver (Hasidic dynasty)|Skver]]
|-
| [[Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok|Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok]]
|-
| [[Vizhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Vizhnitz]]
|}

==People==

===Av Beis Din of the UOHC===
*Rabbi Dr. [[Victor (Avigdor) Schonfeld]] - from 1926 to about 1930(?)
*Rabbi Dr. [[Solomon Schonfeld]] - from about 1933(?) to 1965
*Rabbi [[Chanoch Dov Padwa]] - from 1965 to 2000
*Rabbi [[Ephraim Padwa]] - from 2000 to present (June 2017)<ref>https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm</ref>
===Trustees===
{| class="wikitable" float="right" align="right" width="30%"
!colspan="4" | Trustees of the UOHC
|-
! Name !! Role !!Date Of Appointment !! Other Trusteeships
|-
|[[Jehudah Baumgarten]] || Trustee || 22 July 2020 || [[British Friends Of The Rabbi Meir Baal Haness Charity]] ([[Kollel Shomrei Hachomos]]) | [[UOHC Foundation]] | [[Keren Yesomim]] | [[Resolve Now ]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[The Talmud Torah Machzikei Hadass Trust]] | [[Nachlath Sholomo Ltd]] | [[UOHC Foundation Ltd]] | [[Chinuch UK Limited]] | [[Cosmon (Belz) Limited]]
|-
|[[Chaim Pinter]] || Trustee || 22 July 2020 || [[Be'er Miriam Trust]] | [[Yesodey Hatorah Trust]]
|-
|[[Robert Grussgott ]]|| Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[The Eliezer Foundation]] | [[Borbat Limited]] | [[Bikur Cholim Limited]] | [[The Zeire Agudath Israel General Charitable Trust]] | [[Britefield Trust]] | [[Agudas Israel Organisation Of Great Britain]] | [[A T.I.M.E. Limited]] | [[Agudas Israel Community Services]]
|-
|[[Shalom Seidenfeld ]]|| Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[United Talmudical Associates Ltd]] | [[Friends Of Yeshiva Luzern]] | [[Luzern Yeshiva Talmudical College]] | [[Y G S Yeshiva Gedola Seminar]] | [[Palmcourt Limited ]]
|-
|[[Schloime Rand]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Ranbell Ltd]] | [[Cosmon (Belz) Limited]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[Belz Foundation Ltd]] | [[Alglen Limited]] | [[Bourneheights Limited]]
|-
|[[Abraham Schreiber]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Ringtrop Limited]] | [[Kids Konnect Ltd]] | [[Tiferet Torah]] | [[Friends of Chosen Yeshias]]
|-
|[[Benjamin Stern]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Yad Shlomo Trust]] | [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] | [[Hatzola Trust]] | [[Talmud Torah Beis Shlomo Limited]] | [[Schiffshul Ltd]]
|-
|[[Ahron Klein]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Moreshet Hatorah Ltd]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[Yedidim Association Ltd]] | [[Belz Foundation Ltd]] | [[Children Ahead Ltd]]
|-
|[[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] | [[Hatzola Trust]]
|-
|[[Zalman Roth]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Technology Awareness Group]] | [[Vaidichka]] | [[Beis Shuloim Ltd]]
|-
|[[Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Darkei Chaim]] | [[Yesamach Levav]] | [[Kehal Charedim Trust]]
|-
|[[Mordechai Steren]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Viznitz Institutions Trust]] | [[Blossoms London Ltd]]
|-
|[[Ahron Rand]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Michael Just]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Joshua Muller]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Victor Brinner]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Benzion Goldstein]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Beis Yaakov London Seminary]]
|-
|[[Aron Goldman]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Talmud Torah D'chasidei Gur Limited]]
|-
|[[Daniel Joshua Ost]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Woodlands Green Ltd]] | [[The TMC Trust Limited]]
|-
|[[Jacob Goldman]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Gerer Shtiebel Synagogue]] | [[Yeshivas Lev Simcha Limited]] | [[Kupat Ezer Lenisuin Beth Yisroel]] | [[Ichud Mosdos Gur Limited]] | [[Reach Out UK]]
|-
|[[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Resolve Now]]
|-
|[[Benjamin Roth]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Reach Out UK]]
|-
|[[Michael Lobenstein]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || None On Record
|-
|[[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[(Trust Property Held In Connexion With) Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
|[[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Trustee || 29 August 2013 || [[Regent Charities Limited]] | [[Service To The Aged]] | [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] | [[The Raphael Freshwater Memorial Association]] | [[Beth Jacob Grammar School For Girls Limited]] | [[Mayfair Charities Limited]]
|-
|[[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Trustee || 29 August 2013 || [[UOHC Properties Ltd]] | [[Trenhill Limited]] | [[UOHC Supervision Ltd]] | [[Beis Brucha Ltd]] | [[Beis Yaakov Girls School Limited]]
|}

===Historic trustees===
Trustees as listed in archived snapshots of the Charity Commission register (first and last snapshot in which each name appears; not a record of actual appointment or resignation dates).
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! First seen !! Last seen !! Snapshots listing name
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20170726184727/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (26 July 2017)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 26 July 2017, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ARC1158987_2">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20190102180357/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (2 January 2019)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 2 January 2019, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>
|-
| [[David Frand]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20180104091409/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (4 January 2018)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 4 January 2018, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Henri Konig]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Jacob Goldman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Alexander Heilpern]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Benjamin Roth]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Judah Feldman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Michael Lobenstein]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Percy Mett]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Abraham Mordecai Pinter]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|}

===Directors===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Role !! Position !! Date of birth !! Appointed on !! Resigned on !! Nationality !! Country of residence !! Occupation
|-
| [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || Active || Director || February 1936 || 27 January 2016 || || Danish || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] || Active || Director || August 1968 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Victor Brinner]] || Active || Director || October 1970 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Joseph Feld]] || Active || Director || August 1979 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Active || Director || April 1948 || 27 December 2012 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jacov Friesel]] || Active || Director || June 1980 || 11 February 2024 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Moshe Getter]] || Active || Director || January 1983 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Aron Goldman]] || Active || Director || August 1957 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] || Active || Director || November 1974 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jacob Goldman]] || Active || Director || December 1961 || 27 January 2016 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Robert Grussgott]] || Active || Director || August 1972 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Michael Just]] || Active || Director || September 1971 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ahron Klein]] || Active || Director || August 1976 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Michael Lobenstein]] || Active || Director || September 1955 || 27 January 2016 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Daniel Joshua Alexander Ost]] || Active || Director || February 1945 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ahron Rand]] || Active || Director || December 1958 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benjamin Roth]] || Active || Director || March 1964 || 27 January 2016 || || Canadian || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || Active || Director || June 1954 || 27 January 2016 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Abraham Schreiber (born 1979)|Abraham Schreiber]] || Active || Director || October 1979 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Shalom Seidenfeld]] || Active || Director || February 1960 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Active || Director || May 1948 || 27 December 2012 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Steinhart]] || Active || Director || November 1971 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Mordechai Steren]] || Active || Director || July 1987 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benjamin Stern]] || Active || Director || October 1970 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] || Active || Director || July 1988 || 11 February 2024 || || Swiss || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| The Talmud Centre Trust || Resigned || Secretary || || 27 December 2012 || 9 July 2024 UK Limited Company What's this? || || ||
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || Resigned || Director || June 1948 || 22 July 2020 || 11 February 2024 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || Resigned || Director || June 1948 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ralph Raphael Bergman]] || Resigned || Director || December 1943 || 27 December 2012 || 16 October 2013 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Judah Feldman]] || Resigned || Director || August 1967 || 27 January 2016 || 15 April 2017 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1942 || 27 January 2016 || 22 July 2020 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1942 || 27 December 2012 || 27 January 2016 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benzion Goldstein]] || Resigned || Director || March 1980 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Brian Colin Gordon]] || Resigned || Director || October 1955 || 21 November 2019 || 10 September 2020 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Alexander Heilpern]] || Resigned || Director || June 1940 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || England 1 2 Next page || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Henri Konig]] || Resigned || Director || February 1949 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || Belgian || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Percy Mett]] || Resigned || Director || November 1945 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Joshua Muller]] || Resigned || Director || September 1984 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || Belgian || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Abraham Mordecai Pinter]] || Resigned || Director || January 1949 || 27 January 2016 || 13 April 2020 || English || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Pinter]] || Resigned || Director || October 1979 || 22 July 2020 || 11 February 2024 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Schloime Rand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1964 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Zalman Roth]] || Resigned || Director || March 1981 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || American || United Kingdom Previous page 1 2 || Not disclosed
|}
Source: Companies House officers register.<ref name="CHOfficers">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/officers THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS officers] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>

===Persons with significant control===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Status !! Notified on !! Ceased on !! Date of birth !! Nationality !! Country of residence !! Nature of control
|-
| [[Benjamin Stern]] || Ceased || 24 December 2020 || 17 September 2024 || October 1970 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 17 September 2024 || April 1948 || British || England || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[Sidney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 17 September 2024 || May 1948 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 24 December 2020 || October 1942 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|}
*PSC statement: The company knows or has reasonable cause to believe that there is no registrable person or registrable relevant legal entity in relation to the company (notified 17 September 2024)
Source: Companies House PSC register.<ref name="CHPSC">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/persons-with-significant-control THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS persons with significant control] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>

==Synagogues==
Most of the affillated congregations are to be found in the London suburbs of Stamford Hill, Golders Green, Hendon and Edgware.<ref name="JCR"/>

===London - Stamford Hill and District===

[[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]]* (formerly [[Ahavat Yisrael Synagogue]], [[Ahvas Torah Synagogue]]) | [[Amhurst Park Synagogue]] | [[Amhurst Synagogue of the Ezra Noar Agudati]] | [[Atereth Zvi Beth Hamedrash]] (formerly [[Damesek Eliezer Beth Hamedrash]]) | [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]◊ - Hendon | [[Beis Hamedresh Biala]]* (formerly [[Birkas Zvi Biala]])]] | [[Beis Hamedash D'Chasidei Satmar]] - Bethune Road* | [[Beis Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev]] - Craven Walk* | [[Beis Hamedrash Maharim Dushinsky]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh]]'* | [[Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe]]* | [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]]* | [[Beis Kossov]]* | [[Beis Sholem D'Sholtz*(formerly Beit Sholom Synagogue)]] | [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]]* | [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Ephraim Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Beth Hachnesseth Schomre Hadass]] | [[Beth Hamedrash (Lordship Road)]] | [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]]* | [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]]* | [[Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev - Cazenove Road]]* | [[Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev - Clapton Common]]* | [[Beth Israel (Trisker) Synagogue]] (closed)<ref name="jcr_trisker">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/stamford_shteibls/beth-israel.htm Beth Israel Synagogue - Trisker Synagogue (closed), Stamford Hill, London N16, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> | [[Beth Joseph Synagogue]] | [[Beth Joseph Zvi]]* | [[Beth Levy Synagogue]] | [[Beth Talmud Centre]]* | [[Beth Yisroel Synagogue]] | [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Biala Synagogue]] | [[Brith Sholom Society]] | [[Cazenove Road Beth Hamedash]] | [[Central Hackney Synagogue]] | [[Chabad Synagogue]] | [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]]* - N16 | [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]]* - E5 | [[Chasidey Bobov-45 Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Bobov Ohel Naphtali and Yeshiva Bnei Zion Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Gur (Avreichium) Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Chida Beit Knesset]] | [[Clapton Orthodox Synagogue]] | [[Commercial Street Tamud Torah]]◊ - Stamford Hill | [[Halaser Birkath Yehuda Beth Hamedrash]] (formerly [[Birkath Yehuda Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Heichal Hatorah]]* | [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]]* (formerly [[Kehillath Chasidim Synagogue]]) | [[Kehileth Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Knightland Road Synagogue]]* | [[Kol Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]]* - Stamford Hill and Upper Clapton (also incorporating [[Ohel Shmuel Sholem Beth Hamedrash]]; [[Torah Chaim Beth Hemedrash]]) | [[Lubavitch Synagogue]]* | [[Mesifta Synagogue]]* | [[Moriah Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]]* | [[Northfield Synagogue]] | [[Northwold Road Synagogue (formerly Ohel Israel Beth Hamedrash, Brooke Road Synagogue)]] | [[Nusach Ari Synagogue]] | [[O'hal Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Ohel Moshe Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk)]]* | [[Or Israel Synagogue]] | [[Rosener Synagogue]] | [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev]]* | [[Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash]]* | [[Sharei Zion Beth Hamedrash (formerly Seven Sister Road Hebrew Congregation)]] | [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Springfield Synagogue /Ohal Jacob Synagogue]]◊ | [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Stolin Karlin]]* | [[Succath Sholom Synagogue]] | [[Talmud Study Circle (formerly South Hackney Talmud Torah)]] | [[Tchechenover Synagogue]] | [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Zeire Yisroel Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Walford Road Synagogue]]◊ | [[Victory Hebrew Friendly Society]] | [[Yeshiva Horomoh Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]]* ([[Heichal Tiferes Zvi]]) | [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]]* | [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]]* | [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Voydislav Synagogue]]) | [[Yotzei Teimon Beis Hamedrash]] | [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* ([[Beth Hamedrash of the Agudah Youth Movement]])

===London - East End (E1)===

[[Beth Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Beth Sholom Synagogue]] | [[Commercial Street Tamud Torah]]◊ (also known [[Christian Street Synagogue]]) | [[Hebrew Centre Synagogue]] | [[Jewish Centre Synagogue]] | [[Kehal Chasidim Synagogue]] | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]] later NW2, ([[Premishlaner Rabbi's Synagogue)]] | [[Kehillath Moshe Anshe Belz Synagogue]] | [[Mile End Talmud Torah "Yavnah" Synagogue]] | [[Nezach Israel Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Ohavei Emeth Synagogue]] | [[Sons of Grodno Society]] | [[Special Society "Bikur Cholim"]]

===London - Golders Green (NW11)===

[[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]]* | [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[North-West Sephardish Synagogue]]) | [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) (formerly [[Adath Yeshurun Synagogue]]) | [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]]* | [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]]* | [[Finchley Road Synagogue]]* (also known as [[Sasover Finchley Road Synagogue]]) | [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) (formerly [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash and Lincoln Centre]]) | [[Heichal Menachem]]* | [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]) | [[Kehillos Yaakov Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) | [[Kol Jacob Synagogue]] | [[North West London (Golders Green) Synagogue]]◊

===London - Hendon (NW4)===

[[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]* | [[Heichal Leah]]* | [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]* | [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash Shaare Avraham]] | [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]~~(BS) (formerly [[North Hendon Synagogue]]) | [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]]* | [[Shivtei Israel Hekhal Leah]]◊ (a Sephardi congregation) | [[Southfields Synagogue]] | [[Sunny Hill Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] |

===London - Others Areas===

[[Canonbury Bikur Cholim Synagogue]] - N5 | [[Cricklewood Beth Hamedresh]] ([[Keser Torah D'Radzin Synagogue]])◊ ([[Rav. Finklestein's Minyan]]) | [[Deneburger Friendly Society]] - East Twickenham | [[Dollis Hill Beth Hamedrash ]](Rav. Yehudalieb's Minyan) - NW10 | [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]]*(BS) | [[Edmonton & District Hebrew Congregation]] - N18 | [[Garden Suburb Beth Hamedrash]] - N2 | [[Goldblum Synagogue]] - Highbury, N5| [[Hampstead Adath Yisroel Congregation]]◊ - [[Sarah Klausner Memorial Synagogue]] - NW6 | [[Ilford Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]] - N2 | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]], NW2, previously E.1 ([[Premishlaner Rabbi's Synagogue]]) | [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]]* - N2 | [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]]~ - Edgware | [[Lubavitch of Edgware]]* | [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Old Hampstead Synagogue]] - NW3 | [[Palmers Green Synagogue]] - N11 | [[Tree of Life Synagogue]] (formerly [[Highbury New Park Synagogue]] / [[Beth Hamedrash]]) - N5

===Provincial & Outer London===

[[Bletchley Hebrew Congregation]] | [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]]~ | Glasgow - [[Yeshivah Synagogue]] | Leeds - [[Shalom Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Staines Hebrew Congregation]] (formerly [[Law of Life College and Synagogue]]) | [[Sunderland Yeshiva Synagogue]] | [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]]~ (formerly Yeshivas Toras Chessed) - Great Offley, near Hitchin, Herts
====Manchester====
[[Ohel Torah Synagogue]]◊ [[Shomre Shabbas Synagogue]] | [[Shotzer Beth Hamidrash]] | [[Sellel & Psalms Synagogue]] | [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]]~

*~ A congregation that is still active.

*~~(BS) An active independent congregation that left the UOHC and is still affiliated its Burial Society.

*◊ A congregation that left the UOHC and became affiliated to the [[Federation of Synagogues]] or independent but did not remain affiliated to the UOHC's Burial Society.
==Finances==
{| class="wikitable"
! Financial year end !! Total income !! Total expenditure !! Income from donations and legacies !! Expenditure on charitable activities !! Grants to institutions !! Total funds (assets less liabilities) !! Cash !! Employees !! Volunteers !! Accounts received
|-
| December 2015 || £0 || £0 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_1" />
|-
| December 2016 || £2,717,801 || £1,522,505 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_3" />
|-
| December 2017 || £2,095,255 || £1,442,497 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| 31 December 2020 || £1,447,816 || £1,893,633 || £1,239,424 || £1,893,633 || £1,290,110 || £2,082,018 || £1,257,567 || 23 || 0 || 29 October 2021 (due 31 October 2021)
|-
| 31 December 2021 || £1,374,538 || £2,528,643 || £1,203,677 || £2,528,643 || £1,888,850 || £927,912 || £196,403 || 23 || 0 || 31 October 2022 (due 31 October 2022)
|-
| 31 December 2022 || £879,484 || £1,220,893 || £699,796 || £1,220,893 || £478,392 || £586,503 || £92,884 || 24 || 0 || 25 October 2023 (due 31 October 2023)
|-
| 31 December 2023 || £1,193,855 || £1,345,680 || £981,760 || £1,345,680 || £393,941 || £434,678 || £110,726 || 26 || 0 || 28 October 2024 (due 31 October 2024)
|-
| 31 December 2024 || £1,261,191 || £1,473,386 || £1,106,814 || £1,473,386 || £431,310 || £222,483 || £128,511 || 26 || 0 || 29 October 2025 (due 31 October 2025)
|}
Source: Charity Commission financial history and register data.<ref name="CCFin">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692/financial-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS financial history] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026; figures from the Commission's public register data extract dated 13 October 2026.</ref> The Commission records grant-making as the charity's main activity.<ref name="CCOverview">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692 THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS overview] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref> Trustee payments: "No trustees receive any remuneration, payments or benefits from the charity."<ref name="CCOverview" />

*Companies House: last accounts made up to 31 December 2025 (Full accounts, filed 28 Sep 2026); next accounts made up to 30 December 2026, due by 30 September 2027.<ref name="CHCompany">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721 THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS overview] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref><ref name="CHAcc">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/filing-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS filing history] – Full accounts made up to 31 December 2025, filed 28 Sep 2026, ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*Companies House: last confirmation statement dated 27 December 2025; next due by 10 January 2027.<ref name="CHCompany" />
*Archived accounts: [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108195744/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20161231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2016]; [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108193451/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20171231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2017]; [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108194314/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20181231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2018].<ref name="ARC1158987_4">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108195744/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20161231_E_C.PDF The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – archived accounts], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 8 January 2020, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Land Registry (company-owned property):''' HM Land Registry's company ownership data (October 2026) lists 1 title(s) registered to the organisation or a linked company: The Stamford Hill Mikve, Margaret Road, London (N16 6UX) (title AGL279871, leasehold; registered proprietor THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS (08341721); proprietor registered 21-03-2013).<ref name="LRCCOD">HM Land Registry, [https://use-land-property-data.service.gov.uk/datasets/ccod UK companies that own property in England and Wales] dataset, October 2026, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>

==Controversies and conflicts==
*'''Related-party transactions:''' The latest filed accounts state: "During the year the charity received donations of £ 5,392 (202 4 : £ Nil ) from Kedassia Supervision Limited, a company with a common trustee. At the year end £52,020 was due from Kedassia Supervision Limited (2024: £51,087 due to Kedassia Supervision Limited). At the year end £379,411 (202 4 : £ 379,411 ) was due from K Poultry Limited, a subsidiary undertaking of UOHC Foundation Limited, a charitable company with common trustees. During the year, the charity received donations of £302,500 (2024: £173,000) from K Poultry Limited."<ref name="CHAcc" />
*'''Filing compliance:''' All 5 annual returns and accounts on the Charity Commission record were received by their due dates, and the register states "Charity reporting is up to date (on time)".<ref name="CCFin" /><ref name="CCOverview" />
*'''Companies House notices:''' 06 Apr 2016: Compulsory strike-off action has been discontinued (DISS40); 22 Mar 2016: First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off (GAZ1); 29 Apr 2014: Compulsory strike-off action has been discontinued (DISS40); 22 Apr 2014: First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off (GAZ1).<ref name="CHFH">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/filing-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS filing history] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Overlapping trusteeships:''' [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] is also a trustee of [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] (1102303), [[Beth Jacob Grammar School for Girls Limited]] (248708), [[Mayfair Charities Limited]] (255281), [[The Raphael Freshwater Memorial Association]] (313890), [[Service To The Aged]] (1001916), [[Regent Charities Limited]] (1059253), [[Parsha Limited]] (267986). [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] is also a trustee of [[Trenhill Limited]] (272180), [[Uohc Supervision Ltd]] (1164378), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379), [[Beis Brucha Ltd]] (1131109), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707), [[Side By Side (children) Limited]] (1135723). [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] is also a trustee of [[(trust Property Held In Connexion With) Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] (207956). [[Jacob Goldman]] is also a trustee of [[Ichud Mosdos Gur Limited]] (1096711), [[Yeshivas Lev Simcha Limited]] (1120748), [[Kupat Ezer Lenisuin Beth Yisroel]] (1147263), [[Gerer Shtiebel Synagogue]] (1180593), [[Reach Out Uk]] (1144818). [[Benjamin Roth]] is also a trustee of [[Reach Out Uk]] (1144818). [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] is also a trustee of [[Resolve Now]] (1189333). [[Rabbi Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] is also a trustee of [[Kehal Charedim Trust]] (1098484), [[Yesamach Levav]] (1127977), [[Darkei Chaim]] (1190418). [[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] is also a trustee of [[Hatzola Trust]] (278914), [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] (1160299), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707). [[Robert Grussgott]] is also a trustee of [[The Eliezer Foundation]] (1126142), [[Britefield Trust]] (1133072), [[Bikur Cholim Limited]] (1085965), [[The Zeire Agudath Israel General Charitable Trust]] (280604), [[A T.i.m.e. Limited]] (1128756), [[Agudas Israel Community Services]] (287367), [[Agudas Israel Organisation Of Great Britain]] (290191), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379). [[Michael Just]] is also a trustee of [[Newpier Charity Limited]] (293686), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707). [[Ahron Klein]] is also a trustee of [[Yedidim Association Ltd]] (1111411). [[Abraham Schreiber (born 1979)|Abraham Schreiber]] is also a trustee of [[Ringtrop Limited]] (276021), [[Tiferet Torah]] (1191188), [[Friends Of Chosen Yeshias]] (1196784), [[Kids Konnect Ltd.]] (1199033). [[Shalom Seidenfeld]] is also a trustee of [[United Talmudical Associates Ltd]] (291834), [[Friends Of Yeshiva Luzern]] (1118086), [[Palmcourt Limited]] (1070679), [[Luzern Yeshiva Talmudical College]] (1201551). [[Rabbi Mordechai Steren]] is also a trustee of [[Viznitz Institutions Trust]] (1073284), [[Blossoms London Ltd]] (1198424). [[Benjamin Stern]] is also a trustee of [[Talmud Torah Beis Shlomo Limited]] (1119165), [[Yad Shlomo Trust]] (1122011), [[Schiffshul Ltd]] (1071348), [[Hatzola Trust]] (278914), [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] (1160299). [[Daniel Joshua Alexander Ost]] is also a trustee of [[Bridge Lane Foundation Limited]] (1103512), [[Goodheights Limited]] (802589), [[Woodlands Green Ltd]] (277299), [[Gitter Foundation Ltd]] (1129108), [[The Tmc Trust Limited]] (1139316). [[Joseph Feld]] is also a trustee of [[Trenhill Limited]] (272180). [[Moshe Getter]] is also a trustee of [[Bais Rizhin Trust]] (285562). [[Chaim Steinhart]] is also a trustee of [[Hhec]] (1168502), [[Amazing Kids Club Ltd]] (1191936).<ref name="CCTrustees">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692/trustees THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS trustees] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Shared address and control:''' [[Benjamin Roth]], [[Chaim Steinhart]], [[Jacob Goldman]], [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Joseph Feld]], [[Michael Just]], [[Michael Lobenstein]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]], [[Moses Theo Bibelman]], [[Moshe Getter]], [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]], [[Robert Grussgott]], [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] give the same correspondence address (140 Stamford Hill, London, United Kingdom, N16 6QT).<ref name="CHOfficers" />
*'''Register inconsistencies:''' [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] are listed as trustees by the Charity Commission<ref name="CCTrustees" /> but not as a current director at Companies House.<ref name="CHOfficers" /> [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] are a current director at Companies House<ref name="CHOfficers" /> but not listed as trustees by the Charity Commission.<ref name="CCTrustees" />

== List of associated congregations ==
JCR-UK lists 85 active congregations as associated with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations. Associated congregations retain their independence but accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate.<ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Associated congregations (85)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Hasidic dynasty !! Status
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 207956 || || associated
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Vizhnitz || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1177104 1177104]<ref name="cc_1177104">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1177104 Tehilois Yoel, registered charity no. 1177104], ''Charity Commission'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cb_tehilois">Charity Bank, [https://www.charitybank.org/news/securing-a-synagogues-future/ Securing a synagogue's future], ''Charity Bank'', 13 October 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_tehillois">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/stamford_shteibls/satmar_tehillois_yoel.htm (Satmar) Beth Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel, Upper Clapton Road, London E5], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh']] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Biala]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Biala || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev - Craven Walk]] || London (Stamford Hill) || –<ref name="jcr_cravenwalk">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/stamford_shteibls/satmar_craven_walk.htm (Satmar) Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev - Craven Walk, Stamford Hill, London N16], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Congregation Sharei Sholom Tchabe Limited|Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1116596 || Tchabe || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1121622 || Dushinsky || associated
|-
| [[Beis Kossov]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Kosov || associated
|-
| [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Nadvorna || associated
|-
| [[Beis Sholem D'Shotz]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Shotz || associated
|-
| [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1142879 || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Vizhnitz || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1004327 || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beth Joseph Zvi]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 251044 || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Talmud Centre]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]] || London (South Tottenham) || – || Biala || associated
|-
| [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1130334 || || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Alexander || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Belz || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Upper Clapton)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || Belz || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Golders Green)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || – || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Ruzhin (branch not stated) || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 285475 || Ruzhin-Sadigura || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Sanz-Klausenburg || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Skver || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || Vizhnitz (Vizhnitz-Monsey) || associated
|-
| [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1171399 || || associated
|-
| [[Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || Bobov (Bobov-45) || associated
|-
| [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]] || London (South Tottenham) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1139436 || || associated
|-
| [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || – || Sanz (probable) || associated
|-
| [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]] || Edgware || CC 1123950 || || associated
|-
| [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash|Finchley Road Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1102303 || Sassov || associated
|-
| [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]] || Gateshead || – || || associated
|-
| [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1138578 || || associated
|-
| [[Heichal Hatorah]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 264361 || || associated
|-
| [[Hekhal Leah Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1184204 CC 1187431 || || associated
|-
| [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Hendon) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1098484 || || associated
|-
| [[Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Bobov || associated
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1157128 || Munkacs || associated
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1113847 || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 299763 || || associated
|-
| [[Knightland Road Synagogue]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]] || Edgware || CC 1072715 CC 1219627 || || associated
|-
| [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Edgware || – || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1171625 || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]] || Edgware || CC 1133264 || || associated
|-
| [[Mesifta Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Kretchnif || associated
|-
| [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1152757 || || associated
|-
| [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || – || Skole || associated
|-
| [[Bais Hamedrash Ohel Yakov Ltd|Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1115308 || Pshevorsk || associated
|-
| [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Nitra|Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1058820 || || associated
|-
| [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Spinka || associated
|-
| [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Stanislov || associated
|-
| [[Stolin Karlin]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Karlin-Stolin || associated
|-
| [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]] || Salford || – || || associated
|-
| [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]] || London (South Tottenham) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]] || Hitchin || – || || associated
|-
| [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 260802 || || associated
|-
| [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1187313 || || associated
|}

==Notes==
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[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Charities]]
[[Category:Jewish charities in the United Kingdom]]

Synagogues in the United Kingdom

2026-10-31T04:56:04Z

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{{short description|'''Overview of synagogues and synagogue movements in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland'''}}

'''Synagogues in the United Kingdom''' number about 502 active congregations: 485 in England, 10 in Scotland, 6 in Wales and 1 in Northern Ireland. The figure is compiled from the congregation lists published by the synagogue movements,<ref name="us_list">United Synagogue, [https://theus.org.uk/our-communities/ Our Communities], ''United Synagogue'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mas_list">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-communities/ Masorti Communities], ''Masorti Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="sp_list">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/affiliated-synagogues-and-minyanim/ Affiliated Synagogues and Minyanim], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> the JCR-UK listings of active congregations<ref name="jcr_us">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_ind">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Independent.htm Independent Ashkenazi Congregations in London], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the charity registers for England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccni">Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, [https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission for Northern Ireland'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A further 57 congregations and synagogue charities, 51 of them in the strictly Orthodox communities, are not included in that total because their current activity as congregations could not be confirmed from the sources cited (see [[#Congregations and synagogue charities not counted as active|below]]).

The [[Institute for Jewish Policy Research]] (JPR) counted 454 synagogues with a combined household membership of 79,597 in 2016, and found that 96% of synagogue members lived in England. Synagogue membership is concentrated in Greater [[London]], South Hertfordshire and South-West Essex, and Greater [[Manchester]].<ref name="jpr">Donatella Casale Mashiah and Jonathan Boyd, [https://www.jpr.org.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/Synagogue_membership_in_the_United_Kingdom_in_2016.pdf Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016], ''Institute for Jewish Policy Research'', July 2017, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The difference between the JPR count and the total above may partly reflect differing definitions: JPR counted congregations with their own building and formal membership scheme, and noted that informal minyanim and prayer groups within larger institutions raise questions about whether they should be counted.<ref name="jpr"/>

The congregations belong to a number of synagogue movements, each with its own umbrella body, or are independent. The sections below summarise each movement; the full list of active congregations is at the [[#List of active congregations|end of this page]].

== Synagogue movements ==

The JPR groups British synagogues into six historical 'strands': Central Orthodox (the United Synagogue, the Federation of Synagogues and independent modern Orthodox synagogues), Strictly Orthodox (synagogues aligned with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations and others of a similar ethos), Reform, Liberal, Masorti and Sephardi. It notes that independent synagogues in particular 'sometimes defy simple categorisation', especially at the boundary between Central and Strict Orthodoxy.<ref name="jpr"/> Reform and Liberal Judaism merged on 1 January 2026 to form the Movement for Progressive Judaism.<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active congregations by movement
! Movement !! Umbrella body !! Charity no. !! Active congregations
|-
| United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || CC 242552 || 67
|-
| Federation of Synagogues || [[Federation of Synagogues]] || CC 254951 || 44
|-
| Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] || CC 249892; CC 1158987 || 85
|-
| Progressive (Reform and Liberal) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] || CC 1214734 || 77
|-
| Masorti || [[Masorti Judaism]] || CC 1117590 || 16
|-
| Sephardi || [[The S&P Sephardi Community]] || CC 212517 || 24
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] || CC 227638 || 46
|-
| Independent Orthodox || none || – || 94
|-
| Independent (Liberal or Reform ritual) || none || – || 2
|-
| Charedi, independent || none || – || 35
|-
| Partnership minyanim || none || – || 5
|-
| Cross-communal and unaffiliated || none || – || 7
|}

=== United Synagogue ===
:''Main article: [[United Synagogue]]''
The [[United Synagogue]] was instituted in 1870 to unite Orthodox congregations in London.<ref name="cr_hist">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/history-chief-rabbinate/ History of the Chief Rabbinate], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 242552).<ref name="cc_us">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/242552 United Synagogue – charity 242552], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 June 1965, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Its spiritual leader is the Chief Rabbi of the [[United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth]], currently [[Ephraim Mirvis]].<ref name="jcr_us"/><ref name="cr_etz">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Madrichim-PDFs_02.pdf The Etz Chaim Project: 2. The Chief Rabbi's Communities], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', November 2018, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The United Synagogue lists 67 member communities.<ref name="us_list"/> Most are in London.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of these, 54 have no charity registration of their own and are covered by the United Synagogue's umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
:''Main article: [[Federation of Synagogues]]''
The [[Federation of Synagogues]] was founded in 1887 to cater for the many small, less anglicised congregations (''chevrot'') that had multiplied in London, particularly after the pogroms that followed the assassination of Tsar Alexander II in 1881.<ref name="jcr_fed">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Federation_of_Synagogues.htm The Federation of Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 254951).<ref name="cc_fed">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/254951 Federation of Synagogues – charity 254951], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 November 1968, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The Federation states that it 'comprises 18 constituent and 27 affiliated kehillos'; its affiliates include organisations and minyanim as well as synagogues.<ref name="fed_list"/> JCR-UK gives 18 constituent synagogues and 7 affiliated congregations.<ref name="jcr_fed"/> The list of active congregations below includes 44 Federation congregations, 20 as members and 24 as affiliates, compiled from these and the other sources cited. Nine of the Federation's congregations are Chabad-Lubavitch centres (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]). Its religious head in 2022 was [[Shraga Feivel Zimmerman|Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman]].<ref name="jc_zimmerman">Simon Rocker, [https://www.thejc.com/news/federation-head-attacks-plans-to-change-israeli-conversion-system-ezn6lfct Federation head attacks plans to change Israeli conversion system], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 28 January 2022, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
:''Main article: [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]]''
[[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] (UOHC) was founded in 1926 by Rabbi Dr [[Victor Schonfeld]]. According to JCR-UK it has an affiliation of nearly 90 synagogues and a number of educational institutions which, while retaining their independence, accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate. Its head office is at 140 Stamford Hill, London N16 6QT, and its kashrut authority is [[Kedassia]].<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Two registered charities carry the UOHC name: CC 249892, registered in 1966, and CC 1158987, registered in 2014.<ref name="cc_uohc">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/249892 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 249892], ''Register of Charities'', registered 7 November 1966, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_uohc2">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1158987 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 1158987], ''Register of Charities'', registered 27 October 2014, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> JCR-UK lists 85 active congregations as associated with the UOHC, most of them in Stamford Hill and Golders Green in London.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Many are Hasidic ''shtiebels'' (see [[#Hasidic courts|Hasidic courts]]).

=== Progressive Judaism (Reform and Liberal) ===
:''Main article: [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]]''
:''See also: [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)]]''
[[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] (MPJ) came into effect on 1 January 2026 on the formal union of [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)|Liberal Judaism]]. The two movements announced their intention to merge in April 2023, and members of both voted to unite at parallel extraordinary general meetings on 18 May 2025.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/> The MPJ was registered as a charity (CC 1214734) on 29 August 2025.<ref name="cc_mpj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1214734 The Movement for Progressive Judaism – charity 1214734], ''Register of Charities'', registered 29 August 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The charities of the two predecessor movements, The Movement for Reform Judaism (CC 1139806) and Liberal Judaism (ULPS) (CC 1151090), remained on the register in October 2026.<ref name="cc_mrj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1139806 The Movement for Reform Judaism – charity 1139806], ''Register of Charities'', registered 12 January 2011, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_lj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1151090 Liberal Judaism (ULPS) – charity 1151090], ''Register of Charities'', registered 5 March 2013, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The MPJ's community directory lists 77 congregations in the United Kingdom, 49 of Reform heritage and 28 of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list"/>

=== Masorti ===
:''Main article: [[Masorti Judaism]]''
[[Masorti Judaism]] is the umbrella body for Masorti (Conservative) congregations in the United Kingdom. It was founded in 1985 and was known as the Assembly of Masorti Synagogues until 20 September 2012. It is affiliated to [[Masorti Olami]].<ref name="jcr_mas">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Masorti.htm Masorti Judaism UK (formerly Assembly of Masorti Synagogues)], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 1117590).<ref name="cc_mas">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1117590 Masorti Judaism – charity 1117590], ''Register of Charities'', registered 16 January 2007, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Masorti Judaism lists 16 communities.<ref name="mas_list"/> The JPR found that Masorti membership had more than doubled between 1990 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Sephardi ===
:''Main article: [[The S&P Sephardi Community]]''
The principal Sephardi synagogal body is [[The S&P Sephardi Community]], known until about 2015 as the Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation; its head office is at 2 Ashworth Road, Maida Vale, London W9 1JY. According to JCR-UK, most Sephardi and other Eastern-rite (''Edot haMizrach'') congregations are independent, although many are loosely affiliated with the S&P Sephardi Community.<ref name="jcr_seph">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Sephardi.htm Sephardi and Other Eastern Ritual (Adoth Mizrach) Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The community's main registered charity is [[Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue]] (CC 212517).<ref name="cc_sp">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/212517 Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue – charity 212517], ''Register of Charities'', registered 22 September 1967, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Of the 24 active Sephardi congregations, 9 appear on the S&P Sephardi Community's list of affiliated synagogues and minyanim;<ref name="sp_list"/> the rest are independent, including Persian and Adeni congregations.<ref name="jcr_seph"/>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
:''Main article: [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]]''
:''See also: [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]''
[[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] was founded in about 1948 and is affiliated to [[Agudas Chassidei Chabad]]. It is a registered charity (CC 227638), registered on 24 February 1964.<ref name="jcr_chabad">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Chabad.htm Chabad Lubavitch UK], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_chabad">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/227638 Chabad Lubavitch UK – charity 227638], ''Register of Charities'', registered 24 February 1964, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 46 active congregations are listed as Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues or Chabad houses. A further 13 Chabad-run congregations belong to another synagogue movement (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]).<ref name="jcr_chabad"/>

=== Independent Orthodox ===
:''Main article: [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]''
129 active Orthodox congregations belong to none of the umbrella bodies above, and each is constituted as its own charity or community. According to JCR-UK, most Orthodox congregations outside London are independent, although many are under the aegis of the Chief Rabbi.<ref name="jcr_ind"/> The Office of the Chief Rabbi describes the Chief Rabbi as the spiritual authority for 120 traditional Orthodox communities, divided between United Synagogue communities and independent congregations in the provinces of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of the independent congregations, 94 are mainstream or modern Orthodox, among them congregations in Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool and Greater Manchester, and 35 are strictly Orthodox (Charedi) congregations not associated with the UOHC.

Two other independent congregations, [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] and [[Westminster Synagogue]], are not Orthodox: the JPR counts Belsize Square with the Liberal strand and Westminster Synagogue with the Reform strand.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Partnership minyanim ===
Partnership minyanim use the traditional liturgy and a ''mechitzah'' while allowing women to read from the Torah and lead parts of the service. In the United Kingdom they are independent, with no central governing body; most were set up at the initiative of members of the UK chapter of the [[Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance]] (JOFA UK). Their adherence to Orthodox standards is disputed by many within the Orthodox community.<ref name="jcr_pm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Partnership.htm Partnership Minyanim], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 5 are active.<ref name="jcr_pm"/>

=== Cross-communal and unaffiliated congregations ===
A small number of congregations serve more than one tradition. [[Mosaic Jewish Community]] in Stanmore brings Liberal, Masorti and Reform congregations together under one umbrella.<ref name="jcr_mosaic">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/mosaic/index.htm Mosaic Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> [[Oxford Jewish Congregation]], a cross-communal congregation, also appears in the MPJ directory.<ref name="mpj_list"/> The Colchester and District and Guildford and District Jewish communities are registered charities that serve their local communities without a stated movement affiliation.<ref name="ccreg"/> The [[Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community]], founded by 2007, is non-denominational and serves north Lancashire and Cumbria, holding High Holy Day and some Sabbath and festival services at the Lancaster University chaplaincy centre; it is a member of the [[Board of Deputies of British Jews]].<ref name="jcr_lancaster">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/lancaster/index.htm Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, Lancashire and Cumbria Liberal Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="lljc_about">Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, [https://lancslakesjc.org.uk/about/ About our community], ''Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> Its website lists [[Ben Soffa]] as chair and [[Noah Katz]] as vice chair; Katz had signed the community's letters as chair in August 2024, and Soffa was described as newly elected chair in September 2024.<ref name="lljc_leaders">Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, [https://lancslakesjc.org.uk/community-leadership/ Community leadership], ''Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="lljc_muslim">Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, [https://lancslakesjc.org.uk/message-of-support-to-the-lancaster-muslim-community/ Message of support to the Lancaster Muslim community], ''Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community'', August 2024, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="lljc_sutr">Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community, [https://lancslakesjc.org.uk/stand-up-to-racism-meeting/ Stand Up To Racism meeting], ''Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community'', September 2024, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> The [[Hastings Jewish Community]], non-denominational and unaffiliated, was formally established in 2024 and has no synagogue building; Hastings Jewish Community Ltd (company no. 15784234) was incorporated on 17 June 2024. It organised the town's Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration in January 2026.<ref name="jcr_hastings">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/hastings/index.htm Hastings & District Jewish Groups and Societies], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ch_15784234">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/15784234 Hastings Jewish Community Ltd, company no. 15784234], ''GOV.UK'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="hbc_hmd2026">Hastings Borough Council, [https://www.hastings.gov.uk/news/latest/hmd-2026/ "Bridging generations"], ''Hastings Borough Council'', 13 January 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>

== Hasidic courts ==
Many strictly Orthodox congregations in Stamford Hill, Golders Green and Salford are the ''shtiebels'' of particular Hasidic dynasties (courts), and most of the London ones are associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> The table counts active congregations whose name, JCR-UK entry, JPR listing or registered charitable objects identify the dynasty.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/><ref name="jpr"/><ref name="ccreg"/> It gives 53 congregations across 32 dynasties, in addition to 58 Chabad-Lubavitch congregations. Satmar has the largest number of shtiebels.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Hasidic dynasties with UK congregations (Chabad-Lubavitch excluded)
! Dynasty !! Congregations !! Locations
|-
| [[Satmar (Hasidic dynasty)|Satmar]] || 9 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov]] || 4 || Edgware, London
|-
| [[Belz (Hasidic dynasty)|Belz]] || 3 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Ger (Gur)]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Vizhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Vizhnitz]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Biala (Hasidic dynasty)|Biala]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Bobov (Hasidic dynasty)|Bobov]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Chernobyl (Hasidic dynasty)|Chernobyl]] || 2 || London, Manchester
|-
| [[Kosov (Hasidic dynasty)|Kosov]] || 2 || Canvey Island, London
|-
| [[Alexander (Hasidic dynasty)|Alexander]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Dushinsky (Hasidic dynasty)|Dushinsky]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty)|Karlin-Stolin]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Kerestir (Hasidic dynasty)|Kerestir]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Kretchnif (Hasidic dynasty)|Kretchnif]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Machnovka (Hasidic dynasty)|Machnovka (Belz-Machnovka)]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Munkacs (Hasidic dynasty)|Munkacs]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Nadvorna (Hasidic dynasty)|Nadvorna]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Pshevorsk (Hasidic dynasty)|Pshevorsk]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Rachmastrivka (Hasidic dynasty)|Rachmastrivka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Ruzhin (Hasidic dynasty)|Ruzhin (branch not stated)]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sadigura (Hasidic dynasty)|Sadigura]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sanz-Klausenburg (Hasidic dynasty)|Sanz-Klausenburg]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sassov (Hasidic dynasty)|Sassov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Shotz (Hasidic dynasty)|Shotz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skole (Hasidic dynasty)|Skole]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skver (Hasidic dynasty)|Skver]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Spinka (Hasidic dynasty)|Spinka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Stanislov (Hasidic dynasty)|Stanislov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Strozhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Strozhnitz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tchabe (Hasidic dynasty)|Tchabe]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Toldos Aharon (Hasidic dynasty)|Toldos Aharon]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tosh (Hasidic dynasty)|Tosh]] || 1 || London
|}

The table excludes 1 congregation linked to the Sanz dynasty only by indirect evidence: [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]. It also excludes 17 registered charities with dynastic names that have no current listing as active synagogues.

== Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements ==
Chabad-Lubavitch runs 58 active congregations.<ref name="jcr_chabad"/> Of these, 13 (22%) also belong to another synagogue movement: 9 are member or affiliated congregations of the Federation of Synagogues,<ref name="fed_list"/><ref name="jcr_fed"/> and 4 are associated with the UOHC according to JCR-UK.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] in Hendon, for example, has been a Federation constituent since 2017 and was formerly associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_fed"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Chabad-Lubavitch congregations affiliated to another movement
! Congregation !! Town !! Movement !! Charity no.
|-
| [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || CC 1129679
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton|Chabad Brighton]] || Brighton & Hove || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1192044
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || Radlett || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || London (West Hampstead) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1201417
|-
| [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood|Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree]] || Borehamwood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts|Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages]] || Bricket Wood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1198884
|-
| [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || London (Golders Green) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || –
|-
| [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1193647
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || London (Islington) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1164760
|-
| [[Heichal Menachem]] || London (Golders Green) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated; also listed as Chabad-Lubavitch) || –
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1113847
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Edgware || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || –
|-
| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1171625
|}

A further congregation, the [[The Hampstead Village Shul|Hampstead Village Shul]], is probably a Chabad-Lubavitch centre but has no confirmed movement affiliation.

== Size and trends ==
=== Membership ===
The most recent national survey of synagogue membership, published by the JPR in 2017, counted 79,597 member households in 454 synagogues in 2016. Membership had fallen by 20% (20,166 households) since 1990 and by 4% (3,366 households) since 2010. About 56% of Jewish households in the United Kingdom held synagogue membership, with markedly lower proportions in Scotland (about a third), Wales (about a quarter) and Northern Ireland (about an eighth).<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogue membership (households) by strand, 1990 and 2016
! Strand !! 1990 !! 2016 !! Change 2010–2016 !! Change 1990–2016
|-
| Central Orthodox || 66,201 || 41,990 || −7.5% || −36.6%
|-
| Reform || 16,824 || 15,458 || −4.1% || −8.1%
|-
| Strictly Orthodox || 4,489 || 10,712 || +18.4% || +138.6%
|-
| Liberal || 7,785 || 6,514 || −9.5% || −16.3%
|-
| Masorti || 1,226 || 2,620 || +15.5% || +113.7%
|-
| Sephardi || 3,238 || 2,303 || −21.4% || −28.9%
|-
| '''Total''' || '''99,763''' || '''79,597''' || '''−4.1%''' || '''−20.2%'''
|}
Source: JPR, ''Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016'', tables 3 and 4.<ref name="jpr"/>

Central Orthodox synagogues held 52.8% of memberships in 2016, Reform 19.4%, Strictly Orthodox 13.5%, Liberal 8.2%, Masorti 3.3% and Sephardi 2.9%. Central Orthodox and Strictly Orthodox synagogues each made up 37.4% of all synagogues, but the average Central Orthodox synagogue had 247 member households against 63 for a Strictly Orthodox one; Reform synagogues were the largest on average, with 344.<ref name="jpr"/> Half of all members belonged to synagogues in five areas: Barnet, Westminster, Hertsmere, Redbridge and Stamford Hill.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Congregation size ===
The JPR published membership bands for the 321 synagogues outside the strictly Orthodox sector whose figures it collected.<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogues by household membership, 2016 (excluding strictly Orthodox synagogues)
! Member households !! Synagogues
|-
| 1,500–1,900 || 2
|-
| 1,000–1,499 || 10
|-
| 750–999 || 11
|-
| 500–749 || 19
|-
| 400–499 || 11
|-
| 300–399 || 24
|-
| 200–299 || 34
|-
| 100–199 || 62
|-
| 50–99 || 68
|-
| Under 50 || 80
|-
| '''Total''' || '''321'''
|}

=== Mergers and closures ===
The JPR found that 13 mainstream synagogues had ceased operating between 2010 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/> Mergers documented since then include:
* [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] in Ilford, formed on 21 May 2019 by the merger of Ilford United Synagogue and Redbridge United Synagogue, itself formed in 2015 from Clayhall and Newbury Park.<ref name="jcr_cranbrook">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/cranbrook/index.htm Cranbrook United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]], formed when the Herefordshire Jewish Community joined the Gloucestershire Liberal Jewish Community in 2019.<ref name="jcr_heref">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/heref/index.htm Herefordshire Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish Community, formed in February 2026 by the merger of the Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish communities.<ref name="jcr_chelm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/chelm/index.htm Chelmsford Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]], formed by the merger of Edgware & District Reform Synagogue and Hendon Reform Synagogue.<ref name="jcr_eh">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/edgware_hendon_ref/index.htm Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* At movement level, the union of Reform and Liberal Judaism as the Movement for Progressive Judaism on 1 January 2026.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

== Relations with Israel ==
The movements' documented positions on and activities relating to Israel differ widely. This section summarises what each movement, or reporting on it, records.

=== United Synagogue ===
A United Synagogue publication of August 2024 lists initiatives by its communities and its central office since 7 October 2023. They include two major events with over 1,500 people at each, one of them addressed by the then Prime Minister [[Rishi Sunak]]; a 'Shabbat for Israel' designated by the Chief Rabbi for 8–9 March 2024; support for solidarity rallies for Israel and for the release of hostages; a partnership with [[United Jewish Israel Appeal|UJIA]] and [[Leket Israel|Leket]] to provide hot meals for displaced Israelis; and the 'first United Synagogue mission to Israel'.<ref name="us_book">United Synagogue Education & Events Team, [https://theus.org.uk/assets/uploads/2024/09/US-ISRAEL-BOOK-DESIGN-FINAL.pdf Israel: Reflections since 7 October. Our connection to the land and the state], ''United Synagogue'', August 2024, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Individual communities mark Yom Ha'atzmaut; at Wembley in April 2026 the community celebrated Israel's 78th Yom Ha'atzmaut and ended its kiddush with the ''Hatikvah''.<ref name="us_wembley">Brenda Hyman, [https://theus.org.uk/community-news/yom-haazmaut-at-wembley-2026/ Yom Ha'azmaut at Wembley 2026], ''United Synagogue'', April 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
In January 2022 the Federation's religious head, Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman, condemned the Israeli government's plan to allow local town rabbis to approve conversions instead of the [[Chief Rabbinate of Israel]] alone, calling it a 'travesty' that 'must be forcefully opposed'.<ref name="jc_zimmerman"/>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
In late May 2021 a letter signed by 14 strictly Orthodox rabbis in Stamford Hill, among them several UOHC rabbinic judges, protested against 'provocative actions and public demonstrations by the Zionists'. ''The Jewish Chronicle'' reported that it could not verify the letter. The letter followed a visit to Downing Street by UOHC president Binyomin Stern as part of a delegation led by Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis. A community leader, speaking anonymously, told the paper that the letter had not been signed by 'the UOHC or anyone speaking on its behalf'.<ref name="jc_uohc">Mathilde Frot, [https://www.thejc.com/news/orthodox-rabbis-reportedly-sign-letter-attacking-zionists-vcuil00b Orthodox rabbis reportedly sign letter attacking 'Zionists'], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 1 June 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Progressive Judaism ===
The MPJ describes itself as 'a Zionist movement – committed to there being a Jewish, pluralist and democratic State in the historic homeland of Israel'. It states that it remains 'committed to two safe and secure states – Israel and Palestine', and that it works alongside the [[Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism]].<ref name="mpj_israel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/israel/ Our Relationship with Israel], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In February 2026 its co-leads, Rabbis [[Josh Levy]] and [[Charley Baginsky]], opposed a Knesset bill to give the Chief Rabbinate sole control over the Western Wall, including its egalitarian section.<ref name="mpj_kotel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/progressive-leaders-speak-out-against-kotel-control-bill/ Progressive leaders speak out against Kotel control bill], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 25 February 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In June 2026 they welcomed UK government sanctions against those responsible for settler violence in the West Bank, while stating that the movement does not support BDS.<ref name="mpj_sanctions">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-welcoming-targeted-sanctions-against-settler-violence/ Statement welcoming targeted sanctions against settler violence], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 10 June 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In September 2026 they described Israeli plans for the E1 area as 'part of an explicit project, led by [[Bezalel Smotrich]] and [[Itamar Ben-Gvir]], to establish permanent Israeli control and make a viable Palestinian state impossible'.<ref name="mpj_e1">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-on-the-possibility-of-uk-action-on-settlement-expansion/ Statement on the possibility of UK action on settlement expansion], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 1 September 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Reform and Liberal communities hold joint Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut events.<ref name="lj_yha">Liberal Judaism, [https://www.liberaljudaism.org/2025/05/progressive-communities-unite-for-yom-haatzmaut-events/ Progressive communities unite for Yom Ha'atzmaut events], ''Liberal Judaism'', 10 May 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Masorti ===
Masorti Judaism states that it believes 'in the centrality of Israel in Jewish life' and that it is part of [[Mercaz]], 'the worldwide Masorti Zionist organisation'.<ref name="mas_faq">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/what-is-masortis-relationship-with-israel/ What is Masorti's relationship with Israel?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 18 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It says that Mercaz was founded partly to give Masorti Jews a voice with an Israeli government that does not recognise Masorti Judaism.<ref name="mas_mercaz">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/why-does-mercaz-matter/ Why does Mercaz matter?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 19 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> On 9 October 2023 its senior rabbi, [[Jonathan Wittenberg]], published a prayer for the release of the hostages and for the safety of Palestinian civilians, calling for a humanitarian corridor.<ref name="mas_oct">Jonathan Wittenberg, [https://masorti.org.uk/israel/ Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 9 October 2023, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A Masorti leaders' trip to Israel took place in December 2025.<ref name="mas_trip">Janine Stein, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-judaism-uk-leaders-trip-to-israel/ Masorti Judaism UK Leaders' Trip to Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 11 December 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Sephardi ===
The Sabbath morning service of the S&P Sephardi Community includes a Prayer for the State of Israel alongside the Prayer for the Royal Family,<ref name="sp_shabbat">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/15024-2/ Sabbath Morning service – part 2], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the community has a special melody used on Yom Ha'atzmaut.<ref name="sp_weekday">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/weekday-afternoon-evening-services/ Weekday afternoon and evening services], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
In January 2025 the [[Charity Commission for England and Wales|Charity Commission]] issued an official warning to the trustees of [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex]] over a fundraiser launched in October 2023 for [[Israel Defense Forces|IDF]] soldiers on Israel's northern border, which raised £2,280. The Commission said that it was not lawful for a charity to raise funds to support a soldier of a foreign military.<ref name="jpost_chabad">Jerusalem Post Staff, [https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/article-837000 London Chabad Lubavitch center in trouble for IDF fundraising], ''The Jerusalem Post'', 10 January 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

==== Closed since 2016 ====
The following congregations, listed in the JPR's 2016 report or in earlier directories, have since closed or ceased activity; the York entry records the deconsecration of a building whose congregation closed earlier.
* [[Margate Hebrew Congregation]]: no formal services since before the 2017 High Holy Days; the building was sold in December 2020, deconsecrated and is now an arts and community venue. Its charitable trust (CC 273506) remains registered.<ref name="jcr_margate">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/than/index.htm Margate Hebrew Congregation, Kent, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jc_margate">[https://www.thejc.com/news/community/margate-synagogue-saved-after-anonymous-benefactor-steps-in-mdla11ov Margate synagogue saved after 'anonymous benefactor' steps in], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Manchester Liberal Jewish Community]]: ceased activities in about 2024; its charity (CC 1120548) was removed from the register on 17 July 2024, with the reason given as a transfer of funds.<ref name="jcr_mcrlib">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/m50_lib/index.htm The former Manchester Liberal Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccreg"/>
* [[Lancashire and Cumbria Liberal Jewish Community]]: ceased operating in about 2020–2021.<ref name="jcr_lancaster"/>
* [[East Grinstead and District Jewish Community]]: last listed in the Jewish Year Book in 2014; its charity (CC 288189) was removed from the register on 5 September 2017.<ref name="jcr_eastg">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/eastg/index.htm The former East Grinstead and District Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccreg"/>
* [[Hastings and District Jewish Society]]: its charity (CC 273806) was removed from the register on 31 May 2018 as having ceased to exist.<ref name="jcr_hastings"/><ref name="ccreg"/>
* [[York Hebrew Congregation]]: closed in 1975; its former synagogue in Aldwark was deconsecrated on 1 July 2025.<ref name="york_deconsec">York Liberal Jewish Community, [https://jewsinyork.org.uk/york-shul-deconsecrated-50-years-after-closing/ York Shul deconsecrated 50 years after closing], ''Jews in York'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Bournemouth Masorti Community]]: had ceased operating by 1 January 2017.<ref name="jcr_bmasorti">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/bou5-mas/index.htm The former Bournemouth Masorti Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Bristol Jewish Congregation]] (formerly Masorti Jews in Bristol): left Masorti Judaism in March 2017 and has not been active since about 2018.<ref name="jcr_brmasorti">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/bri2_mas/index.htm Bristol Jewish Congregation (formerly Bristol Masorti Synagogue)], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Kehillat Ohel Avraham]], Hendon: a successor congregation to Yakar that met at the London School of Jewish Studies; it closed on an uncertain date; it was last listed in the Jewish Year Book in 2011 but was still listed in the JPR report in 2016.<ref name="jcr_yakar">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/hendon_yakar_ind/index.htm The former Yakar Kehila & Yakar Synagogue, Hendon, London NW4], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>

== List of active congregations ==
The table lists all 502 active congregations. A dash in the charity column means that no registered charity number is recorded for the congregation in the sources cited. United Synagogue communities without their own registration are covered by the umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/><ref name="oscr"/><ref name="ccni"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active synagogues in the United Kingdom (502)
! Name !! Movement !! Town !! Nation !! Charity no.
|-
| [[La Synagogue Française de Londres]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Aberdeen || Scotland || OSCR SC002901 OSCR SC046585
|-
| [[Adass Yeshurun Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Broughton Park) || England || CC 1174025
|-
| [[Adath Israel Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 207956
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Congregation of Aden Jews in the United Kingdom|Aden Jews Congregation]] || Sephardi || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 252022
|-
| [[Ahavas Torah]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Aish Community Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Alei Tzion Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1169737
|-
| [[Anshei Shalom]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1100912
|-
| [[Anshei Shlomo]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Avnei Kodesh]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1167982
|-
| [[Bais Tefilla]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1179122
|-
| [[Barnet Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || New Barnet || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1089977
|-
| [[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bedford || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1129679
|-
| [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1177104 1177104]<ref name="cc_1177104">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1177104 Tehilois Yoel, registered charity no. 1177104], ''Charity Commission'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cb_tehilois">Charity Bank, [https://www.charitybank.org/news/securing-a-synagogues-future/ Securing a synagogue's future], ''Charity Bank'', 13 October 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh']] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1124718
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Biala]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Canvey]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198799
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 326480
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1098896
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1175576
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev - Craven Walk]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1136805
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1104262
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1033039
|-
| [[Congregation Sharei Sholom Tchabe Limited|Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1116596
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1160643
|-
| [[Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1121622
|-
| [[Beis Kossov]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1046309
|-
| [[Beis Michaol]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Sholem D'Shotz]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beist Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1219459
|-
| [[Beit Klal Yisrael]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Kensington) || England || –
|-
| [[Belfast Jewish Community|Belfast Jewish Community (formerly the Belfast Hebrew Congregation)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Belfast || Northern Ireland || CCNI 100486
|-
| [[Belmont Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] || Independent || London (Belsize Park) || England || CC 1144866
|-
| [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1142879
|-
| [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road)]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1004327
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common)]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1206835
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1135274
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1196025
|-
| [[Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1173655
|-
| [[Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1202185
|-
| [[Beth Joseph Zvi]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue|Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Cambridge]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cambridge || England || CC 1136605
|-
| [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 251044
|-
| [[Beth Talmud Centre]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Bevis Marks Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (City) || England || –
|-
| [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || –
|-
| [[Birmingham Central United Synagogue|Birmingham Central Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Birmingham || England || CC 501067
|-
| [[Birmingham Hebrew Congregation|Birmingham Hebrew Congregation (Singers Hill)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Birmingham || England || CC 222277
|-
| [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Birmingham || England || CC 242057
|-
| [[Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Blackpool || England || CC 1148088
|-
| [[Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bognor Regis || England || –
|-
| [[Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue|Borehamwood & Elstree Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Borehamwood || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1195412 CC 1152775
|-
| [[Bournemouth Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1040356
|-
| [[Bournemouth Sephardi Association]] || Sephardi || Bournemouth || England || –
|-
| [[Bradford Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bradford || England || –
|-
| [[Breslov Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1184303
|-
| [[Breslov UK (Edgware)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1172423
|-
| [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1130334
|-
| [[Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Brighton & Hove || England || –
|-
| [[Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hove || England || CC 1115092
|-
| [[Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1046457 CC 1149342
|-
| [[Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1155461
|-
| [[Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bristol || England || CC 1191437
|-
| [[Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bristol || England || CC 1165722
|-
| [[Bromley Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bromley || England || CC 1098431
|-
| [[Brondesbury Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Willesden) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 516513
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| [[Bury Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bury || England || CC 1165261
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| [[Bushey United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Bushey || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cambridge || England || CC 282849
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| [[Canvey Talmudical Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198864
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| [[Cardiff Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1144498
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| [[Cardiff United Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1055573
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| [[Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Bromley || England || CC 1105859
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| [[Central Square Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1106681
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| [[Central Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Chabad Belgravia]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Belgravia) || England || CC 1146332
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton|Chabad Brighton]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Brighton & Hove || England || CC 1192044
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| [[Chabad Camden Town]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Camden Town) || England || CC 1215128
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| [[Chabad Francophone Maida Vale]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Maida Vale) || England || CC 1195631
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| [[Chabad Hammersmith]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hammersmith) || England || CC 1204607
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| [[Chabad Hatfield]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Hatfield || England || CC 1216907
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| [[Chabad House of Hendon]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1197396
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| [[Chabad Israeli Centre]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1141046
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| [[Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1202025
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| [[Chabad of Edinburgh|Chabad Jewish Community of Edinburgh]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC045668
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Buckurst Hill|Chabad Lubavitch for Buckhurst Hill]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Buckhurst Hill || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Epping]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Epping || England || CC 1197391
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Havering]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Havering || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Southend]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Southend-on-Sea || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Leicester]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leicester || England || CC 1182175
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Bloomsbury) || England || CC 1140342
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1151681
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex Limited|Chabad Lubavitch of North East London and Essex (Chabad Ilford)]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Ilford || England || CC 1123001
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Pinner || England || CC 1196650
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Radlett || England || –
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Sheffield || England || CC 1199252
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Solihull || England || CC 1195456
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Altrincham || England || CC 1200475
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (West Hampstead) || England || CC 1201417
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| [[Chabad Mill Hill East]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Mill Hill East) || England || CC 1195262
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| [[Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank )]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Battersea) || England || CC 1176543
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| [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood|Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Borehamwood || England || –
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts|Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Bricket Wood || England || CC 1198884
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| [[Chabad of Bristol]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bristol || England || CC 1174404
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| [[Chabad of Bushey]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bushey || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad of Cambridge]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cambridge || England || CC 1162783
|-
| [[Chabad of Colindale]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1215586
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| [[Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Crouch End) || England || CC 1192714
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| [[Chabad of Didsbury]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1214281
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| [[Chabad of Finchley]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1197411
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| [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Greenwich) || England || CC 1195277
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| [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1193647
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| [[Chabad of Nottingham]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1144625
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| [[Chabad of Oxford]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Oxford || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad of South Wales]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1215881
|-
| [[Chabad of West London - Ealing]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Ealing) || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad West Surrey]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || West Byfleet || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad Whitefield]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1198902
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of South London|Chabad Wimbledon]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Wimbledon) || England || CC 1154533
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| [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Islington) || England || CC 1164760
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| [[Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Upper Clapton)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Golders Green)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 285475
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| [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Chassidishe Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1205588
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| [[Chatham Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Chatham || England || CC 800902
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| [[Chazak]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Cheetham Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1088436
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| [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1171399
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| [[Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chelsea) || England || CC 1101862
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| [[Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cheltenham || England || CC 1156818
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| [[Chernobel Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Manchester || England || CC 1191243
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| [[Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1166465
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| [[Cheshire Reform Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester (Sharston) || England || CC 1124560
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| [[Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || –
|-
| [[Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Chigwell || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Childwall Hebrew Congregation]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1148396
|-
| [[Clapton Federation Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
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| [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Southgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Colchester and District Jewish Community]] || Cross-communal || Colchester || England || CC 237240
|-
| [[Congregation Ateres Zvi]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1063664
|-
| [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1139436
|-
| [[Congregation of Jacob Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Whitechapel) || England || CC 1208500
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| [[Coventry Jewish Reform Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Coventry || England || –
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| [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Ilford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Crawley Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Crawley || England || –
|-
| [[Crouch End Chavurah]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Crouch End) || England || –
|-
| [[Croydon & District Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Croydon || England || –
|-
| [[Damesek Eliezer Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Darchei Avot]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || –
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| [[Darlington Hebrew Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Darlington || England || –
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| [[David Ishag Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Wembley || England || CC 260863
|-
| [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Dvash]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1185002
|-
| [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Ealing) || England || CC 1037099
|-
| [[Ealing Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Ealing) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (South Woodford) || England || CC 232980 CC 1171254
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| [[East London Central Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Stepney) || England || –
|-
| [[Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Eastbourne || England || –
|-
| [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Eastbourne || England || CC 1115670
|-
| [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Edgware || England || CC 1135296 CC 1038116 CC 1172458
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| [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1123950
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| [[Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH)]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || CC 1197604
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| [[Edgware Torah Centre]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Edgware United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC016924
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| [[Eitz Hachaim]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Enfield || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Etz Chaim Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 513851
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| [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Exeter Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Exeter || England || –
|-
| [[Finchley Central Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Finchley) || England || –
|-
| [[Finchley Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Finchley) || England || –
|-
| [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1167285
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| [[Finchley Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1137557
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| [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash|Finchley Road Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1102303
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| [[Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Finsbury Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finsbury Park & Manor House) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Garnethill Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Glasgow || Scotland || OSCR SC010788
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| [[The Gateshead Kehilla (G.H.C) Limited|Gateshead Kehilla (Gateshead Hebrew Congregation)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1177090
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| [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Gateshead || England || –
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| [[Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Giffnock || Scotland || OSCR SC049806
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| [[Glasgow Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newton Mearns || Scotland || OSCR SC052553
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| [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1138578
|-
| [[Golders Green Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Great and New Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1135569
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| [[Guildford and District Jewish Community]] || Cross-communal || Guildford || England || CC 268088
|-
| [[Hackney & East London Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hackney) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Hadley Wood Jewish Community]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hadley Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Hale and District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hale Barns || England || CC 1180143 CC 506820
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| [[Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue|Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue (including the Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue Sephardi Minyan)]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Hampstead Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Harlow Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Harlow || England || CC 1186532
|-
| [[Harrogate Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Harrogate || England || CC 1210182
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| [[Hashkama Minyan at EAYC]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Hastings Jewish Community]] || Unaffiliated || Hastings || England || –
|-
| [[Havura community]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || –
|-
| [[Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester (Heaton Park) || England || CC 1159067
|-
| [[Heichal Hatorah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 264361
|-
| [[Heichal Menachem]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Hekhal Leah Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Hemel Hempstead || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hendon (United) Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1184204 CC 1187431
|-
| [[Hendon Beis Hamedrash]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hendon Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hidah Synagogue and Beth Midrash]] || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1021035
|-
| [[Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chingford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Higher Broughton) || England || –
|-
| [[Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1202519
|-
| [[Highgate Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Highgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hillock Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || –
|-
| [[Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1133404
|-
| [[Hull Hebrew Congregation]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Hull (Anlaby) || England || CC 1035451
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| [[Ilford Federation Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Ilford || England || –
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| [[Isle of Wight Jewish Society]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cowes, Isle of Wight || England || –
|-
| [[Jacob Benjamin Elias Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 291531
|-
| [[JLE]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1101651
|-
| [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1098484
|-
| [[Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1157128
|-
| [[Kehal Yedidim]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth Ltd|Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1196706
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| [[Kehilas Kol Yaakov]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
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| [[Kehillah North London]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1163562
|-
| [[Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1204912
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| [[Kehillas Kerestir]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1201952
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| [[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || CC 1120294
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| [[Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cornwall || England || CC 1090562
|-
| [[Kehillat Nashira , Borehamwood Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || Borehamwood || England || CC 1157989
|-
| [[Kehillat Or Tzion]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Manchester || England || CC 1212500
|-
| [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Maidstone || England || CC 1109044
|-
| [[Kenton Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Kenton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Kesher Kehillah]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kesser Torah]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Kingsbury Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Kingsbury) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1113847
|-
| [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Long Ditton, Surbiton || England || CC 270792
|-
| [[Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Kingston-upon-Thames || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 299763
|-
| [[Knightland Road Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hatch End || England || CC 299063
|-
| [[Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || CC 1081444
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| [[Kol Rina - Golders Green Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1072715 CC 1219627
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| [[Kollel Beis Aharon]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 263957
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| [[Kosov Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1204559
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| [[Lancaster and Lakes Jewish Community]] || Unaffiliated || Lancaster || England || –
|-
| [[Lauderdale Road Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Maida Vale) || England || –
|-
| [[Leeds Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Leeds || England || –
|-
| [[Leicester Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leicester || England || CC 1179457
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| [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Leicester || England || CC 238867
|-
| [[Levy Kelaty Synagogue Od Yosef Haie]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Leytonstone) || England || CC 1185624
|-
| [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Lincoln || England || CC 1190120
|-
| [[Liverpool Masorti Community]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Liverpool || England || –
|-
| [[Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1089175 CC 1196577
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| [[Liverpool Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Liverpool || England || CC 1098181
|-
| [[Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Llandudno || Wales || –
|-
| [[London Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[London Sephardi Hebrew Congregation - Porat Yosef Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1062880
|-
| [[Loughton Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Loughton || England || CC 1188590
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| [[Chabad-Lubavitch Centre of Leeds|Lubavitch Centre of Leeds]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leeds || England || CC 1123578
|-
| [[Lubavitch in the Midlands]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Birmingham || England || –
|-
| [[Lubavitch Liverpool]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1123511
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Scotland]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || Scotland || OSCR SC031458
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| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1171625
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| [[Luton United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Luton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Machzike Hadath Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 289999
|-
| [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1133264
|-
| [[Machzikei Hadass Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 235459
|-
| [[Magen Avot]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Maidenhead Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Maidenhead || England || CC 1110795
|-
| [[Makor Hayim]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Willesden Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Manchester Kolel]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester || England || CC 1205446
|-
| [[Meade Hill Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester || England || CC 1159112
|-
| [[Meoros Chaim]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1205770
|-
| [[Mesifta Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Mill Hill East Jewish Community]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Mill Hill United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1058193
|-
| [[Montefiore Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Ramsgate || England || –
|-
| [[Mosaic Jewish Community]] || Cross-communal || Stanmore || England || CC 1157109
|-
| [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 251172
|-
| [[Mosaic Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Stanmore || England || CC 1080951
|-
| [[Mosaic Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 1077299 CC 1159303
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| [[Muswell Hill Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Muswell Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hull (Willerby) || England || CC 1080550
|-
| [[Nefesh Hatorah Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1162153
|-
| [[Nekuda Tova Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Ner Yisrael Community]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1193566
|-
| [[Netzach Israel Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[New Essex Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Ilford || England || –
|-
| [[New London Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1133578
|-
| [[New North London Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1094668
|-
| [[The New Rachmistrivke Synagogue Trust|New Rachmistrivke Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1050963
|-
| [[New Stoke Newington Shul]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1176510
|-
| [[New Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[New West End Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Bayswater) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[New Whetstone Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Whetstone) || England || –
|-
| [[Newcastle Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 246816
|-
| [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1152757
|-
| [[North Manchester Reform Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Whitefield || England || –
|-
| [[North Salford Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1172747
|-
| [[North West Surrey Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Weybridge || England || CC 256232
|-
| [[North Western Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1186738 CC 247081
|-
| [[Northampton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Northampton || England || CC 1191560
|-
| [[Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Northwood || England || CC 1092900
|-
| [[Norwich Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Norwich || England || CC 1187450
|-
| [[Norwich Progressive Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Norwich || England || CC 1053565
|-
| [[Nottingham Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1188843
|-
| [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Nottingham || England || CC 246773
|-
| [[Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newbury Park, Ilford || England || CC 236663
|-
| [[Ohel David Eastern Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 243901 CC 1166039
|-
| [[Ohel David Sephardi Synagogue (Essex)]] || Sephardi || Ilford || England || –
|-
| [[Ohel Devorah Adeni Synagogue]] || Sephardi (Adeni) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 1159507
|-
| [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Ohel Mo'ed]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Ohel Moshe Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207160
|-
| [[Ohel Sholom]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1195444
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| [[Ohel Torah Congregation]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1136772
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| [[Bais Hamedrash Ohel Yakov Ltd|Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk)]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1115308
|-
| [[Ohr Hachayim Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Ohr Yerushalayim Synagogue|Ohr Yerushalayim]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1078745
|-
| [[Ohr Yisrael Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Borehamwood || England || –
|-
| [[Ohromayach Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Oxford Jewish Congregation]] || Cross-communal || Oxford || England || CC 267045 CC 231853
|-
| [[Oxford Masorti Group]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Oxford || England || –
|-
| [[Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Palmers Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Persian Hebrew Congregation]] || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Persian Sephardi Synagogue (Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]] || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1132415
|-
| [[Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Peterborough || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Peterborough || England || –
|-
| [[Pinner Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Pinner || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Plymouth Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Plymouth || England || CC 220010
|-
| [[Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Portsmouth || England || CC 1211148
|-
| [[Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Potters Bar || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Prestwich Beth Hamedrash]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 701846
|-
| [[Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1169075
|-
| [[Queenshill Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1079261
|-
| [[Radlett Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Radlett || England || CC 1161059
|-
| [[Radlett United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Radlett || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Rambam Sephardi Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Borehamwood || England || –
|-
| [[Reading Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Reading || England || CC 220098
|-
| [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Reading || England || CC 281610
|-
| [[Reshet Congregaton]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Richmond Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Richmond || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[RNH Synagogue & College Ltd|RNH Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1123674
|-
| [[Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Romford || England || CC 1121253
|-
| [[Saatchi Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1098107
|-
| [[Safardi Minyan]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1002406
|-
| [[Sale and District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Sale || England || CC 1201165
|-
| [[Sandys Row Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Spitalfields) || England || CC 1136453
|-
| [[Sarah Klauser Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || –
|-
| [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Nitra|Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1058820
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| [[Sedgley Park Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich (Sedgley Park) || England || CC 504984
|-
| [[Seed Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester]] || Sephardi || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1067759
|-
| [[Seven Hills Shul]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Sheffield || England || CC 1127317
|-
| [[Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Whetstone) || England || CC 1171418
|-
| [[Shaare Sedek Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Hale Barns || England || –
|-
| [[Shenley United Jewish Community]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Shenley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Shomrai Hadath Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || –
|-
| [[Shomrei Hadass Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || –
|-
| [[Shul in the Park]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || Scotland || OSCR SC046529
|-
| [[Sinai Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Sinai Synagogue (Reform)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Leeds || England || CC 1149738
|-
| [[Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Solihull || England || CC 1100938
|-
| [[South Bucks Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Amersham || England || CC 1098078
|-
| [[South Hampshire Progressive Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Southampton area || England || CC 1040109
|-
| [[South Hampstead Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Belsize Park) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[South Herts and Edgware Masorti]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[South London Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Streatham) || England || CC 236711
|-
| [[South London Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[South Manchester Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bowdon || England || CC 1124507
|-
| [[South Tottenham Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South Tottenham) || England || CC 1145657
|-
| [[Southampton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Southampton || England || CC 1208483
|-
| [[Southend & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 237616
|-
| [[Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1099107
|-
| [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 239096
|-
| [[Southport & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Southport || England || CC 227576
|-
| [[Southport Hebrew Congregation]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Southport || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Salford || England || CC 1192827
|-
| [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park]] || Sephardi || London (Notting Hill) || England || CC 248945
|-
| [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Springfield Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207000
|-
| [[St Albans Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || St Albans || England || CC 1118649
|-
| [[St Albans United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || St Albans || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[St Annes Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Lytham St Annes || England || CC 1161187
|-
| [[St. John's Wood Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Staines-upon-Thames || England || CC 1023277
|-
| [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stevenage || England || –
|-
| [[Stolin Karlin]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Ipswich || England || –
|-
| [[Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC035678
|-
| [[Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || CC 1188399
|-
| [[Sutton & District United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Sutton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Swansea Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Swansea || Wales || CC 249472
|-
| [[Swindon Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Swindon || England || –
|-
| [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[Tayside & Fife Jewish Community]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Dundee || Scotland || OSCR SC012108
|-
| [[Thanet & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Ramsgate || England || CC 294859
|-
| [[The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Northwood || England || CC 1160487
|-
| [[The BL Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1169519
|-
| [[The Hampstead Village Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead) || England || CC 1124605
|-
| [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 235668 CC 1159292
|-
| [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Elstree || England || CC 1182920 CC 262001
|-
| [[The Minyan (Ohel Moshe)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1113311
|-
| [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Gloucester || England || CC 1159055
|-
| [[Tiferes Yisroel Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1191518
|-
| [[Tiferet Eyal Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1116736
|-
| [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Brentwood || England || –
|-
| [[Toldot Aharon]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1162774
|-
| [[Torah Action Life]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1145908
|-
| [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Toras Chaim (shtiebl)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1147957
|-
| [[Toras Chaim Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1103481
|-
| [[Torat Moshe]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Totnes Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Totnes || England || –
|-
| [[Tsur Yisrael (Gibraltar Minyan)]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1101668
|-
| [[United Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 515316
|-
| [[United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 504336
|-
| [[United Synagogue - Manchester]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[United Synagogue - Sheffield]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Sheffield || England || CC 250281
|-
| [[Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1200227
|-
| [[Walford Road Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1101200
|-
| [[Watford & District Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Watford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Welshpool Jewish Group]] || Unaffiliated || Welshpool || Wales || –
|-
| [[Welwyn Garden City Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Welwyn Garden City || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Wembley Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Wembley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi]] || Sephardi || Wembley || England || –
|-
| [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1160082
|-
| [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Bloomsbury) || England || –
|-
| [[West End Great Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1076252
|-
| [[The West London Synagogue of British Jews|West London Synagogue of British Jews]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (West End) || England || CC 1155821
|-
| [[Westcliff Charedi Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1192449
|-
| [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1154188 CC 1167711
|-
| [[Westminster Synagogue]] || Independent || London (Knightsbridge) || England || CC 1133190
|-
| [[Whitefield Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1164798
|-
| [[Wimbledon and District Synagogue|Wimbledon & District Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wimbledon Park) || England || CC 1150678
|-
| [[Woodford Forest United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Woodside Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (North Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || –
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Hitchin || England || –
|-
| [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 260802
|-
| [[Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Gatley || England || CC 236420
|-
| [[Yeshurun Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[York Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || York || England || CC 1166145
|-
| [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1187313
|-
| [[Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[Zichron Reuven Aharon]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1178980
|-
| [[Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1020588
|}

== Congregations and synagogue charities not counted as active ==
The 57 congregations and charities below appear in the sources cited but are not included in the total of active congregations, because their current activity as congregations could not be confirmed from the sources cited. Of these, 47 are strictly Orthodox synagogues listed by the JPR in its 2016 survey,<ref name="jpr"/> 9 are charities on the register of the Charity Commission whose names or objects indicate a synagogue,<ref name="ccreg"/> and one is a congregation that JCR-UK lists with services held very rarely.<ref name="jcr_chester">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/chester/index.htm Chester Hebrew Congregation (synagogue), Chester, Cheshire, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 30 October 2026.</ref> Charity data is taken from the Charity Commission register extract dated 13 October 2026.<ref name="ccreg"/>

=== Strictly Orthodox ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Strictly Orthodox congregations and charities not counted as active (51)
! Name !! Town !! Charity no. !! Registered !! Latest income !! Notes
|-
| [[Machon Mayim Chaim]] || Edgware || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1111180 1111180] || 5 September 2005 || £233,380 (year ending 31 December 2024) || Objects include Jewish education and providing a community centre and/or synagogue.
|-
| [[Ahavas Yisroel (Gateshead)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Ba'er Hatorah]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hatalmud]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Yisroel (Gateshead)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Lechu Vonim]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Minyan Avreichim (Gateshead)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Perach Aharon]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Sunderland Kollel (synagogue)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Zichron Shaul]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Crowland Shul]] || London (Stamford Hill / South Tottenham) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Be'er Avrohom D'Chasidey Slonim]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Friends of Beth Abraham (Slonim) Limited]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/801072 801072], N15), registered 6 March 1989, appears on the register.
|-
| [[Beis Chabad Beis Menachem (Stamford Hill)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Distinct from [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]], Salford.
|-
| [[Beit Knesset Chida]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Chodosh Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Chatam Sofer]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz (Lampard Grove)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz (St Kilda's Road)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Divrey Shir (Rabinow)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Eidus Behosef Koson]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Ponevezh]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Sharei Tzion]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Toras Moshe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Heichalei Hakodesh Centre Machnovke Belz]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1197513 1197513] || 14 January 2022 || £973,037 (year ending 31 October 2025) || Objects refer to the Machnovke Belz community in Bnei Brak, Israel, and Jewish communities throughout the world; a synagogue is not mentioned.
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim (Stamford Hill)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] and [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]].
|-
| [[Kahal Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1145767 1145767] || 6 February 2012 || £738,315 (year ending 31 December 2024) || Activities describe fundraising, tuition payments and support for students; a synagogue is not mentioned.
|-
| [[Krechniff Avodat Zvi]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]].
|-
| [[Ohel Moshe V'Leah Limited]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1184728 1184728] || 2 August 2019 || £0 (year ending 30 June 2025) || Objects include providing and maintaining a building in North London for use as a synagogue. Nil income in each of the four years ending June 2022 to June 2025.
|-
| [[Ohel Sarah]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Satmar - Berech Moshe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Satmar - Divrei Yoel]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Yeshiva Horomoh Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Machon Levi Yitschok]] || Manchester || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Manchester Yeshiva (synagogue)]] || Manchester || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Beis Mordechai]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Chanichei Hayeshivos]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Eitz Chayim]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[K K Eitz Chaim]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1184972 1184972], Prestwich M25), registered 20 August 2019, appears on the register, with objects including building and maintaining synagogues.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Mordechai]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue (Bury)]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]], Salford.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim (Salford)]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Bobov]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Bobov (M/C) Ltd]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1153389 1153389], Manchester M8), registered 14 August 2013, appears on the register.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Breslov]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Viznitz]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Ohev Yisroel]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Yetev Lev D'Satmar]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Cong Yetev Lev D'Satmar M/C Ltd]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1115899 1115899], Salford M7), registered 23 August 2006, appears on the register.
|-
| [[Beis Yisroel (Salford)]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Beis Yisroel Trust]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1147570 1147570], Prestwich M25), registered 1 June 2012, appears on the register, with the object of maintaining a synagogue.
|-
| [[Chortkov Beis Hamedrash]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Gur Beiss Hachasidim]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Charities named [[House of Gur]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1046598 1046598], Salford M7) and [[Gur Manchester Trust]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1198402 1198402], Prestwich M25) appear on the register.
|-
| [[Kol Rinoh Horodenka]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Lower Broughton Shtiebl]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[The Minyan (Salford)]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|}

The JPR also listed a Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz at Bethune Road; this is the congregation listed above among active congregations as [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]], at 99 Bethune Road, N16.<ref name="jpr"/><ref name="jcr_beltz">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/stamford_shteibls/beltz.htm Chasidey Beltz Beth Hemedrash, Stamford Hill, London N16, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>

Closed: [[Beth Israel (Trisker) Synagogue]], last at 146 Osbaldeston Road, N16, was listed by the JPR in 2016 but is recorded by JCR-UK as having closed in the late 1990s or early 2000s; it last appeared in the Jewish Year Book in 2005.<ref name="jpr"/><ref name="jcr_trisker">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/stamford_shteibls/beth-israel.htm Beth Israel Synagogue - Trisker Synagogue (closed), Stamford Hill, London N16, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 30 October 2026.</ref>

=== Other ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Other congregations and charities not counted as active (6)
! Name !! Town !! Charity no. !! Registered !! Latest income !! Notes
|-
| [[Bradford Hebrew Congregation]] || Bradford || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1189757 1189757] || 2 June 2020 || £33,815 (year ending 31 December 2025) || Objects include securing the burial rights of the remaining congregation members and maintaining the cemetery.
|-
| [[Chester Hebrew Congregation]] || Chester || – || – || – || No charity registration found. JCR-UK describes the congregation as active, with services held very rarely and no synagogue building.<ref name="jcr_chester"/>
|-
| [[Gosport Synagogue]] || Gosport || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1169608 1169608] || 11 October 2016 || £23,547 (year ending 1 February 2019) || Reporting status 'double default': annual returns for the five financial years ending February 2021 to February 2025 not received.
|-
| [[Grimsby Hebrew Congregation]] || Grimsby || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1218477 1218477] || 15 June 2026 || none filed || Registered in June 2026; reporting status 'new', no accounts filed yet.
|-
| [[Stoke-on-Trent Hebrew Congregation]] || Newcastle-under-Lyme || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/232104 232104] || 30 March 1965 || £8,842 (year ending 31 October 2025) || Activities include supporting Jewish observance for the local Jewish population and educating schools and other groups about Judaism.
|-
| [[Newport Hebrew Synagogue]] || Newport || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1078176 1078176] || 11 November 1999 || £5,923 (year ending 31 October 2025) || Register activities given as 'religious activities'.
|}

== See also ==
* [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]
* [[Jewish Schools in the UK]]
* [[Board of Deputies of British Jews]]
* [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]

== Notes ==
<references/>

[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Hasidic Judaism in the United Kingdom]]

Liberal Judaism (UK)

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Liberal Judaism (ULPS) supports and develops a network of liberal and progressive synagogues and communities across the UK and Europe. On 5 November 2012, 'Liberal Judaism (ULPS)" was incorporated as a registered company (company no: 08281223), a private company limited by guarantee without a share capital (and with an exemption from use of the word 'Limited').<ref>[https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08281223 Liberal Judaism (ULPS)], Companies House. Retrieved 1 December 2021</ref> It is also a registered charity (No: 1151090), registered on 5 March 2013.<ref>[https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/5033836/governing-document Liberal Judaism (ULPS)], Charity Commission. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

==Liberal Judaism and Zionism==
Liberal Judaism (UK) is a 'progressive' Zionist organisation. Along with [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]], it is a member of the [[World Union for Progressive Judiasm]]<ref name="affiliations"/> which is an affiliate organisation of the [[World Zionist Organisation]] (WZO).<ref>[https://www.wzo.org.il/Affiliated-Zionist-organizations Affiliated Zionist Organisations], World Zionist Organisation. Retrieved 9 December 2021.</ref> Its youth movement [[LJY-Netzer]] are a branch of [[Netzer Olami]], the worldwide Progressive Zionist youth organisation.<ref name="LJY Netzer"/> Liberal Judaism is, therefore, a formal member of the [[Zionist movement]].

On its website it states its position on Israel and Zionism:

:We affirm a love for the Land of Israel and a strong commitment to the State of Israel. We pray for her people, care about her security and wish to enact the vision of her founders of a Jewish state for all its inhabitants, at peace with its neighbours, democratic and prosperous. We promote a two-state solution, and oppose all boycotts. We also strive to emphasise the value of, and to nurture, the unique symbiosis between Israel and the Diaspora. We combine this vision of Israel with strong support for religious pluralism within the State, and partner with selected organisations within Israel to advance the cause of Progressive Judaism inside Israel and the rights of all Israelis, including those of other faiths and none.<ref>Liberal Judaism [https://web.archive.org/web/20231118145015/https://www.liberaljudaism.org/who-we-are/what-is-liberal-judaism/ What is Liberal Judaism?]</ref>

==History==
The start of Liberal Judaism in the UK can be traced back to 1902 with the founding of the [[Jewish Religious Union]] by [[Lily Montagu]] (1873-1963) and [[Claude Montefiore]]. In 1944 the [[Union of Liberal and Progressive Synagogues]] (now called Liberal Judaism) was founded. There were 11 affiliated synagogues by 1949, 28 by 1991 and 31 by 2005. As of December 2021 there are 39 affiliated synagogues and communities as listed on the Liberal Judaism website.<ref name="communities"/>

The movement's first Rabbi was [[Israel I. Mattuck]], who established Liberal Judaism in Britain as a movement whose character resembled the radical end of American Reform Judaism.

The organisation is part of the [[World Union for Progressive Judaism]], which estimated their membership to be around 1.7 million in 2009 and is claimed to be the largest grouping of Jews in the world.<ref name"history">[https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/judaism/subdivisions/liberal_1.shtml Liberal Judaism], BBC, 12 August 2009.</ref>

Membership of Liberal congregations in 2016 (including the unaffiliated [[Belsize Square Synagogue]]) constituted some 8.2% of synagogue membership in the United Kingdom.<ref>"Jewish News", Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1, 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Reseach, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref>

==People==
Correct as of 29 November 2021:<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/who-we-are/whos-who/ Liberal Judaism People], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 29 November 2021.</ref>
===Staff===
Rabbi [[Charley Baginsky]] - Chief Executive Officer | [[Shelley Shocolinsky-Dwyer]] - Chief Operating Officer | [[Alexandra Gellnick]] - Director of Community Partnerships | [[Becca Fetterman]] - Director of Youth | [[Ali Simmons]] - Office Coordinator | [[Tanya Garfield]] - Senior Administrator | [[Janet Manderson]] - Financial Accountant | [[Simon Rothstein]] - LJ Today Editor & Public Relations | [[Thomas Rich]] - Fundraising & Events Manager | [[Jess Mindel]] - LJY-Netzer Movement Worker | [[Joe Shotton]] - LJY-Netzer Movement Worker | Rabbi [[Anna Posner]] - Student Chaplain | Rabbi [[Eryn London]] - Chaplaincy Project Manager | [[Shaan Knan]] - Project Manager; Heritage Projects | [[Alison Turner]] - Liberal Judaism Archivist

===Rabbis===
[[Rebecca Birk]] [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]]; Co-Chair of The Conference of Liberal Rabbis and Cantors | Dr [[René Pfertzel]] [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]]; Co-Chair of The Conference of Liberal Rabbis and Cantors | [[Charley Baginsky]] Chief Executive Officer of Liberal Judaism | [[Rachel Benjamin]] [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue|Liberal Jewish Synagogue]] (St John’s Wood) | [[Rebecca Birk]] Finchley Progressive Synagogue | [[Janet Burden]] (Emeritus) [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Elana Dellal]] [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]] (St John’s Wood) | [[Nathan Godleman]] The [[South London Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Aaron Goldstein]] [[The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue)|Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue]] | Dr [[Andrew Goldstein]] (Emeritus) Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue | [[Roberta Harris-Eckstein]] [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]] | Dr [[Frank Hellner]] (Emeritus) Finchley Progressive Synagogue | [[David Hulbert]] (Emeritus) [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]] | Dr [[Margaret Jacobi]] [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Richard Jacobi]] East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue | [[Leah Jordan]] [[Kehillah North London]] | [[Yuval Keren]] [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Sandra Kviat]] [[Crouch End Chavurah]] & [[Shir Hatzafon]] (Copenhagen) | [[Miri Lawrence]] Ealing Liberal Synagogue | [[Monique Mayer]] [[Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation|Bristol & West Progressive Jewish Congregation]] | Dr [[Charles H Middleburgh]] (Emeritus) [[Dublin Jewish Progressive Congregation]] | [[Lea Mühlstein]] Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue | Dr [[René Pfertzel]] Kingston Liberal Synagogue | [[Anna Posner]] Student Chaplain, [[Beit Klal Yisrael]], & [[Norwich Progressive Jewish Community|Norwich Liberal Jewish Congregation]] | [[Danny Rich]] (Emeritus) Kingston Liberal Synagogue | [[Tanya Sakhnovich]] [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Mark Solomon]] [[Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community)|Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community]] & [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation|Leicester Progressive Jewish Community]] | [[Jackie Tabick]] [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Elizabeth Tikvah Sarah]] [[Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue|Brighton & Hove Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Pete Tobias]] [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]] | [[Alexandra Wright]] The Liberal Jewish Synagogue (St John’s Wood) | [[Igor Zinkov]] The Liberal Jewish Synagogue

===Officers & Vice Presidents===
====Board of National Officers====
[[Ruth Seager]] - Chair | [[Karen Newman]] - Deputy Chair | [[Paul Silver-Myer]] - Treasurer | [[Amanda McFeeters]] - Company Secretary | [[Ros Clayton]] - Officer; Legal Governance | [[Hannah Stephenson]] - Officer; Youth | [[Susanne Szal Combe]] - Officer; Education, Complaints and Policies | [[Owen Power]] - Officer; Inclusion and Communications | [[Janet Berkman]] - Officer; Communities | [[Alex Kinchin-Smith]] - Officer; Strategy/Structure and HR | [[Leslie Moss]] - Officer; Strategy and Finance

The chair(s) of The Conference of Liberal Rabbis and Cantors also sits on the Board of National Officers of Liberal Judaism.

====Liberal Judaism President & Vice Presidents====
Rabbi Dr [[Andrew Goldstein]] - President | [[Simon Benscher]] | [[Monique Blake]] | [[Lord Fink]] | [[Louise Freedman]] | [[Sharon Goldstein]] | [[Lucian J. Hudson]] | [[David Lipman]] | [[Corinne Oppenheimer]] | [[David Pick]] | Rabbi [[Danny Rich]] | [[Tony Sacker]] | [[Joan Shopper]] | [[Phil Stone]] | [[Beverly Taylor]]

==LJY-Netzer==
[[LJY-Netzer]] is the youth movement of Liberal Judaism. Founded in 1947 as FLPJYG ([[Federation of Liberal and Progressive Jewish Youth Groups]]), it was renamed in 2004.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170920223755/http://www.ljy-netzer.org/history/ LJY Netzer] LJY Netzer. Retrieved via the Internet Archive on 1 December 2021.</ref>

They run a host of events around the country throughout the year for young people aged between 8 and 23 years old.

LJY-Netzer are a branch of [[Netzer Olami]], the worldwide Progressive Zionist youth organisation. This gives them a link to thousands of other progressive Jewish young people in more than a dozen countries around the world.

LJY-Netzer’s events include day events, youth clubs, overnight residential, longer camps and trips abroad. The flagship events are spring camp (Machaneh Aviv), the amazing summer camp (Machaneh Kadimah), Europe Tour (Kayitz), Israel Tour and a gap-year programme in Israel for 18-year-olds (Shnat Netzer).

LJY-Netzer is run by a team of professionals called movement workers, based at Liberal Judaism’s head office in Central London, and a larger group of volunteers who help on nationwide events.

LJY-Netzer is an ideological youth movement. This means they have a set of values that guide everything they do. There are four main pillars of LJY-Netzer’s ideology: Liberal Judaism, Progressive Zionism, Tikkun Olam and Youth Empowerment. The ideology shapes how they run the movement, ensuring that all aspects of the ideology are covered on each event.<ref name="LJY Netzer">[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/ljy-netzer/ LJY-Netzer], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 29 November 2021.</ref>

==Alliance for Progressive Judaism==
On 17 September 2014 '''Liberal Judaism''' and the [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] announced the creation of an alliance between their two movements. The [[Alliance for Progressive Judaism]] saw an expansion of collaboration between the two movements in areas such as student chaplaincy, social justice and social action. Leaders from both Liberal Judaism and Reform Judaism were keen to stress that this was not a merger and the two movements would retain their autonomy and distinct identities.<ref>[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/liberal-and-reform-together-launch-alliance-for-progressive-judaism/ Liberal and Reform together launch alliance for Progressive Judaism], Reform Judaism. 17 September 2014. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

In 2017, the Alliance for Progressive Judaism established an Israel Desk. This full-time position aims to build and strengthen the movements relationship with Israel. The desk is a collaborative venture and is jointly funded by [[ProZion]], [[Israel Movement for Reform & Progressive Judaism]] (IMPJ), [[Friends of Leo Baeck Haifa]] and [[Friends of Progressive Judaism]] (FPJ).<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/israel-and-the-diaspora/ Israel & the Diaspora], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

The Israel Desk is currently staffed by [[Carrie Shaw]].<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/alliance-for-progressive-judaism/carrie-shaw/ Carrie Shaw – Alliance for Progressive Judaism & Israel Desk Coordinator], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

==Members and Communities==
[[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Beit Klal Yisrael]] (London) | [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Brighton & Hove Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Bristol & West Progressive Jewish Congregation]] | [[Crawley Jewish Community]] | [[Crouch End Chavurah]] | [[Dublin Jewish Progressive Congregation]] | [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Kehillah North London]] | [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]] | [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]] (St John's Wood) | [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]] | [[Manchester Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]] (Harrow) | [[Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Norwich Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Shir Hatzafon]] (Copenhagen) | [[South Bucks Jewish Community]] | [[South London Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]] (Ipswich) | [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]] | [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]] (Bournemouth) | [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]] (London) | [[York Liberal Synagogue]]<ref name="communities">[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/where-we-are/communities/communities-list/ Liberal Judaism Communities], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

===Developing Communities & Associated Congregations===
Beit Ha’Chidush (Amsterdam) | Oxford Liberal Jewish Services<ref name="communities"/>

==Programmes==
*[[LJY-Netzer]] - LJY-Netzer is the youth movement of Liberal Judaism. They run a host of events around the country throughout the year for young people aged between 8 and 23 years old.
*Progressive Jewish Students - The Alliance for Progressive Judaism’s Progressive Jewish Students team offers educational and religious support for Progressive Jewish university students, as well as rabbinic and pastoral care and connections by our Student Chaplaincy. As part of external advocacy, it aims to lift up the Progressive Jewish voice on campus to combat anti-Semitism, strengthen the connection between students and the media, provide pastoral support to students running for on-campus elections, enable students to engage in serious dialogue with one another, and advocate for Progressive Jewish voices in the context of Orthodox-normative Jewish student life.<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/students/ Progressive Jewish Students], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>
*Rainbow Pilgrims: The Rites and Passages of LGBTQI Migrants in Britain
*Twilight People
*Rainbow Jews
*Judaism in Plain Sight – Kabbalat Torah Programme

==Affiliations==
Liberal Judaism’s sister and partner organisations:<ref name="affiliations">[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/resources/links/ Liberal Judaism’s sister and partner organisations], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 29 November 2021.</ref>

===Progressive Judaism===
*[[World Union for Progressive Judaism]]
*[[European Union for Progressive Judaism]]
*[[Netzer Olami]]
*[[Union for Reform Judaism]] (North America)
*[[Movement for Reform Judaism]] (UK)
*[[Leo Baeck College]]
*[[The Israel Movement for Progressive Judaism]]
*[[Israel Religious Action Centre]]
*[[The Friends of Progressive Judaism in Israel & Europe]]
*[[ProZion]]/[[Arzenu UK]]

===Partner Organisations===
*[[Citizens UK]]
*[[The Faith & Belief Forum]]
*[[Council of Christians and Jews]]
*[[Mitzvah Day 365]]
*[[Board of Deputies of British Jews]]
*[[Jewish Leadership Council]]
*[[Jewish Book Service]]

===Jewish Schools===
*[[Akiva School]]
*[[Clore Shalom School]]
*[[Clore Tikva School]]
*[[JCoSS School]]
*[[Mosaic Jewish Primary School]]

==Contact==
:Website: [https://www.liberaljudaism.org www.liberaljudaism.org]
:Address: The Montagu Centre, 21 Maple Street, London, W1T 4BE
:Tel: +44 (0) 20 7580 1663
:email: montagu@liberaljudaism.org
:Twitter: @liberaljudaism

== Movement for Progressive Judaism ==
On 1 January 2026 the Movement for Reform Judaism and Liberal Judaism united to form [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] (MPJ).<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The MPJ's directory lists 28 UK communities of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The full list of member communities, showing each community's Reform or Liberal heritage, is at [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism#Member communities]].

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category: Synagogue movements UK]][[Category:Zionist movement UK]]

Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom

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{{short description|'''Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom that do not belong to a synagogue movement'''}}

'''Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom''' are Orthodox congregations that do not belong to any of the country's synagogal organisations, such as the [[United Synagogue]], the [[Federation of Synagogues]], [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] (UOHC) or [[The S&P Sephardi Community]]. There are 129 active congregations of this kind: 94 mainstream or modern Orthodox congregations and 35 strictly Orthodox (Charedi) congregations. Each is constituted separately, most as a registered charity of its own.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccni">Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, [https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission for Northern Ireland'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A further 58 registered charities whose names or objects indicate an independent Orthodox synagogue are not counted, because no current listing as an active congregation appears for them in the sources cited.

== Definition and history ==
According to JCR-UK, since the founding of the United Synagogue and the Federation of Synagogues in the 19th century the vast majority of synagogues in London have belonged to a synagogal organisation, whereas outside London 'the vast majority of provincial Orthodox congregations are independent, although many are under the aegis of the Chief Rabbi'. Several congregations that were independent for much of their history later affiliated to the UOHC or the Federation, and others remained independent while joining the UOHC's burial societies.<ref name="jcr_ind">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Independent.htm Independent Ashkenazi Congregations in London], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The [[Western Synagogue]], for example, had more than two centuries of independence before merging with the Marble Arch Synagogue in 1991 to form the [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue]], which has the status of an 'affiliate' of the United Synagogue.<ref name="jcr_ind"/>

The [[Institute for Jewish Policy Research]] (JPR) counts independent modern Orthodox synagogues in the 'Central Orthodox' strand alongside the United Synagogue and the Federation, and independent strictly Orthodox synagogues in the 'Strictly Orthodox' strand alongside the UOHC. It notes that independent synagogues in particular 'sometimes defy simple categorisation', especially at the boundary between the two.<ref name="jpr">Donatella Casale Mashiah and Jonathan Boyd, [https://www.jpr.org.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/Synagogue_membership_in_the_United_Kingdom_in_2016.pdf Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016], ''Institute for Jewish Policy Research'', July 2017, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

== Relationship with the Chief Rabbi and religious authorities ==
=== Chief Rabbi ===
The Chief Rabbinate began as the rabbinate of the Great Synagogue in London. In the 18th century provincial Ashkenazi communities voluntarily subscribed to its spiritual authority, and the Chief Rabbi answered halachic enquiries, accredited ''shochetim'' and issued marriage licences for them; the Chief Rabbinate still accredits shochetim and authorises marriages.<ref name="cr_hist">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/history-chief-rabbinate/ History of the Chief Rabbinate], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Since the founding of the United Synagogue in 1870, younger movements have not officially recognised the Chief Rabbi as their representative.<ref name="cr_hist"/> The [[Office of the Chief Rabbi]] describes the Chief Rabbi of the [[United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth]] as the spiritual authority for 120 traditional Orthodox communities in the United Kingdom, divided between United Synagogue communities and 'independent congregations in the provinces of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales'.<ref name="cr_etz">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Madrichim-PDFs_02.pdf The Etz Chaim Project: 2. The Chief Rabbi's Communities], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', November 2018, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Manchester Beth Din ===
In Greater Manchester the [[Manchester Beth Din]] oversees kashrut (through the MK label), the eruv and other communal services.<ref name="jc_mbd2019">Simon Rocker, [https://www.thejc.com/news/community/northern-split-on-kashrus-as-dayan-launches-rival-beth-din-u8b1tu82 Northern split on kashrus as dayan launches rival beth din], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 17 April 2019, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jc_mbd2018">Simon Rocker, [https://www.thejc.com/news/community/manchester-and-united-synagogue-beth-din-leaders-explore-joint-relationship-pogm2zer Manchester and United Synagogue Beth Din leaders explore 'joint relationship'], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 29 January 2018, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The mikvaot at [[Whitefield Hebrew Congregation]] and at Hale Synagogue are under its halachic authority.<ref name="mbd_kehilla">Manchester Beth Din, [https://www.mbd.org.uk/kehillaservicesinfo Kehilla Services info], ''Manchester Beth Din'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In January 2018, when the Manchester Beth Din was in exploratory talks with the [[London Beth Din]] of the United Synagogue, around a dozen Manchester rabbis wrote opposing 'any merger of the Manchester Beth Din and the United Synagogue or any other organisation'. The signatories included the rabbis of [[Hale and District Hebrew Congregation]] and Holy Law South Broughton Congregation.<ref name="jc_mbd2018"/> In April 2019 the Beth Din's lay officers announced that they would hand control to the rabbinate of the synagogues that support it, known as the R27, after one of its dayanim, Yehuda Steiner, set up a rival authority, [[Badatz Manchester]].<ref name="jc_mbd2019"/>

=== Strictly Orthodox congregations ===
The UOHC's associated congregations accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate while retaining their independence, and its kashrut authority is [[Kedassia]].<ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The Charedi congregations listed below are not associated with the UOHC according to the sources cited.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/><ref name="jcr_ind"/>

== Mainstream and modern Orthodox congregations ==
These 94 congregations are in England (85), Scotland (5), Wales (3) and Northern Ireland (1). They include long-established communities such as [[Birmingham Hebrew Congregation]], [[Garnethill Hebrew Congregation]] in [[Glasgow]] and the [[Belfast Jewish Community]], and the congregations of Greater Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool.<ref name="ccreg"/><ref name="oscr"/><ref name="ccni"/><ref name="jcr_ind"/> Two other independent congregations in London, [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] and [[Westminster Synagogue]], are not Orthodox; the JPR counts them with the Liberal and Reform strands respectively.<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Independent Orthodox congregations (94)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Hasidic dynasty
|-
| [[La Synagogue Française de Londres]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – ||
|-
| [[Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation]] || Aberdeen || OSCR SC002901 OSCR SC046585 ||
|-
| [[Adass Yeshurun Synagogue]] || Salford (Broughton Park) || CC 1174025 ||
|-
| [[Adath Israel Synagogue]] || Salford || – ||
|-
| [[Ahavas Torah]] || Edgware || – ||
|-
| [[Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue]] || Liverpool || CC 1169737 ||
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah]] || Prestwich || CC 1033039 ||
|-
| [[Beis Michaol]] || Edgware || – ||
|-
| [[Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park]] || London (Hendon) || – ||
|-
| [[Beist Shul]] || Prestwich || CC 1219459 ||
|-
| [[Belfast Jewish Community|Belfast Jewish Community (formerly the Belfast Hebrew Congregation)]] || Belfast || CCNI 100486 ||
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1206835 ||
|-
| [[Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue]] || Leeds || CC 1173655 ||
|-
| [[Birmingham Hebrew Congregation|Birmingham Hebrew Congregation (Singers Hill)]] || Birmingham || CC 222277 ||
|-
| [[Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation]] || Bognor Regis || – ||
|-
| [[Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation]] || Bournemouth || CC 1195412 CC 1152775 ||
|-
| [[Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation]] || Hove || CC 1115092 ||
|-
| [[Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row)]] || Bristol || CC 1165722 ||
|-
| [[Bury Hebrew Congregation]] || Bury || CC 1165261 ||
|-
| [[Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation]] || Cambridge || CC 282849 ||
|-
| [[Cardiff United Synagogue]] || Cardiff || CC 1055573 ||
|-
| [[Central Square Minyan]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1106681 ||
|-
| [[Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation]] || Greater Manchester || – ||
|-
| [[Chassidishe Synagogue]] || Leeds || CC 1205588 ||
|-
| [[Cheetham Hebrew Congregation]] || Prestwich || CC 1088436 ||
|-
| [[Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation]] || Cheltenham || CC 1156818 ||
|-
| [[Damesek Eliezer Synagogue]] || Greater Manchester || – ||
|-
| [[Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation]] || Eastbourne || – ||
|-
| [[Edgware Torah Centre]] || Edgware || – ||
|-
| [[Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation]] || Edinburgh || OSCR SC016924 ||
|-
| [[Etz Chaim Synagogue]] || Leeds || CC 513851 ||
|-
| [[Exeter Hebrew Congregation]] || Exeter || – ||
|-
| [[Garnethill Hebrew Congregation]] || Glasgow || OSCR SC010788 ||
|-
| [[Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue]] || Giffnock || OSCR SC049806 ||
|-
| [[Great and New Synagogue]] || Salford || CC 1135569 ||
|-
| [[Hale and District Hebrew Congregation]] || Hale Barns || CC 1180143 CC 506820 ||
|-
| [[Harrogate Hebrew Congregation]] || Harrogate || CC 1210182 ||
|-
| [[Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation]] || Manchester (Heaton Park) || CC 1159067 ||
|-
| [[Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] || Salford (Higher Broughton) || – ||
|-
| [[Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] || Prestwich || CC 1202519 ||
|-
| [[Hillock Hebrew Congregation]] || Whitefield || – ||
|-
| [[Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] || Prestwich || CC 1133404 ||
|-
| [[Kehal Yedidim]] || London (Hendon) || – ||
|-
| [[Kollel Beis Aharon]] || Edgware || CC 263957 ||
|-
| [[Leicester Hebrew Congregation]] || Leicester || CC 1179457 ||
|-
| [[Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road]] || Liverpool || CC 1089175 CC 1196577 ||
|-
| [[Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation]] || Llandudno || – ||
|-
| [[Machzikei Hadass Synagogue]] || Salford || CC 235459 ||
|-
| [[Manchester Kolel]] || Greater Manchester || – ||
|-
| [[Meade Hill Shul]] || Manchester || CC 1159112 ||
|-
| [[Nefesh Hatorah Minyan]] || Edgware || CC 1162153 ||
|-
| [[Nekuda Tova Minyan]] || Edgware || – || Breslov
|-
| [[Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul]] || London (Golders Green) || – || Breslov
|-
| [[Ner Yisrael Community]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1193566 ||
|-
| [[North Salford Synagogue]] || Salford || CC 1172747 ||
|-
| [[Northampton Hebrew Congregation]] || Northampton || CC 1191560 ||
|-
| [[Norwich Hebrew Congregation]] || Norwich || CC 1187450 ||
|-
| [[Nottingham Hebrew Congregation]] || Nottingham || CC 1188843 ||
|-
| [[Ohromayach Congregation]] || Greater Manchester || – ||
|-
| [[Plymouth Hebrew Congregation]] || Plymouth || CC 220010 ||
|-
| [[Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation]] || Portsmouth || CC 1211148 ||
|-
| [[Prestwich Beth Hamedrash]] || Prestwich || CC 701846 ||
|-
| [[Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] || Prestwich || CC 1169075 ||
|-
| [[Queenshill Synagogue]] || Leeds || CC 1079261 ||
|-
| [[Reading Hebrew Congregation]] || Reading || CC 220098 ||
|-
| [[Reshet Congregaton]] || Greater Manchester || – ||
|-
| [[RNH Synagogue & College Ltd|RNH Synagogue]] || Salford || CC 1123674 ||
|-
| [[Saatchi Synagogue]] || London (St John's Wood) || CC 1098107 ||
|-
| [[Sale and District Hebrew Congregation]] || Sale || CC 1201165 ||
|-
| [[Sarah Klauser Synagogue]] || London (West Hampstead) || – ||
|-
| [[Sedgley Park Synagogue]] || Prestwich (Sedgley Park) || CC 504984 ||
|-
| [[Seed Shul]] || Edgware || – ||
|-
| [[Shomrei Hadass Congregation]] || Leeds || – ||
|-
| [[Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation]] || Solihull || CC 1100938 ||
|-
| [[South Manchester Synagogue]] || Bowdon || CC 1124507 ||
|-
| [[Southampton Hebrew Congregation]] || Southampton || CC 1208483 ||
|-
| [[Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || CC 1099107 ||
|-
| [[St Annes Hebrew Congregation]] || Lytham St Annes || CC 1161187 ||
|-
| [[Swansea Hebrew Congregation]] || Swansea || CC 249472 ||
|-
| [[Tayside & Fife Jewish Community]] || Dundee || OSCR SC012108 ||
|-
| [[The BL Minyan]] || London (Finchley) || CC 1169519 ||
|-
| [[The Hampstead Village Shul]] || London (Hampstead) || CC 1124605 || Chabad-Lubavitch (probable)
|-
| [[The Minyan (Ohel Moshe)]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1113311 ||
|-
| [[Tiferes Yisroel Minyan]] || Edgware || CC 1191518 ||
|-
| [[Toras Chaim Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1103481 ||
|-
| [[United Hebrew Congregation]] || Leeds || CC 515316 ||
|-
| [[United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne]] || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || CC 504336 ||
|-
| [[United Synagogue - Manchester]] || Salford || – ||
|-
| [[Walford Road Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1101200 ||
|-
| [[West End Great Synagogue]] || London (West End) || CC 1076252 ||
|-
| [[Whitefield Hebrew Congregation]] || Whitefield || CC 1164798 ||
|-
| [[Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation]] || Gatley || CC 236420 ||
|-
| [[Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue]] || Salford || – ||
|-
| [[Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue]] || Salford || CC 1020588 ||
|}

== Charedi independent congregations ==
These 35 strictly Orthodox congregations, in London, Greater Manchester, Canvey Island, Gateshead and elsewhere, are not associated with the UOHC. 13 of them are linked to a particular Hasidic dynasty.<ref name="jpr"/><ref name="ccreg"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Charedi independent congregations (35)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Hasidic dynasty
|-
| [[Anshei Shalom]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1100912 ||
|-
| [[Avnei Kodesh]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1167982 ||
|-
| [[Bais Tefilla]] || Salford || CC 1179122 ||
|-
| [[Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1089977 || Strozhnitz
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka]] || Salford || CC 1124718 || Machnovka (Belz-Machnovka)
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Canvey]] || Canvey Island || CC 1198799 ||
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz]] || Salford || CC 326480 || Belz
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh]] || Prestwich || CC 1098896 ||
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1175576 ||
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh]] || Prestwich || CC 1104262 ||
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar]] || Salford || CC 1160643 || Satmar
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1135274 ||
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1196025 || Tosh
|-
| [[Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel]] || Salford || CC 1202185 ||
|-
| [[Breslov Shul]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1184303 || Breslov
|-
| [[Breslov UK (Edgware)]] || Edgware || CC 1172423 || Breslov
|-
| [[Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash]] || Salford || CC 516513 ||
|-
| [[Canvey Talmudical Congregation]] || Canvey Island || CC 1198864 ||
|-
| [[Chernobel Shul]] || Manchester || CC 1191243 || Chernobyl
|-
| [[Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1166465 || Chernobyl
|-
| [[Congregation Ateres Zvi]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1063664 ||
|-
| [[The Gateshead Kehilla (G.H.C) Limited|Gateshead Kehilla (Gateshead Hebrew Congregation)]] || Gateshead || CC 1177090 ||
|-
| [[Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth Ltd|Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth]] || Bournemouth || CC 1196706 ||
|-
| [[Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel]] || Prestwich || CC 1204912 ||
|-
| [[Kehillas Kerestir]] || Salford || CC 1201952 || Kerestir
|-
| [[Kosov Congregation]] || Canvey Island || CC 1204559 || Kosov
|-
| [[Meoros Chaim]] || London (Colindale) || CC 1205770 ||
|-
| [[The New Rachmistrivke Synagogue Trust|New Rachmistrivke Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1050963 || Rachmastrivka
|-
| [[Ohel Moshe Synagogue]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1207160 ||
|-
| [[Ohel Sholom]] || Prestwich || CC 1195444 ||
|-
| [[Toldot Aharon]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1162774 || Toldos Aharon
|-
| [[Toras Chaim (shtiebl)]] || Gateshead || CC 1147957 ||
|-
| [[Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1200227 ||
|-
| [[Westcliff Charedi Synagogue]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || CC 1192449 ||
|-
| [[Zichron Reuven Aharon]] || Edgware || CC 1178980 ||
|}

== See also ==
* [[Synagogues in the United Kingdom]]
* [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]]
* [[United Synagogue]]

== Notes ==
<references/>

[[Category:Orthodox Judaism]]
[[Category:Hasidic Judaism in the United Kingdom]]
[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]

The Movement for Progressive Judaism

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{{short description|'''UK synagogue movement formed in 2026 by the union of Reform and Liberal Judaism'''}}

{{Infobox organization
| name = The Movement for Progressive Judaism
| logo = [[File:The Movement for Progressive Judaism logo.png|200px]]
| type = Synagogue movement; registered charity and company limited by guarantee
| founded = {{Start date|2026|01|01}}
| registration_id = 1214734 ([[Charity Commission for England and Wales|Charity Commission]]); company no. 16501951
| registration = England and Wales
| headquarters = The Sternberg Centre for Judaism, 80 East End Road, London N3 2SY
| area_served = United Kingdom
| key_people = [[Josh Levy|Rabbi Josh Levy]] and [[Charley Baginsky|Rabbi Charley Baginsky]] (co-leads)
| website = [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/ progressivejudaism.org.uk]
}}
'''The Movement for Progressive Judaism''' (MPJ) is the synagogue movement formed by the union of [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)|Liberal Judaism]], which took effect on 1 January 2026.<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (no. 1214734), registered on 29 August 2025.<ref name="cc_mpj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1214734 The Movement for Progressive Judaism – charity 1214734], ''Register of Charities'', registered 29 August 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> According to JCR-UK it is the largest synagogal body in the United Kingdom and Ireland by number of communities, and represents around 30% of synagogue-affiliated Jews.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

The MPJ lists 77 communities in the United Kingdom, 49 of Reform heritage and 28 of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Its co-leads are Rabbi [[Josh Levy]] and Rabbi [[Charley Baginsky]].<ref name="mpj_e1">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-on-the-possibility-of-uk-action-on-settlement-expansion/ Statement on the possibility of UK action on settlement expansion], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 1 September 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

== History ==
The Movement for Reform Judaism (charity no. 1139806)<ref name="cc_mrj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1139806 The Movement for Reform Judaism – charity 1139806], ''Register of Charities'', registered 12 January 2011, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and Liberal Judaism (charity no. 1151090)<ref name="cc_lj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1151090 Liberal Judaism (ULPS) – charity 1151090], ''Register of Charities'', registered 5 March 2013, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> announced in April 2023 their intention to merge into a single movement. On 18 May 2025, at two parallel extraordinary general meetings, members of both movements voted to unite. 'The Movement for Progressive Judaism' was incorporated as a private company limited by guarantee (company no. 16501951) on 6 June 2025, and the union came into effect on 1 January 2026. The new movement took in all 77 congregations and communities of the two movements, together with two affiliated communities abroad, in the Netherlands and Denmark. Its head office is the Sternberg Centre for Judaism in Finchley, and it has been a member of the [[World Union for Progressive Judaism]] since its formation.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

== Relationship with Israel ==
The MPJ describes itself as 'a Zionist movement – committed to there being a Jewish, pluralist and democratic State in the historic homeland of Israel'. It states that it is 'committed to two safe and secure states – Israel and Palestine' and works alongside the [[Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism]].<ref name="mpj_israel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/israel/ Our Relationship with Israel], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In February 2026 its leaders opposed a Knesset bill to give the Chief Rabbinate sole control over the Western Wall, including its egalitarian section.<ref name="mpj_kotel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/progressive-leaders-speak-out-against-kotel-control-bill/ Progressive leaders speak out against Kotel control bill], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 25 February 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In June 2026 the co-leads welcomed UK government sanctions against those responsible for settler violence in the West Bank, while stating that the movement does not support BDS.<ref name="mpj_sanctions">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-welcoming-targeted-sanctions-against-settler-violence/ Statement welcoming targeted sanctions against settler violence], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 10 June 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In September 2026 they described Israeli plans for the E1 area as 'part of an explicit project, led by [[Bezalel Smotrich]] and [[Itamar Ben-Gvir]], to establish permanent Israeli control and make a viable Palestinian state impossible', and stated: 'We defend Israel's security, condemn Hamas and reject BDS.'<ref name="mpj_e1"/>

== Member communities ==
The table lists the 77 UK communities in the MPJ's directory, with the movement each belonged to before the union.<ref name="mpj_list"/><ref name="jcr_mpj"/> A dash in the charity column means that no registered charity number is recorded for the community in the sources cited.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Member communities of the Movement for Progressive Judaism in the United Kingdom (77)
! Congregation !! Town !! Nation !! Heritage !! Charity no.
|-
| [[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]] || Bedford || England || Liberal || –
|-
| [[Beit Klal Yisrael]] || London (North Kensington) || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue|Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Cambridge]] || Cambridge || England || Reform || CC 1136605
|-
| [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]] || Birmingham || England || Liberal || CC 242057
|-
| [[Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation]] || Blackpool || England || Reform || CC 1148088
|-
| [[Bournemouth Reform Synagogue]] || Bournemouth || England || Reform || CC 1040356
|-
| [[Bradford Synagogue]] || Bradford || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue]] || Hove || England || Liberal || CC 1046457 CC 1149342
|-
| [[Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue]] || Hove || England || Reform || CC 1155461
|-
| [[Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation]] || Bristol || England || Liberal || CC 1191437
|-
| [[Bromley Reform Synagogue]] || Bromley || England || Reform || CC 1098431
|-
| [[Cardiff Reform Synagogue]] || Cardiff || Wales || Reform || CC 1144498
|-
| [[Cheshire Reform Congregation]] || Manchester (Sharston) || England || Reform || CC 1124560
|-
| [[Coventry Jewish Reform Community]] || Coventry || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Crawley Jewish Community]] || Crawley || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Crouch End Chavurah]] || London (Crouch End) || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Darlington Hebrew Congregation]] || Darlington || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]] || London (Ealing) || England || Liberal || CC 1037099
|-
| [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]] || London (South Woodford) || England || Liberal || CC 232980 CC 1171254
|-
| [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]] || Eastbourne || England || Liberal || CC 1115670
|-
| [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || Reform || CC 1135296 CC 1038116 CC 1172458
|-
| [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]] || London (North Finchley) || England || Liberal || CC 1167285
|-
| [[Finchley Reform Synagogue]] || London (North Finchley) || England || Reform || CC 1137557
|-
| [[Glasgow Reform Synagogue]] || Newton Mearns || Scotland || Reform || OSCR SC052553
|-
| [[Harlow Jewish Community]] || Harlow || England || Reform || CC 1186532
|-
| [[Isle of Wight Jewish Society]] || Cowes, Isle of Wight || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Kehillah North London]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || Reform || CC 1163562
|-
| [[Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall]] || Cornwall || England || Reform || CC 1090562
|-
| [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]] || Maidstone || England || Liberal || CC 1109044
|-
| [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]] || Long Ditton, Surbiton || England || Liberal || CC 270792
|-
| [[Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community]] || Hatch End || England || Reform || CC 299063
|-
| [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]] || Leicester || England || Liberal || CC 238867
|-
| [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]] || Lincoln || England || Reform || CC 1190120
|-
| [[Liverpool Reform Synagogue]] || Liverpool || England || Reform || CC 1098181
|-
| [[Maidenhead Synagogue]] || Maidenhead || England || Reform || CC 1110795
|-
| [[Makor Hayim]] || London (Willesden Green) || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row)]] || Manchester || England || Reform || CC 1205446
|-
| [[Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue]] || Milton Keynes || England || Reform || CC 1058193
|-
| [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || Liberal || CC 251172
|-
| [[Mosaic Reform Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || Reform || CC 1077299 CC 1159303
|-
| [[Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform)]] || Hull (Willerby) || England || Reform || CC 1080550
|-
| [[Newcastle Reform Synagogue]] || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || Reform || CC 246816
|-
| [[North Manchester Reform Congregation]] || Whitefield || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[North West Surrey Synagogue]] || Weybridge || England || Reform || CC 256232
|-
| [[North Western Reform Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || England || Reform || CC 1186738 CC 247081
|-
| [[Norwich Progressive Jewish Community]] || Norwich || England || Liberal || CC 1053565
|-
| [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]] || Nottingham || England || Liberal || CC 246773
|-
| [[Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue]] || Newbury Park, Ilford || England || Reform || CC 236663
|-
| [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]] || Peterborough || England || Liberal || –
|-
| [[Radlett Reform Synagogue]] || Radlett || England || Reform || CC 1161059
|-
| [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]] || Reading || England || Liberal || CC 281610
|-
| [[Seven Hills Shul]] || Sheffield || England || Reform || CC 1127317
|-
| [[Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue]] || London (Whetstone) || England || Reform || CC 1171418
|-
| [[Sinai Synagogue (Reform)]] || Leeds || England || Reform || CC 1149738
|-
| [[South Bucks Jewish Community]] || Amersham || England || Reform || CC 1098078
|-
| [[South Hampshire Progressive Community]] || Southampton area || England || Liberal || CC 1040109
|-
| [[South London Liberal Synagogue]] || London (Streatham) || England || Liberal || CC 236711
|-
| [[Southend & District Reform Synagogue]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || Reform || CC 237616
|-
| [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]] || London (Southgate) || England || Liberal || CC 239096
|-
| [[Southport & District Reform Synagogue]] || Southport || England || Reform || CC 227576
|-
| [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]] || Stevenage || England || Liberal || –
|-
| [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]] || Ipswich || England || Liberal || –
|-
| [[Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community)]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || Liberal || OSCR SC035678
|-
| [[Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue]] || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || Reform || CC 1188399
|-
| [[Swindon Jewish Community]] || Swindon || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Thanet & District Reform Synagogue]] || Ramsgate || England || Reform || CC 294859
|-
| [[The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue)]] || Northwood || England || Reform || CC 1160487
|-
| [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || Liberal || CC 235668 CC 1159292
|-
| [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]] || Elstree || England || Liberal || CC 1182920 CC 262001
|-
| [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]] || Gloucester || England || Liberal || CC 1159055
|-
| [[Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue)]] || Brentwood || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Totnes Jewish Community]] || Totnes || England || Reform || –
|-
| [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]] || Bournemouth || England || Liberal || CC 1160082
|-
| [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]] || London (Bloomsbury) || England || Liberal || –
|-
| [[The West London Synagogue of British Jews|West London Synagogue of British Jews]] || London (West End) || England || Reform || CC 1155821
|-
| [[Wimbledon and District Synagogue|Wimbledon & District Synagogue]] || London (Wimbledon Park) || England || Reform || CC 1150678
|-
| [[York Liberal Jewish Community]] || York || England || Liberal || CC 1166145
|}

== See also ==
* [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]]
* [[Liberal Judaism (UK)]]
* [[Friends of Progressive Judaism in Israel and Europe]]
* [[Synagogues in the United Kingdom]]

== External links ==
* [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/ Official website]

== Notes ==
<references/>

[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Zionist movement UK]]
[[Category:Jewish charities in the United Kingdom]]
[[Category:Charities in England and Wales]]

Chabad Lubavitch UK

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{{Chabad sidebar}}
[[Chabad-Lubavitch UK]] is the UK branch of the global [[Chabad-Lubavitch]] movement which is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York City. The UK branch registered office is at 107-115 Stamford Hill, London, England, N16 5RP.

It takes the institutional form of a charity called [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] registered in England and Wales (charity number 227638). The charity is governed by the board of directors of the corporate trustee [[Lubavitch (UK) Limited]] (Company No.02932344), which is responsible for setting the charity's strategy, for ensuring good governance and that it fulfils its objectives of delivering public benefit. Since August 2021 there has been a second company registered at [[Companies House]] at the same address: [[Chabad Lubavitch UK Trustees Limited]] (company No. 13543664).<ref>https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/13543664</ref>

==Charity Commission investigation - 2017==
*https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-charity-investigation-chabad-lubavitch-uk
*https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/conclusion-of-statutory-inquiry-chabad-lubavitch-uk/chabad-lubavitch-uk

==Grants received - 2020 - 2019==
*[[Reb Moishe Foundation]] | 10,000 | 12,500 |<ref>Reb Moishe Foundation [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search?p_p_id=uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet&p_p_lifecycle=2&p_p_state=maximized&p_p_mode=view&p_p_resource_id=%2Faccounts-resource&p_p_cacheability=cacheLevelPage&_uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet_objectiveId=A11311722&_uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet_priv_r_p_mvcRenderCommandName=%2Faccounts-and-annual-returns&_uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet_priv_r_p_organisationNumber=4011673 Unaudited Financial Statements 31 December 2020]. [https://powerbase.info/images/2/27/Screenshot_2022-05-18_at_12.52.09.png Screengrab of p. 12]</ref>
== List of Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues ==
58 active congregations are run by Chabad-Lubavitch. Thirteen of them also belong to the Federation of Synagogues or are associated with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations.<ref name="jcr_chabad">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Chabad.htm Chabad Lubavitch UK], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues (59)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Status
|-
| [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1129679 || Chabad; Federation member
|-
| [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]] || Salford || CC 1046309 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Belgravia]] || London (Belgravia) || CC 1146332 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton|Chabad Brighton]] || Brighton & Hove || CC 1192044 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Camden Town]] || London (Camden Town) || CC 1215128 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Francophone Maida Vale]] || London (Maida Vale) || CC 1195631 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Hammersmith]] || London (Hammersmith) || CC 1204607 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Hatfield]] || Hatfield || CC 1216907 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad House of Hendon]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1197396 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Israeli Centre]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1141046 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes]] || Milton Keynes || CC 1202025 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Edinburgh|Chabad Jewish Community of Edinburgh]] || Edinburgh || OSCR SC045668 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Buckurst Hill|Chabad Lubavitch for Buckhurst Hill]] || Buckhurst Hill || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Epping]] || Epping || CC 1197391 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Havering]] || Havering || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Southend]] || Southend-on-Sea || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Leicester]] || Leicester || CC 1182175 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury]] || London (Bloomsbury) || CC 1140342 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth]] || Bournemouth || CC 1151681 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex Limited|Chabad Lubavitch of North East London and Essex (Chabad Ilford)]] || Ilford || CC 1123001 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner]] || Pinner || CC 1196650 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || Radlett || – || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield]] || Sheffield || CC 1199252 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull]] || Solihull || CC 1195456 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford]] || Altrincham || CC 1200475 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || London (West Hampstead) || CC 1201417 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Mill Hill East]] || London (Mill Hill East) || CC 1195262 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank )]] || London (Battersea) || CC 1176543 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood|Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree]] || Borehamwood || – || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts|Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages]] || Bricket Wood || CC 1198884 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad of Bristol]] || Bristol || CC 1174404 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Bushey]] || Bushey || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Cambridge]] || Cambridge || CC 1162783 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Colindale]] || London (Colindale) || CC 1215586 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey]] || London (Crouch End) || CC 1192714 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Didsbury]] || Manchester (Didsbury) || CC 1214281 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Finchley]] || London (Finchley) || CC 1197411 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || London (Golders Green) || – || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands]] || London (Greenwich) || CC 1195277 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1193647 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad of Nottingham]] || Nottingham || CC 1144625 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of Oxford]] || Oxford || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of South Wales]] || Cardiff || CC 1215881 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad of West London - Ealing]] || London (Ealing) || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad West Surrey]] || West Byfleet || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Whitefield]] || Whitefield || CC 1198902 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of South London|Chabad Wimbledon]] || London (Wimbledon) || CC 1154533 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || London (Islington) || CC 1164760 || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| [[Heichal Menachem]] || London (Golders Green) || – || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]] || Salford || CC 1101651 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1113847 || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch Centre of Leeds|Lubavitch Centre of Leeds]] || Leeds || CC 1123578 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Lubavitch in the Midlands]] || Birmingham || – || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Lubavitch Liverpool]] || Liverpool || CC 1123511 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Edgware || – || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Scotland]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || OSCR SC031458 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1171625 || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| [[Shul in the Park]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || OSCR SC046529 || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| [[The Hampstead Village Shul]] || London (Hampstead) || CC 1124605 || probable Chabad centre; no movement affiliation
|}

==See also==
*[[Chabad Lubavitch in the UK]]

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Chabad-Lubavitch]][[Category:Zionist movement UK]]

The S&P Sephardi Community

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==Members-Synagogues==
*[[Bevis Marks Synagogue]]
*[[Lauderdale Road Synagogue]]
*[[Wembley Synagogue]]
===Affiliated Synagogues and Minyanim===
*[[Holland Park Synagogue]] 8 St James’s Gardens, London, W11 4RB Tel: 020 7603 7961/3232 Fax: 020 7603 9471 Email: admin@hollandparksynagogue.com Website: [https://www.hollandparksynagogue.co.uk/ hollandparksynagogue.co.uk]
*[[David Ishag Synagogue]] Neveh Shalom Sephardi Community 352/354 Preston Road, Harrow, Middx HA3 0QJ Tel: 020 8904 9402 E-mail: info@nevehshalom.com Website: www.nevehshalom.com
*[[Rambam Sephardi Synagogue]] Rooms 5, 6 & 7 Allum Hall, 2 Allum Lane, Borehamwood, Herts. WD6 3PJ Website: [https://www.rambam.org.uk/ rambam.org.uk]
*[[Shaare Sedek Synagogue]] 24 Wicker Lane, Hale Barns, Altrincham, Cheshire WA15 0HQ Tel: 0161 980 1877 Email: shaarehayim@clara.co.uk
*[[Shaare Hayim – The Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester]] 8 Queenston Road, West Didsbury Manchester M20 2WZ (all contact to Shaare Sedek Synagogue)
*[[K’ K’ Shaare Tefila]] Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue 18 Moor Lane, Salford, Manchester M7 3WX (Founded 5633-1873) Email: moorlanenews@gmail.com
*[[Shaare Ratzon Spanish And Portuguese Synagogue Of Jerusalem]] HaTzefira 23 German Colony, Jerusalem E-mail: Shaare_ratzon@yahoo.com Web address: www.sandpjerusalem.org

==Affiliations==

[[Jewish Leadership Council]] | [[Board of Deputies of British Jews]]

==Funding==
*[[Stanley and Zea Lewis Family Foundation]]

==Contact==
:Web: [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/ sephardi.org.uk]

== List of affiliated synagogues ==
The S&P Sephardi Community lists 9 affiliated synagogues and minyanim in the United Kingdom.<ref name="sp_list">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/affiliated-synagogues-and-minyanim/ Affiliated Synagogues and Minyanim], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_seph">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Sephardi.htm Sephardi and Other Eastern Ritual (Adoth Mizrach) Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Affiliated synagogues (9)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Status
|-
| [[Bevis Marks Synagogue]] || London (City) || – || affiliated
|-
| [[David Ishag Synagogue]] || Wembley || CC 260863 || affiliated
|-
| [[Lauderdale Road Synagogue]] || London (Maida Vale) || – || affiliated
|-
| [[Rambam Sephardi Synagogue]] || Borehamwood || – || affiliated
|-
| [[Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester]] || Manchester (Didsbury) || CC 1067759 || affiliated
|-
| [[Shaare Sedek Synagogue]] || Hale Barns || – || affiliated
|-
| [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue]] || Salford || CC 1192827 || affiliated
|-
| [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park]] || London (Notting Hill) || CC 248945 || affiliated
|-
| [[Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi]] || Wembley || – || affiliated
|}

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]

Masorti Judaism

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{{short description|'''Umbrella body of the UK Masorti (Conservative) movement, running Noam youth activities and Israel programmes'''}}
{{Infobox organization
| name = Masorti Judaism
| logo = [[File:Masorti_Judaism_logo.png|200px]]
| type = Charitable company
| registration_id = Registered charity 1117590; company 05890261
| founded = 2007-01-16 (registered)
| headquarters = Masorti Judaism, Alexander House, 3 Shakespeare Road, London, N3 1XE
| area_served = Throughout England, Israel, Scotland
| key_people = [[Stephen Joseph Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Joseph Greene]] (chair)
| revenue = £1,335,578 (year to 2025-08-31)
| website = www.masorti.org.uk
}}
'''[[Masorti Judaism]]''' is an umbrella body for all Masorti (Conservative) congregations in the United Kingdom. Masorti is the newest of the various Synagogue movements in Britain and its total membership, though low, constituting only 3.3% of synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016, had more than doubled over the previous six years.<ref>Jewish News, Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1, 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Reseach, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref> The group are part of [[Masorti Olami]] (World Masorti), which brings together up to two million Masorti and Conservative Jews in North and South America, Israel, Europe and across the world. and is an active member of their regional organisation, [[Masorti Europe]]. Masorti Judaism is a Zionist movement and as such, receives funding from the [[World Zionist Organisation]] (WZO).<ref name="WZO"/> [[Mercaz]] is the Zionist arm of the worldwide Masorti movement.<ref>[https://masorti.org.uk/programmes-and-services/mercaz-masorti-for-israel/ Mercaz – Masorti for Israel], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 9 December 2021.</ref>

On 28 July 2006, [[The Assembly of Masorti Synagogues]] was incorporated as a registered company (company no: 05890261), a private company limited by guarantee without a share capital (and with an exemption from use of the word 'Limited'). It had previously been a charitable trust. On 20 September 2012, it changed its name to 'Masorti Judaism'.<ref>[https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/05890261 Masorti Judaism Profile], Companies House. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

It is also a registered charity (No: 1117590), registered on 16 January 2007.<ref>[https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/4028784 Masorti Judaism Profile], Charity Commission. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

==History==
The Masorti movement in Britain was founded by Rabbi Dr. [[Louis Jacobs]] in the mid 1960s. Rabbi Jacobs had been minister of the [[New West End Synagogue]], a [[United Synagogue]] congregation. However, as a result of a controversy (that became known as the Jacobs Affair), Rabbi Jacobs was denied the opportunity to continue as minister of the New West End Synagogue. This caused a number of members to defect from the New West End in 1964 and to establish the [[New London Synagogue]] in London's St. John's Wood, at which Rabbi Jacobs was installed as rabbi and minister. Rabbi Jacobs was made a CBE in 1990. The New London Synagogue became the "parent" synagogue of the Assembly of Masorti Synagogues, formed in 1985, which changed its name in 2012 to Masorti Judaism.<ref>[https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Masorti.htm Masorti Judaism History], JCR-UK. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

Israel has always been central to Masorti Jewish life. However, as the modern State of Israel developed, the Israeli government refused to recognise Masorti and other non-Orthodox forms of Judaism. Masorti rabbis in Israel cannot conduct weddings or funerals, Masorti communities receive no public money, and the Israeli government has gone back on its promise to create an egalitarian prayer space at the Western Wall.

The [[World Zionist Organisation]] (WZO) provides crucial funding for Jewish education all over the world and, since the Israeli government only funds Orthodox institutions, it’s the only source of support for Masorti synagogues, schools, youth programs and teachers.<ref name="WZO">[https://web.archive.org/web/20250208150849/https://masorti.org.uk/fighting-for-the-jewish-peoples-soul-masorti-judaism-at-the-2020-world-zionist-congress/ Fighting for the Jewish people’s soul: Masorti Judaism at the 2020 World Zionist Congress], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

== Objects and activities ==
The charity's registered objects read: "3.1 TO ADVANCE THE JEWISH RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TEACHINGS AND PRACTICES OF MASORTI JUDAISM. 3.2 FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF MEMBERS OF THE JEWISH FAITH IN SUCH WAYS AS THE CHARITY TRUSTEES THINK FIT. 3.3 TO DEVELOP THE CAPACITY AND SKILLS OF THE MEMBERS OF JEWISH COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE UK IN SUCH A WAY THAT THEY ARE BETTER ABLE TO IDENTIFY, AND HELP MEET, THEIR NEEDS AND TO PARTICIPATE MORE FULLY IN SOCIETY. 3.4 TO ADVANCE IN LIFE AND HELP YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH: 3.4.1 THE PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES PROVIDED IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE, DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE; 3.4.2 PROVIDING SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES WHICH DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS"<ref name="EXTRACT">[[Charity Commission for England and Wales]], ''Register of Charities public extract'' (tables charity, charity_trustee, charity_annual_return_history, charity_area_of_operation, charity_classification), extract dated 14 October 2026.</ref>

The register describes its activities as: "Our purpose is to develop flourishing communities, rooted in traditional practice and modern values, where people can find meaning by connecting to Judaism and to each other. We build capacity for a network of communities in London, Hertfordshire and across the UK. Core activities include leadership training, community development and organising, youth work, education and thought leadership."<ref name="EXTRACT" />

Register classifications: Education/training, Religious Activities, Economic/community Development/employment, Recreation.<ref name="EXTRACT" />

Areas of operation recorded on the register: Throughout England, Israel, Scotland.<ref name="EXTRACT" />

==People==
===Professional Team===
[[Matt Plen]] – Chief Executive | [[Rachel Slan]] – Deputy Chief Executive | [[Anna Kinchuck]] – Finance Manager | [[Martha Limburg]] – Communications Manager | [[Michael F. Hewitt-McEyeson]] – Office Manager & Administrator | [[Nina Fine]] – Noam Alumni Coordinator | [[Lucy Cohen]] – Noam Director | [[Gabi Rosenberg]] – Noam Mazkira | [[Isabel Bard]] – Movement Worker | [[Baruch Gilinsky]] – Movement Worker | [[Samuel Danker]] – Movement Worker and Marom Fieldworker<ref>[https://masorti.org.uk/about/team/ Our Team], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

===Trustees===
[[Leonie Fleischmann (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Leonie Fleischmann]] – Co-Chair | [[Moira Hart (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Moira Hart]] – Co-Chair | [[David Caplan (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|David Caplan]] – Treasurer | [[Miriam Farbey (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Miriam Farbey]] | [[Joel Fenster (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Joel Fenster]] | [[Stephen Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Greene]] | [[Clare Levy (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Clare Levy]] | [[Adam Rose (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Adam Rose]] | [[Emma Rozenberg (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Emma Rozenberg]] | [[Simon Samuels (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Simon Samuels]]<ref>[https://masorti.org.uk/about/trustees/ Trustees], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

=== Current trustees (Charity Commission register, October 2026) ===
Current trustees, with other charities on which the same register trustee ID appears:<ref name="EXTRACT" />

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Trustees of Masorti Judaism (register, October 2026)
! Trustee !! Appointed !! Chair !! Other trusteeships
|-
| [[Stephen Joseph Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Joseph Greene]] || 2020-09-08 || Yes || —
|-
| [[Jonathan Wiseman (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Jonathan Wiseman]] || 2023-09-03 || || —
|-
| [[Harry Kelly (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Harry Kelly]] || 2024-09-19 || || —
|-
| [[Paul Harris (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Paul Harris]] || 2024-09-19 || || —
|-
| [[Yoni Stone (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Yoni Stone]] || 2024-09-19 || || —
|-
| [[Judith Williams (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Judith Williams]] || 2025-09-17 || || [[The Winchester Project]] (1055059)
|-
| [[Ruti Amal (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Ruti Amal]] || 2025-09-17 || || —
|-
| [[Vikki Lee Bullon (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Vikki Lee Bullon]] || 2025-09-17 || || —
|-
| [[Claire Balkind (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Claire Balkind]] || 2026-09-17 || || —
|}

=== Historical trustees (UK Government Web Archive) ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Trustees shown in archived register pages
! Capture date !! Trustees listed !! Source
|-
| 2021-01-08 || [[Clare Levy (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Clare Levy]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Miriam Benchetrit (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Miriam Benchetrit]] (from 26 September 2017); [[Miriam Farbey (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Miriam Farbey]] (from 17 September 2019); [[David Caplan (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|David Caplan]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Simon Samuels (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Simon Samuels]] (from 01 September 2016); [[Leonie Fleischmann (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Leonie Fleischmann]] (from 26 September 2017); [[Joel Fenster (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Joel Fenster]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Moira Greta Hart (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Moira Greta Hart]] (chair) (from 08 September 2020); [[Adam Rose (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Adam Rose]] (from 01 September 2019) – also trustee of [[Jewish Council for Racial Equality]], [[B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation]]; [[Stephen Joseph Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Joseph Greene]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Emma Rozenberg (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Emma Rozenberg]] (from 01 September 2019) || <ref name="u494b04b2">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20210108001354/https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/4028784/full-print Register entry 1117590, full print (capture of 20210108)] ''UK Government Web Archive''.</ref>
|-
| 2021-07-02 || [[Clare Levy (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Clare Levy]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Miriam Farbey (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Miriam Farbey]] (from 17 September 2019); [[David Caplan (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|David Caplan]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Simon Samuels (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Simon Samuels]] (from 01 September 2016); [[Leonie Fleischmann (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Leonie Fleischmann]] (from 26 September 2017); [[Joel Fenster (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Joel Fenster]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Moira Greta Hart (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Moira Greta Hart]] (chair) (from 08 September 2020); [[Stephen Joseph Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Joseph Greene]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Adam Rose (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Adam Rose]] (from 01 September 2019) – also trustee of [[Jewish Council for Racial Equality]], [[B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation]]; [[Emma Rozenberg (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Emma Rozenberg]] (from 01 September 2019) || <ref name="u7acaefee">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20210702140415/https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/4028784/full-print Register entry 1117590, full print (capture of 20210702)] ''UK Government Web Archive''.</ref>
|}

=== Companies House officers ===
Companies House lists 69 current and former officers of the charitable company (05890261), 11 of them active.<ref name="u892ac4e5">[https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/05890261/officers Company 05890261: officers] ''Companies House'', viewed 14 October 2026.</ref>

== Finances ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Income and expenditure, five most recent reported years
! Financial year end !! Income !! Expenditure
|-
| 2021-08-31 || £1,159,010 || £1,132,972
|-
| 2022-08-31 || £1,518,844 || £1,538,634
|-
| 2023-08-31 || £1,392,989 || £1,408,738
|-
| 2024-08-31 || £1,305,995 || £1,285,256
|-
| 2025-08-31 || £1,335,578 || £1,288,624
|}
Source: register annual-return history.<ref name="EXTRACT" />

=== Archived accounts ===
Accounts no longer on the live register were found in the [[UK Government Web Archive]]:
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2014<ref name="uf868328f">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200104043139/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20140831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2014-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200104).</ref>
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2015<ref name="u64d24d67">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200703032035/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20150831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2015-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200703).</ref>
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2016<ref name="ud8551532">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200703031336/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20160831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2016-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200703).</ref>
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2017<ref name="ubee80da9">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200703031330/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20170831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2017-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200703).</ref>
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2018<ref name="u93c05f56">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200703030452/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20180831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2018-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200703).</ref>

== Funding in Israel ==
* 2025 Israel-related activity: an Israel Tour for 57 sixteen-year-olds (summer 2025, with four Israeli teenagers through Mosaic Teens); plans for a leadership trip to Israel subsidised by £39,000 from an individual donor; onboarding an Israeli Shaliach from Noam Israel; a £7,353 grant received from Masorti Olami for Noam.<ref name="ACC">[[Charity Commission]], [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/4028784/accounts-and-annual-returns Masorti Judaism (1117590): accounts and annual returns] ''Register of Charities''; latest accounts downloaded 14 October 2026 ("PDF p." = page of the PDF file).</ref>

=== Israeli partners ===
Noam Israel, [[Masorti Olami]] and "our European and Israeli counterparts".<ref name="ACC" />

== Activity beyond the Green Line and support for the IDF ==
Findings are graded by confidence. "Partner" findings concern the Israeli recipient organisation, not proven use of UK funds.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Evidence of activity beyond the 1949 armistice line
! Finding !! Confidence
|-
| Not established.<ref name="ACC" /> || Low
|}

'''Support for the IDF:''' No IDF funding is stated. Activities are youth, education and community programmes.<ref name="ACC" />

== Controversies and regulatory action ==
* No Charity Commission inquiry, Official Warning or Gazette insolvency notice naming this charity was found, and its register entry shows no regulatory alert;<ref name="ALERTS">[[Charity Commission]], ''Register of Charities'', charity overview page (register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/ followed by the organisation number) for every charity in batches 1–7 (175 pages, all retrieved successfully on 15 October 2026) and checked for a "Regulatory alerts" section. Alerts appeared only for Mifal Hachesed Vehatzedokoh (1139320), Ezer Viznitz Foundation (1161881), BC Trust (1155555), Vyoel Moshe Charitable Trust (327054) – all named in the cheque-cashing class inquiry – and The Gevurath Ari Torah Academy Trust (1003102).</ref> it is not among the charities named in the Commission's cheque-cashing class-inquiry announcements (May, September and December 2025) or in the September 2026 statement of results.<ref name="CC_CHEQUE1">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/serious-concerns-over-use-of-22-million-triggers-investigation-by-charity-regulator Serious concerns over use of £22 million triggers investigation by charity regulator] ''GOV.UK'', 14 May 2025.</ref><ref name="CC_CHEQUE2">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/regulator-opens-next-phase-of-investigation-into-105-charities-connected-to-company-cashing-cheques Regulator opens next phase of investigation into 105 charities connected to company cashing cheques] ''GOV.UK'', 1 September 2025.</ref><ref name="CC_CHEQUE3">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/regulator-announces-next-charities-to-be-investigated-as-part-of-inquiry-connected-to-company-cashing-cheques Regulator announces next charities to be investigated as part of inquiry connected to company cashing cheques] ''GOV.UK'', 4 December 2025.</ref><ref name="CC_CHEQUE4">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/regulator-concludes-investigation-into-4-charities-as-class-inquiry-continues Regulator concludes investigation into 4 charities as class inquiry continues] ''GOV.UK'', 9 September 2026, with [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/statement-of-the-results-of-a-class-inquiry/statement-of-the-results-of-a-class-inquiry Statement of the results of a class inquiry] (same date), both retrieved 15 October 2026.</ref> The charities in the Commission's settlements class inquiry (opened August 2026) have not been named, so it is not known whether this charity is among them.<ref name="CC_SETTLE">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/charity-regulator-opens-inquiry-into-charities-working-in-illegal-israeli-settlements Charity regulator opens inquiry into charities working in illegal Israeli settlements] ''GOV.UK'', 5 August 2026, retrieved 15 October 2026 (a fact-finding statutory class inquiry initially involving 8 charities which "are not being publicly named at this time").</ref>
* '''[[World Zionist Organization]] elections.''' The 2025 report lists among its achievements that it "Ran a successful campaign for the World Zionist Organisation's elections for the Masorti UK 'Our Israel' slate".<ref name="ACC" />

== Other registers and records ==
=== Scotland and Northern Ireland ===
The register lists Scotland among the charity's areas of operation (the accounts mention student activity in Edinburgh), but no entry for Masorti Judaism was found on the [[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator|Scottish Charity Register]] (full register download of 14 October 2026 searched by name).<ref name="OSCR">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://www.oscr.org.uk/download/charity-register Scottish Charity Register download] ''OSCR'', CharityExport-14-Oct-2026.csv, downloaded 14 October 2026; keyword search of charity names for the batch-3 charities found no matching Scottish registration.</ref> No entry was found on the [[Charity Commission for Northern Ireland]] register (API name searches returned zero results).<ref name="CCNI">[[Charity Commission for Northern Ireland]], [https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/api/charity-search/results?searchText=Technion&pageNumber=1 Register of charities search API] ''CCNI'', searched 14 October 2026 (keyword searches for each batch-3 charity name returned zero results).</ref>

=== The Gazette ===
Searches of ''[[The Gazette]]'' notice feeds (all notices, insolvency and company) for the charity's name found no insolvency, winding-up or strike-off notice; results were limited to Companies House filing lists.<ref name="u08955888">[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/all-notices/notice/data.feed?text=Masorti%20Judaism The Gazette: notices matching 'Masorti Judaism'] ''The Gazette'', searched 14 October 2026.</ref>

=== Grants recorded by 360Giving ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Grants received (360Giving data)
! Date !! Funder !! Amount (£) !! Purpose
|-
| 2009-12-18 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 10,000 || This charity will use funding to train and develop volunteer leaders who work within the local community and affiliated synagogues. This wil
|-
| 2011-12-15 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 9,800 || This is a project by a charity in Barnet, serving beneficiraries across England. The group will use the funding to deliver leadership and co
|-
| 2014-05-21 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 8,035 || Not Available
|-
| 2017-02-08 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 7,780 || The group will use the funding to provide training and support for leaders of local Jewish communities on outreach and community building sk
|-
| 2018-05-14 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 8,388 || The charity will provide volunteers with community engagement training. This will enable them to bring people from the Jewish community toge
|-
| 2020-06-18 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 50,000 || Masorti Judaism is a network of 14 local Jewish community groups which provides members with multiple opportunities for meeting cultural act
|-
| 2021-05-01 || [[John Lyon's Charity]] || 4,000 || Rebuilding young community: holiday day camps
|-
| 2022-01-28 || [[John Lyon's Charity]] || 4,600 || [[Noam Jewish Youth Leadership Centre]]
|-
| 2022-04-06 || [[City Bridge Foundation]] || 90,800 || £90,800 over four years (£24,400; £24,600; £19,100; £22,700) towards the costs
of running emerging leaders? courses, a leaders? network, an
|-
| 2022-04-13 || [[The National Lottery Heritage Fund]] || 98,560 || "Sharing the UK's Jewish liturgical heritage"
|-
| 2023-05-04 || [[John Lyon's Charity]] || 4,800 || Rebuilding community - school holiday day camps
|-
| 2024-07-11 || [[John Lyon's Charity]] || 3,000 || Building community - school holiday day camps
|}
No grants made by the charity are published in 360Giving data, so flows between linked charities could not be traced there.<ref name="u93ea3612">[https://api.threesixtygiving.org/api/v1/org/GB-CHC-1117590/grants_received/?limit=100 360Giving API: grants received by GB-CHC-1117590] ''360Giving'', queried 14 October 2026.</ref>

=== Sanctions screening ===
The charity's name, its current register trustees, trustees named on archived register pages and (for charitable companies) its Companies House officers were screened against the UK Sanctions List and the OFSI Consolidated List. No match was found.<ref name="SANC">[[Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office]], ''UK Sanctions List'' (CSV); [[Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation]], ''Consolidated List of Financial Sanctions Targets'' (ConList.csv). Batch-3 screening covered 409 name strings: the 25 charity names, current register trustees, trustees named on archived register pages and archived full-print register pages (UK Government Web Archive) and Companies House officers of the 12 charitable companies; matching on surname plus forename tokens, reviewed manually; lists downloaded October 2026. (Corrected 14 October 2026: the first run omitted the 21 names found only on archived full-print pages; the re-screen found no match.)</ref>

=== Land and property ===
The register records that the charity owns and/or leases land or property.<ref name="EXTRACT" /> No title registers were purchased.<ref name="HLRWEB">[[HM Land Registry]], [https://search-property-information.service.gov.uk/ Search for land and property information] ''GOV.UK'', accessed 14 October 2026; no titles were looked up or purchased. Candidate title numbers below come from the free [[Corporate and Commercial Ownership Data|CCOD]] / [[Overseas Companies Ownership Data|OCOD]] datasets (October 2026 release), not from paid title registers.</ref> Candidate titles and addresses (CCOD dataset and register/accounts data):<ref name="CCOD">[[HM Land Registry]], ''UK companies that own property in England and Wales (CCOD)'' full extract, October 2026 release, matched on charitable company numbers and registered names; title numbers listed are candidates only – no title registers were purchased.</ref>
* Register records land ownership. CCOD hits for 'Masorti' relate to separately constituted congregations ([[South Herts and Edgware Masorti]], St Albans Masorti) and are excluded – Register (source: register)

=== Parliament ===
A search of Hansard for 'Masorti Judaism' returned 1 contribution in total; most are general references rather than discussion of the UK charity.<ref name="HANS">UK Parliament, [https://hansard-api.parliament.uk/search/contributions/Spoken.json?queryParameters.searchTerm=Masorti%20Judaism&queryParameters.take=100&queryParameters.orderBy=SittingDateAsc Hansard search API: contributions matching 'Masorti Judaism'] ''Hansard'', queried 14 October 2026 (Spoken and Written endpoints).</ref>

== Web archive ==
* masorti.org.uk: 28 yearly captures, first 1999-04-21, last 2026-01-03.<ref name="ua537f184">[https://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=masorti.org.uk&output=json&fl=timestamp,original,statuscode&filter=statuscode:200&collapse=timestamp:4 Internet Archive CDX index for masorti.org.uk] ''Wayback Machine'', queried 14 October 2026.</ref>

The [[UK Government Web Archive]] holds 3 archived [[Charity Commission]] register pages used in this profile (cited in the sections above).
The 2021 archived full print showed the status "Charity reporting is up to date" and "Other regulators: No information available".<ref name="u494b04b2" />

==Members==
[[New London Synagogue]] | [[New Essex Masorti Synagogue]] | [[Mosaic Masorti Synagogue]] | [[Liverpool Masorti Synagogue]] | [[Edgeware Masorti Synagogue]] | [[Ohel Mo'ed]] | [[Elstree & Borehamwood Masorti]] | [[Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue]] | [[St Albans Masorti Synagogue]] | [[New North London Synagogue]] | [[New Stoke Newington Synagogue]] | [[Leeds Masorti]] | [[Oxford Masorti Group]] | [[Havurah]] | [[Masorti Olami]]

==Noam Masorti youth==
Noam is Masorti Judaism’s Zionist Youth Movement. Noam's ideology consists of five branches. They are Masorti Judaism, Zionism, Kehillah (community), Hagshama Atzmit and Gemillut Chasadim.

These were devised at the first ever Noam Veida (annual conference) in the early 1990s and have been added to and revised ever since. The most sweeping changes came at Veidot 2003, 2005 and 2016, at which all five branches were completely rewritten to reflect the members’ views, with the Zionism branch being the focus of the 2016 changes.

There were more ideological shifts at 2011’s Veida, in which Democracy and Hadracha were amended and rewritten to become Democratic Community and Hagshama respectively. In 2014 the Tikkun Olam branch was renamed Gemillut Chasadim. In 2017 the Democratic Community and Hagshama branches were renamed Kehillah and Hagshama Atzmit respectively.<ref>[https://noam.org.uk/about-us/ideology/ Noam's ideology], Noam. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

===People===
[[Georgie Friend]] - Mazkira (Secretary) | [[Hannah Arnaud]] - Movement Worker and Marom Fieldworker | [[Baruch Gilinsky]] - Movement Worker | [[Gabi Rosenberg]] - Movement Worker | [[Lucy Cohen]] - Noam Director | [[Lucy Pearl]] - Finance Manager

===Programmes===
Noam runs numerous programmes. These include summer camps, tours of Israel, annual Veida (ideological conference), winter camps, Kaytana (day camp for children) and organising gap years (drachim) in Israel.<ref>[https://noam.org.uk/noam-programmes/ Noam Programmes], Noam. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

website: https://noam.org.uk

==Marom – Students and young adults==
[[Marom]] is the Masorti organisation for students and young adults. It runs programmes in local communities and on university campuses throughout the UK with the aim of connecting "young adults with meaningful Jewish life on their own terms while developing the leaders of the future."

Marom Students is led by a team of volunteer campus reps who run activities including Shabbat dinners, Egalitarian Services, study sessions, social events and volunteer projects. It organises guest speakers to come to various campuses and work with the Masorti rabbis, along with other organisations to provide Jewish learning opportunities and pastoral support for all students.<ref>[https://masorti.org.uk/marom/ Marom – Students and young adults], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

==Affiliations==
*[[Noam Masorti]] - Noam is Masorti Judaism’s Zionist Youth Movement.
*[[Marom]] - Marom, the Masorti organisation for students and young adults.
*[[Masorti Olami]] - Masorti Olami is the international umbrella organization for Masorti Judaism, founded in 1957 with the goal of making Masorti Judaism a force in the Jewish world.
*[[Mercaz]] - Mercaz is the Zionist arm of the worldwide Masorti movement. It's aim is to defend religious pluralism, democratic values and minority rights in Israel. It also works to secure vital funding for Masorti Judaism’s educational work in the UK, Israel and around the world.
*[[Jewish Leadership Council]] - member

==Contact==
:website: [https://masorti.org.uk/ masorti.org.uk]
:Address: Alexander House, 3 Shakespeare Road, London N3 1XE
:Tel: +44 (0)20 8349 6650
:email: hello@masorti.org.uk

== List of member communities ==
Masorti Judaism lists 16 communities.<ref name="mas_list">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-communities/ Masorti Communities], ''Masorti Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_mas">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Masorti.htm Masorti Judaism UK (formerly Assembly of Masorti Synagogues)], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Member communities (16)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Status
|-
| [[Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah]] || Brighton & Hove || – || member
|-
| [[Havura community]] || London (Finchley) || – || member
|-
| [[Kehillat Or Tzion]] || Manchester || CC 1212500 || member
|-
| [[Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue]] || Edgware || CC 1081444 || member
|-
| [[Leeds Masorti Synagogue]] || Leeds || – || member
|-
| [[Liverpool Masorti Community]] || Liverpool || – || member
|-
| [[Mosaic Masorti Synagogue]] || Stanmore || CC 1080951 || member
|-
| [[New Essex Masorti Synagogue]] || Ilford || – || member
|-
| [[New London Synagogue]] || London (St John's Wood) || CC 1133578 || member
|-
| [[New North London Synagogue]] || London (Finchley) || CC 1094668 || member
|-
| [[New Stoke Newington Shul]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1176510 || member
|-
| [[New Whetstone Synagogue]] || London (Whetstone) || – || member
|-
| [[Ohel Mo'ed]] || London (Golders Green) || – || member
|-
| [[Oxford Masorti Group]] || Oxford || – || member
|-
| [[South Herts and Edgware Masorti]] || Edgware || – || member
|-
| [[St Albans Masorti Synagogue]] || St Albans || CC 1118649 || member
|}

==Notes==
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The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations

2026-10-30T08:59:36Z

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{{short description|Registered charity in England and Wales}}
{{Infobox organization
|name=The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
|type=Registered charity and company limited by guarantee
|founded=27 December 2012 (incorporated); 27 October 2014 (registered as a charity)
|registration=Charity Commission for England and Wales; Companies House
|registration_id=Charity 1158987; Company 08341721
|status=Registered
}}

According to JCR-UK<ref name="JCR">https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm</ref>:

:The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations (UOHC) is an umbrella organisation of Haredi (Ultra-Orthodox) Jewish congregations, primarly in London. It was founded by the late Rabbi Dr. [[Victor Schonfeld]] in 1926 with the stated mission "to protect traditional Judaism" and has an affiliation of nearly 90 synagogues, as well as a number of educational institutions, which, while retaining their independence, accept the authority of the rabbinate of the UOHC.

:Membership of UOHC and other congregations of a similar ethos (which collectively the [[Board of Deputies]] refers to as "Strictly Orthodox") constituted some 13.5% of total synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016, membership numbers having increased by a massive 139% over the preceding six years.<ref name="JN">"Jewish News", Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1 & 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Research, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref> The synagogues or bethei hamedresh of these congregations, situated mainly in London and Manchester, are much smaller, on average, than those of other strands of Judaism, having an average only 63 members per congregation. The number of such synagogues constitute some 37.4% of all British synagogues, being nearly three time the synagogue membership percentage.<ref name="JN"/>

As can be seen from the names of some of the congregations below significant numbers are from [[Hasidic dynasties]] including the following:

{| class="wikitable"
| [[Belz (Hasidic dynasty)|Belz]]
|-
| [[Biala (Hasidic dynasty)|Biala]]
|-
| [[Bobov (Hasidic dynasty)|Bobov]]
|-
| [[Bobov-45]]
|-
| [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov]]
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch]]
|-
| [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Ger]]/[[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Gur]]
|-
| [[Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty)|Karlin-Stolin]]
|-
| [[Klausenburg (Hasidic dynasty)|Sanz-Klausenburg]]
|-
| [[Satmar (Hasidic dynasty)|Satmar]]
|-
| [[Skver (Hasidic dynasty)|Skver]]
|-
| [[Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok|Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok]]
|-
| [[Vizhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Vizhnitz]]
|}

==People==

===Av Beis Din of the UOHC===
*Rabbi Dr. [[Victor (Avigdor) Schonfeld]] - from 1926 to about 1930(?)
*Rabbi Dr. [[Solomon Schonfeld]] - from about 1933(?) to 1965
*Rabbi [[Chanoch Dov Padwa]] - from 1965 to 2000
*Rabbi [[Ephraim Padwa]] - from 2000 to present (June 2017)<ref>https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm</ref>
===Trustees===
{| class="wikitable" float="right" align="right" width="30%"
!colspan="4" | Trustees of the UOHC
|-
! Name !! Role !!Date Of Appointment !! Other Trusteeships
|-
|[[Jehudah Baumgarten]] || Trustee || 22 July 2020 || [[British Friends Of The Rabbi Meir Baal Haness Charity]] ([[Kollel Shomrei Hachomos]]) | [[UOHC Foundation]] | [[Keren Yesomim]] | [[Resolve Now ]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[The Talmud Torah Machzikei Hadass Trust]] | [[Nachlath Sholomo Ltd]] | [[UOHC Foundation Ltd]] | [[Chinuch UK Limited]] | [[Cosmon (Belz) Limited]]
|-
|[[Chaim Pinter]] || Trustee || 22 July 2020 || [[Be'er Miriam Trust]] | [[Yesodey Hatorah Trust]]
|-
|[[Robert Grussgott ]]|| Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[The Eliezer Foundation]] | [[Borbat Limited]] | [[Bikur Cholim Limited]] | [[The Zeire Agudath Israel General Charitable Trust]] | [[Britefield Trust]] | [[Agudas Israel Organisation Of Great Britain]] | [[A T.I.M.E. Limited]] | [[Agudas Israel Community Services]]
|-
|[[Shalom Seidenfeld ]]|| Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[United Talmudical Associates Ltd]] | [[Friends Of Yeshiva Luzern]] | [[Luzern Yeshiva Talmudical College]] | [[Y G S Yeshiva Gedola Seminar]] | [[Palmcourt Limited ]]
|-
|[[Schloime Rand]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Ranbell Ltd]] | [[Cosmon (Belz) Limited]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[Belz Foundation Ltd]] | [[Alglen Limited]] | [[Bourneheights Limited]]
|-
|[[Abraham Schreiber]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Ringtrop Limited]] | [[Kids Konnect Ltd]] | [[Tiferet Torah]] | [[Friends of Chosen Yeshias]]
|-
|[[Benjamin Stern]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Yad Shlomo Trust]] | [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] | [[Hatzola Trust]] | [[Talmud Torah Beis Shlomo Limited]] | [[Schiffshul Ltd]]
|-
|[[Ahron Klein]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Moreshet Hatorah Ltd]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[Yedidim Association Ltd]] | [[Belz Foundation Ltd]] | [[Children Ahead Ltd]]
|-
|[[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] | [[Hatzola Trust]]
|-
|[[Zalman Roth]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Technology Awareness Group]] | [[Vaidichka]] | [[Beis Shuloim Ltd]]
|-
|[[Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Darkei Chaim]] | [[Yesamach Levav]] | [[Kehal Charedim Trust]]
|-
|[[Mordechai Steren]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Viznitz Institutions Trust]] | [[Blossoms London Ltd]]
|-
|[[Ahron Rand]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Michael Just]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Joshua Muller]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Victor Brinner]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Benzion Goldstein]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Beis Yaakov London Seminary]]
|-
|[[Aron Goldman]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Talmud Torah D'chasidei Gur Limited]]
|-
|[[Daniel Joshua Ost]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Woodlands Green Ltd]] | [[The TMC Trust Limited]]
|-
|[[Jacob Goldman]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Gerer Shtiebel Synagogue]] | [[Yeshivas Lev Simcha Limited]] | [[Kupat Ezer Lenisuin Beth Yisroel]] | [[Ichud Mosdos Gur Limited]] | [[Reach Out UK]]
|-
|[[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Resolve Now]]
|-
|[[Benjamin Roth]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Reach Out UK]]
|-
|[[Michael Lobenstein]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || None On Record
|-
|[[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[(Trust Property Held In Connexion With) Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
|[[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Trustee || 29 August 2013 || [[Regent Charities Limited]] | [[Service To The Aged]] | [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] | [[The Raphael Freshwater Memorial Association]] | [[Beth Jacob Grammar School For Girls Limited]] | [[Mayfair Charities Limited]]
|-
|[[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Trustee || 29 August 2013 || [[UOHC Properties Ltd]] | [[Trenhill Limited]] | [[UOHC Supervision Ltd]] | [[Beis Brucha Ltd]] | [[Beis Yaakov Girls School Limited]]
|}

===Historic trustees===
Trustees as listed in archived snapshots of the Charity Commission register (first and last snapshot in which each name appears; not a record of actual appointment or resignation dates).
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! First seen !! Last seen !! Snapshots listing name
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20170726184727/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (26 July 2017)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 26 July 2017, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ARC1158987_2">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20190102180357/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (2 January 2019)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 2 January 2019, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>
|-
| [[David Frand]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20180104091409/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (4 January 2018)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 4 January 2018, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Henri Konig]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Jacob Goldman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Alexander Heilpern]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Benjamin Roth]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Judah Feldman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Michael Lobenstein]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Percy Mett]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Abraham Mordecai Pinter]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|}

===Directors===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Role !! Position !! Date of birth !! Appointed on !! Resigned on !! Nationality !! Country of residence !! Occupation
|-
| [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || Active || Director || February 1936 || 27 January 2016 || || Danish || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] || Active || Director || August 1968 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Victor Brinner]] || Active || Director || October 1970 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Joseph Feld]] || Active || Director || August 1979 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Active || Director || April 1948 || 27 December 2012 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jacov Friesel]] || Active || Director || June 1980 || 11 February 2024 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Moshe Getter]] || Active || Director || January 1983 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Aron Goldman]] || Active || Director || August 1957 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] || Active || Director || November 1974 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jacob Goldman]] || Active || Director || December 1961 || 27 January 2016 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Robert Grussgott]] || Active || Director || August 1972 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Michael Just]] || Active || Director || September 1971 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ahron Klein]] || Active || Director || August 1976 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Michael Lobenstein]] || Active || Director || September 1955 || 27 January 2016 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Daniel Joshua Alexander Ost]] || Active || Director || February 1945 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ahron Rand]] || Active || Director || December 1958 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benjamin Roth]] || Active || Director || March 1964 || 27 January 2016 || || Canadian || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || Active || Director || June 1954 || 27 January 2016 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Abraham Schreiber (born 1979)|Abraham Schreiber]] || Active || Director || October 1979 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Shalom Seidenfeld]] || Active || Director || February 1960 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Active || Director || May 1948 || 27 December 2012 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Steinhart]] || Active || Director || November 1971 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Mordechai Steren]] || Active || Director || July 1987 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benjamin Stern]] || Active || Director || October 1970 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] || Active || Director || July 1988 || 11 February 2024 || || Swiss || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| The Talmud Centre Trust || Resigned || Secretary || || 27 December 2012 || 9 July 2024 UK Limited Company What's this? || || ||
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || Resigned || Director || June 1948 || 22 July 2020 || 11 February 2024 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || Resigned || Director || June 1948 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ralph Raphael Bergman]] || Resigned || Director || December 1943 || 27 December 2012 || 16 October 2013 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Judah Feldman]] || Resigned || Director || August 1967 || 27 January 2016 || 15 April 2017 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1942 || 27 January 2016 || 22 July 2020 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1942 || 27 December 2012 || 27 January 2016 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benzion Goldstein]] || Resigned || Director || March 1980 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Brian Colin Gordon]] || Resigned || Director || October 1955 || 21 November 2019 || 10 September 2020 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Alexander Heilpern]] || Resigned || Director || June 1940 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || England 1 2 Next page || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Henri Konig]] || Resigned || Director || February 1949 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || Belgian || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Percy Mett]] || Resigned || Director || November 1945 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Joshua Muller]] || Resigned || Director || September 1984 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || Belgian || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Abraham Mordecai Pinter]] || Resigned || Director || January 1949 || 27 January 2016 || 13 April 2020 || English || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Pinter]] || Resigned || Director || October 1979 || 22 July 2020 || 11 February 2024 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Schloime Rand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1964 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Zalman Roth]] || Resigned || Director || March 1981 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || American || United Kingdom Previous page 1 2 || Not disclosed
|}
Source: Companies House officers register.<ref name="CHOfficers">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/officers THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS officers] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>

===Persons with significant control===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Status !! Notified on !! Ceased on !! Date of birth !! Nationality !! Country of residence !! Nature of control
|-
| [[Benjamin Stern]] || Ceased || 24 December 2020 || 17 September 2024 || October 1970 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 17 September 2024 || April 1948 || British || England || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[Sidney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 17 September 2024 || May 1948 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 24 December 2020 || October 1942 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|}
*PSC statement: The company knows or has reasonable cause to believe that there is no registrable person or registrable relevant legal entity in relation to the company (notified 17 September 2024)
Source: Companies House PSC register.<ref name="CHPSC">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/persons-with-significant-control THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS persons with significant control] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>

==Synagogues==
Most of the affillated congregations are to be found in the London suburbs of Stamford Hill, Golders Green, Hendon and Edgware.<ref name="JCR"/>

===London - Stamford Hill and District===

[[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]]* (formerly [[Ahavat Yisrael Synagogue]], [[Ahvas Torah Synagogue]]) | [[Amhurst Park Synagogue]] | [[Amhurst Synagogue of the Ezra Noar Agudati]] | [[Atereth Zvi Beth Hamedrash]] (formerly [[Damesek Eliezer Beth Hamedrash]]) | [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]◊ - Hendon | [[Beis Hamedresh Biala]]* (formerly [[Birkas Zvi Biala]])]] | [[Beis Hamedash D'Chasidei Satmar]] - Bethune Road* | [[Beis Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev]] - Craven Walk* | [[Beis Hamedrash Maharim Dushinsky]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh]]'* | [[Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe]]* | [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]]* | [[Beis Kossov]]* | [[Beis Sholem D'Sholtz*(formerly Beit Sholom Synagogue)]] | [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]]* | [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Ephraim Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Beth Hachnesseth Schomre Hadass]] | [[Beth Hamedrash (Lordship Road)]] | [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]]* | [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]]* | [[Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev - Cazenove Road]]* | [[Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev - Clapton Common]]* | [[Beth Israel (Trisker) Synagogue]] | [[Beth Joseph Synagogue]] | [[Beth Joseph Zvi]]* | [[Beth Levy Synagogue]] | [[Beth Talmud Centre]]* | [[Beth Yisroel Synagogue]] | [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Biala Synagogue]] | [[Brith Sholom Society]] | [[Cazenove Road Beth Hamedash]] | [[Central Hackney Synagogue]] | [[Chabad Synagogue]] | [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]]* - N16 | [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]]* - E5 | [[Chasidey Bobov-45 Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Bobov Ohel Naphtali and Yeshiva Bnei Zion Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Gur (Avreichium) Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Chida Beit Knesset]] | [[Clapton Orthodox Synagogue]] | [[Commercial Street Tamud Torah]]◊ - Stamford Hill | [[Halaser Birkath Yehuda Beth Hamedrash]] (formerly [[Birkath Yehuda Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Heichal Hatorah]]* | [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]]* (formerly [[Kehillath Chasidim Synagogue]]) | [[Kehileth Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Knightland Road Synagogue]]* | [[Kol Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]]* - Stamford Hill and Upper Clapton (also incorporating [[Ohel Shmuel Sholem Beth Hamedrash]]; [[Torah Chaim Beth Hemedrash]]) | [[Lubavitch Synagogue]]* | [[Mesifta Synagogue]]* | [[Moriah Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]]* | [[Northfield Synagogue]] | [[Northwold Road Synagogue (formerly Ohel Israel Beth Hamedrash, Brooke Road Synagogue)]] | [[Nusach Ari Synagogue]] | [[O'hal Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Ohel Moshe Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk)]]* | [[Or Israel Synagogue]] | [[Rosener Synagogue]] | [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev]]* | [[Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash]]* | [[Sharei Zion Beth Hamedrash (formerly Seven Sister Road Hebrew Congregation)]] | [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Springfield Synagogue /Ohal Jacob Synagogue]]◊ | [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Stolin Karlin]]* | [[Succath Sholom Synagogue]] | [[Talmud Study Circle (formerly South Hackney Talmud Torah)]] | [[Tchechenover Synagogue]] | [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Zeire Yisroel Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Walford Road Synagogue]]◊ | [[Victory Hebrew Friendly Society]] | [[Yeshiva Horomoh Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]]* ([[Heichal Tiferes Zvi]]) | [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]]* | [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]]* | [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Voydislav Synagogue]]) | [[Yotzei Teimon Beis Hamedrash]] | [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* ([[Beth Hamedrash of the Agudah Youth Movement]])

===London - East End (E1)===

[[Beth Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Beth Sholom Synagogue]] | [[Commercial Street Tamud Torah]]◊ (also known [[Christian Street Synagogue]]) | [[Hebrew Centre Synagogue]] | [[Jewish Centre Synagogue]] | [[Kehal Chasidim Synagogue]] | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]] later NW2, ([[Premishlaner Rabbi's Synagogue)]] | [[Kehillath Moshe Anshe Belz Synagogue]] | [[Mile End Talmud Torah "Yavnah" Synagogue]] | [[Nezach Israel Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Ohavei Emeth Synagogue]] | [[Sons of Grodno Society]] | [[Special Society "Bikur Cholim"]]

===London - Golders Green (NW11)===

[[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]]* | [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[North-West Sephardish Synagogue]]) | [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) (formerly [[Adath Yeshurun Synagogue]]) | [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]]* | [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]]* | [[Finchley Road Synagogue]]* (also known as [[Sasover Finchley Road Synagogue]]) | [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) (formerly [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash and Lincoln Centre]]) | [[Heichal Menachem]]* | [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]) | [[Kehillos Yaakov Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) | [[Kol Jacob Synagogue]] | [[North West London (Golders Green) Synagogue]]◊

===London - Hendon (NW4)===

[[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]* | [[Heichal Leah]]* | [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]* | [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash Shaare Avraham]] | [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]~~(BS) (formerly [[North Hendon Synagogue]]) | [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]]* | [[Shivtei Israel Hekhal Leah]]◊ (a Sephardi congregation) | [[Southfields Synagogue]] | [[Sunny Hill Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] |

===London - Others Areas===

[[Canonbury Bikur Cholim Synagogue]] - N5 | [[Cricklewood Beth Hamedresh]] ([[Keser Torah D'Radzin Synagogue]])◊ ([[Rav. Finklestein's Minyan]]) | [[Deneburger Friendly Society]] - East Twickenham | [[Dollis Hill Beth Hamedrash ]](Rav. Yehudalieb's Minyan) - NW10 | [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]]*(BS) | [[Edmonton & District Hebrew Congregation]] - N18 | [[Garden Suburb Beth Hamedrash]] - N2 | [[Goldblum Synagogue]] - Highbury, N5| [[Hampstead Adath Yisroel Congregation]]◊ - [[Sarah Klausner Memorial Synagogue]] - NW6 | [[Ilford Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]] - N2 | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]], NW2, previously E.1 ([[Premishlaner Rabbi's Synagogue]]) | [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]]* - N2 | [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]]~ - Edgware | [[Lubavitch of Edgware]]* | [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Old Hampstead Synagogue]] - NW3 | [[Palmers Green Synagogue]] - N11 | [[Tree of Life Synagogue]] (formerly [[Highbury New Park Synagogue]] / [[Beth Hamedrash]]) - N5

===Provincial & Outer London===

[[Bletchley Hebrew Congregation]] | [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]]~ | Glasgow - [[Yeshivah Synagogue]] | Leeds - [[Shalom Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Staines Hebrew Congregation]] (formerly [[Law of Life College and Synagogue]]) | [[Sunderland Yeshiva Synagogue]] | [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]]~ (formerly Yeshivas Toras Chessed) - Great Offley, near Hitchin, Herts
====Manchester====
[[Ohel Torah Synagogue]]◊ [[Shomre Shabbas Synagogue]] | [[Shotzer Beth Hamidrash]] | [[Sellel & Psalms Synagogue]] | [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]]~

*~ A congregation that is still active.

*~~(BS) An active independent congregation that left the UOHC and is still affiliated its Burial Society.

*◊ A congregation that left the UOHC and became affiliated to the [[Federation of Synagogues]] or independent but did not remain affiliated to the UOHC's Burial Society.
==Finances==
{| class="wikitable"
! Financial year end !! Total income !! Total expenditure !! Income from donations and legacies !! Expenditure on charitable activities !! Grants to institutions !! Total funds (assets less liabilities) !! Cash !! Employees !! Volunteers !! Accounts received
|-
| December 2015 || £0 || £0 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_1" />
|-
| December 2016 || £2,717,801 || £1,522,505 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_3" />
|-
| December 2017 || £2,095,255 || £1,442,497 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| 31 December 2020 || £1,447,816 || £1,893,633 || £1,239,424 || £1,893,633 || £1,290,110 || £2,082,018 || £1,257,567 || 23 || 0 || 29 October 2021 (due 31 October 2021)
|-
| 31 December 2021 || £1,374,538 || £2,528,643 || £1,203,677 || £2,528,643 || £1,888,850 || £927,912 || £196,403 || 23 || 0 || 31 October 2022 (due 31 October 2022)
|-
| 31 December 2022 || £879,484 || £1,220,893 || £699,796 || £1,220,893 || £478,392 || £586,503 || £92,884 || 24 || 0 || 25 October 2023 (due 31 October 2023)
|-
| 31 December 2023 || £1,193,855 || £1,345,680 || £981,760 || £1,345,680 || £393,941 || £434,678 || £110,726 || 26 || 0 || 28 October 2024 (due 31 October 2024)
|-
| 31 December 2024 || £1,261,191 || £1,473,386 || £1,106,814 || £1,473,386 || £431,310 || £222,483 || £128,511 || 26 || 0 || 29 October 2025 (due 31 October 2025)
|}
Source: Charity Commission financial history and register data.<ref name="CCFin">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692/financial-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS financial history] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026; figures from the Commission's public register data extract dated 13 October 2026.</ref> The Commission records grant-making as the charity's main activity.<ref name="CCOverview">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692 THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS overview] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref> Trustee payments: "No trustees receive any remuneration, payments or benefits from the charity."<ref name="CCOverview" />

*Companies House: last accounts made up to 31 December 2025 (Full accounts, filed 28 Sep 2026); next accounts made up to 30 December 2026, due by 30 September 2027.<ref name="CHCompany">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721 THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS overview] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref><ref name="CHAcc">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/filing-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS filing history] – Full accounts made up to 31 December 2025, filed 28 Sep 2026, ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*Companies House: last confirmation statement dated 27 December 2025; next due by 10 January 2027.<ref name="CHCompany" />
*Archived accounts: [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108195744/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20161231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2016]; [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108193451/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20171231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2017]; [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108194314/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20181231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2018].<ref name="ARC1158987_4">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108195744/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20161231_E_C.PDF The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – archived accounts], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 8 January 2020, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Land Registry (company-owned property):''' HM Land Registry's company ownership data (October 2026) lists 1 title(s) registered to the organisation or a linked company: The Stamford Hill Mikve, Margaret Road, London (N16 6UX) (title AGL279871, leasehold; registered proprietor THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS (08341721); proprietor registered 21-03-2013).<ref name="LRCCOD">HM Land Registry, [https://use-land-property-data.service.gov.uk/datasets/ccod UK companies that own property in England and Wales] dataset, October 2026, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>

==Controversies and conflicts==
*'''Related-party transactions:''' The latest filed accounts state: "During the year the charity received donations of £ 5,392 (202 4 : £ Nil ) from Kedassia Supervision Limited, a company with a common trustee. At the year end £52,020 was due from Kedassia Supervision Limited (2024: £51,087 due to Kedassia Supervision Limited). At the year end £379,411 (202 4 : £ 379,411 ) was due from K Poultry Limited, a subsidiary undertaking of UOHC Foundation Limited, a charitable company with common trustees. During the year, the charity received donations of £302,500 (2024: £173,000) from K Poultry Limited."<ref name="CHAcc" />
*'''Filing compliance:''' All 5 annual returns and accounts on the Charity Commission record were received by their due dates, and the register states "Charity reporting is up to date (on time)".<ref name="CCFin" /><ref name="CCOverview" />
*'''Companies House notices:''' 06 Apr 2016: Compulsory strike-off action has been discontinued (DISS40); 22 Mar 2016: First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off (GAZ1); 29 Apr 2014: Compulsory strike-off action has been discontinued (DISS40); 22 Apr 2014: First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off (GAZ1).<ref name="CHFH">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/filing-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS filing history] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Overlapping trusteeships:''' [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] is also a trustee of [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] (1102303), [[Beth Jacob Grammar School for Girls Limited]] (248708), [[Mayfair Charities Limited]] (255281), [[The Raphael Freshwater Memorial Association]] (313890), [[Service To The Aged]] (1001916), [[Regent Charities Limited]] (1059253), [[Parsha Limited]] (267986). [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] is also a trustee of [[Trenhill Limited]] (272180), [[Uohc Supervision Ltd]] (1164378), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379), [[Beis Brucha Ltd]] (1131109), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707), [[Side By Side (children) Limited]] (1135723). [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] is also a trustee of [[(trust Property Held In Connexion With) Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] (207956). [[Jacob Goldman]] is also a trustee of [[Ichud Mosdos Gur Limited]] (1096711), [[Yeshivas Lev Simcha Limited]] (1120748), [[Kupat Ezer Lenisuin Beth Yisroel]] (1147263), [[Gerer Shtiebel Synagogue]] (1180593), [[Reach Out Uk]] (1144818). [[Benjamin Roth]] is also a trustee of [[Reach Out Uk]] (1144818). [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] is also a trustee of [[Resolve Now]] (1189333). [[Rabbi Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] is also a trustee of [[Kehal Charedim Trust]] (1098484), [[Yesamach Levav]] (1127977), [[Darkei Chaim]] (1190418). [[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] is also a trustee of [[Hatzola Trust]] (278914), [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] (1160299), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707). [[Robert Grussgott]] is also a trustee of [[The Eliezer Foundation]] (1126142), [[Britefield Trust]] (1133072), [[Bikur Cholim Limited]] (1085965), [[The Zeire Agudath Israel General Charitable Trust]] (280604), [[A T.i.m.e. Limited]] (1128756), [[Agudas Israel Community Services]] (287367), [[Agudas Israel Organisation Of Great Britain]] (290191), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379). [[Michael Just]] is also a trustee of [[Newpier Charity Limited]] (293686), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707). [[Ahron Klein]] is also a trustee of [[Yedidim Association Ltd]] (1111411). [[Abraham Schreiber (born 1979)|Abraham Schreiber]] is also a trustee of [[Ringtrop Limited]] (276021), [[Tiferet Torah]] (1191188), [[Friends Of Chosen Yeshias]] (1196784), [[Kids Konnect Ltd.]] (1199033). [[Shalom Seidenfeld]] is also a trustee of [[United Talmudical Associates Ltd]] (291834), [[Friends Of Yeshiva Luzern]] (1118086), [[Palmcourt Limited]] (1070679), [[Luzern Yeshiva Talmudical College]] (1201551). [[Rabbi Mordechai Steren]] is also a trustee of [[Viznitz Institutions Trust]] (1073284), [[Blossoms London Ltd]] (1198424). [[Benjamin Stern]] is also a trustee of [[Talmud Torah Beis Shlomo Limited]] (1119165), [[Yad Shlomo Trust]] (1122011), [[Schiffshul Ltd]] (1071348), [[Hatzola Trust]] (278914), [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] (1160299). [[Daniel Joshua Alexander Ost]] is also a trustee of [[Bridge Lane Foundation Limited]] (1103512), [[Goodheights Limited]] (802589), [[Woodlands Green Ltd]] (277299), [[Gitter Foundation Ltd]] (1129108), [[The Tmc Trust Limited]] (1139316). [[Joseph Feld]] is also a trustee of [[Trenhill Limited]] (272180). [[Moshe Getter]] is also a trustee of [[Bais Rizhin Trust]] (285562). [[Chaim Steinhart]] is also a trustee of [[Hhec]] (1168502), [[Amazing Kids Club Ltd]] (1191936).<ref name="CCTrustees">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692/trustees THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS trustees] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Shared address and control:''' [[Benjamin Roth]], [[Chaim Steinhart]], [[Jacob Goldman]], [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Joseph Feld]], [[Michael Just]], [[Michael Lobenstein]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]], [[Moses Theo Bibelman]], [[Moshe Getter]], [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]], [[Robert Grussgott]], [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] give the same correspondence address (140 Stamford Hill, London, United Kingdom, N16 6QT).<ref name="CHOfficers" />
*'''Register inconsistencies:''' [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] are listed as trustees by the Charity Commission<ref name="CCTrustees" /> but not as a current director at Companies House.<ref name="CHOfficers" /> [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] are a current director at Companies House<ref name="CHOfficers" /> but not listed as trustees by the Charity Commission.<ref name="CCTrustees" />

== List of associated congregations ==
JCR-UK lists 85 active congregations as associated with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations. Associated congregations retain their independence but accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate.<ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Associated congregations (85)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Hasidic dynasty !! Status
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 207956 || || associated
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Vizhnitz || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh']] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Biala]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Biala || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Congregation Sharei Sholom Tchabe Limited|Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1116596 || Tchabe || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1121622 || Dushinsky || associated
|-
| [[Beis Kossov]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Kosov || associated
|-
| [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Nadvorna || associated
|-
| [[Beis Sholem D'Shotz]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Shotz || associated
|-
| [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1142879 || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Vizhnitz || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1004327 || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beth Joseph Zvi]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 251044 || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Talmud Centre]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]] || London (South Tottenham) || – || Biala || associated
|-
| [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1130334 || || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Alexander || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Belz || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Upper Clapton)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || Belz || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Golders Green)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || – || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Ruzhin (branch not stated) || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 285475 || Ruzhin-Sadigura || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Sanz-Klausenburg || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Skver || associated
|-
| [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || Vizhnitz (Vizhnitz-Monsey) || associated
|-
| [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1171399 || || associated
|-
| [[Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || Bobov (Bobov-45) || associated
|-
| [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]] || London (South Tottenham) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1139436 || || associated
|-
| [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || – || Sanz (probable) || associated
|-
| [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]] || Edgware || CC 1123950 || || associated
|-
| [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash|Finchley Road Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1102303 || Sassov || associated
|-
| [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]] || Gateshead || – || || associated
|-
| [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1138578 || || associated
|-
| [[Heichal Hatorah]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 264361 || || associated
|-
| [[Hekhal Leah Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1184204 CC 1187431 || || associated
|-
| [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Hendon) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1098484 || || associated
|-
| [[Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Bobov || associated
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1157128 || Munkacs || associated
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1113847 || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 299763 || || associated
|-
| [[Knightland Road Synagogue]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]] || Edgware || CC 1072715 CC 1219627 || || associated
|-
| [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Edgware || – || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1171625 || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]] || Edgware || CC 1133264 || || associated
|-
| [[Mesifta Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Kretchnif || associated
|-
| [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1152757 || || associated
|-
| [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || – || Skole || associated
|-
| [[Bais Hamedrash Ohel Yakov Ltd|Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1115308 || Pshevorsk || associated
|-
| [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Nitra|Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1058820 || || associated
|-
| [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Spinka || associated
|-
| [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Stanislov || associated
|-
| [[Stolin Karlin]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Karlin-Stolin || associated
|-
| [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]] || Salford || – || || associated
|-
| [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]] || London (South Tottenham) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]] || Hitchin || – || || associated
|-
| [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || Satmar || associated
|-
| [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 260802 || || associated
|-
| [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || || associated
|-
| [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1187313 || || associated
|}

==Notes==
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[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Charities]]
[[Category:Jewish charities in the United Kingdom]]

Federation of Synagogues

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{{short description|Orthodox Jewish synagogal organisation in the United Kingdom with historical Zionist ties}}
{{Infobox organization
| name = Federation of Synagogues
| abbreviation = Federation
| image =
| formation = 1887
| type = Synagogal organisation
| headquarters = 65 Watford Way, Hendon, London NW4 3AQ, United Kingdom
| leader_title = Av Beis Din
| leader_name = [[Shraga Fievel Zimmerman]]
| website = [https://www.federation.org.uk Official website]
}}

'''Federation of Synagogues''' is an Orthodox Jewish synagogal organisation in the United Kingdom, founded in 1887 by [[Samuel Montagu]] to unite immigrant Orthodox congregations in London's East End. It provides religious services, kosher supervision, burial facilities, and communal support to its member and affiliated synagogues, emphasising adherence to halacha in modern Britain. With 18 constituent members and 26 affiliates as of recent records, the Federation operates a Beth Din, KF Kosher division, and educational programmes, serving Central Orthodox communities primarily in London and surrounding areas.<ref name="PowerbaseFed">Powerbase, [https://powerbase.info/index.php/Federation_of_Synagogues Federation of Synagogues] ''Powerbase'', accessed 13 February 2026.</ref> As the official Federation website states, its mission centres on strengthening Orthodox communal life through Torah-focused services.<ref name="FedSite">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/ Home] ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 13 February 2026.</ref>

Historically established to serve Eastern European immigrants excluded from the [[United Synagogue]], the Federation offered affordable burials and modest worship spaces. It has evolved into a key provider of halachic authority and community resources, though its past leadership and donations reflect support for the Zionist entity.

The Federation's relation to Zionism shows early ambivalence, with founder [[Samuel Montagu]]'s son [[Louis Montagu]] ousted in 1925 partly for anti-Zionist views, replaced by Zionist [[Morry Davis]]. Under Davis, the organisation donated to the Jewish National Fund and Hebrew University, and launched the Palestine Emergency Fund after the 1929 Hebron Massacre.<ref name="JosephCohen">Joseph Cohen Antiques, [https://www.josephcohenantiques.com/blogs/on-the-blog/the-history-of-the-federation-of-synagogues The History of the Federation of Synagogues] ''Joseph Cohen Antiques'', 18 July 2025.</ref> Such actions aligned the Federation with support for the Zionist colony, critiqued in anti-Zionist frameworks protected under Miller vs University of Bristol (2024) as mechanisms entrenching settler colonial ties.

== History ==
The Federation emerged in 1887 when [[Samuel Montagu]] united minor synagogues for East End immigrants rejecting the [[United Synagogue]]'s practices. Montagu funded improvements and acquired burial land in Edmonton.<ref name="JosephCohen" />

By 1911, membership exceeded the United Synagogue's in some metrics. After Montagu's death, his son [[Louis Montagu]] presided briefly but was removed in 1925 for non-observance and anti-Zionism.<ref name="JosephCohen" /> [[Morry Davis]], a Zionist, took over, expanding influence through Shechita Board representation and anti-Nazi protests.<ref name="JosephCohen" />

Post-1948, the Federation recovered from wartime destruction, forming its Beth Din in 1966 and expanding suburbs. Modern leadership under [[Shraga Fievel Zimmerman]] maintains strict Orthodoxy.<ref name="FedSite" />

=== Timeline ===
* 1887: Founded by [[Samuel Montagu]].<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1890: Burial Society established.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1911: [[Samuel Montagu]] dies; [[Louis Montagu]] presides.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1925: [[Louis Montagu]] ousted; [[Morry Davis]] elected.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1928–1944: Davis presidency; donations to Zionist causes.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1966: Beth Din formed.<ref name="FedSite" />
* 1989: Headquarters relocation.<ref name="FedSite" />
* 2020s: 18 members, 26 affiliates.<ref name="PowerbaseFed" />

== Activities ==
The Federation offers kehillah services, KF Kosher certification, Beis Din rulings, burial at Edmonton and Rainham cemeteries, and shiurim. It supports eruvim and communal welfare.<ref name="FedSite" />

== Relation to Zionism ==
Early leadership divided: [[Louis Montagu]] anti-Zionist; successor [[Morry Davis]] Zionist vice-president of Jewish National Fund.<ref name="JosephCohen" /> Donations supported Zionist institutions and Palestine relief, linking diaspora Orthodoxy to the Zionist regime.<ref name="JosephCohen" /> No evidence of institutional anti-Zionism; support for the settler colony persists through historical precedents.

== Associated individuals ==

```wiki
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Associated Individuals
! Name !! Role !! Brief Biography
|-
| [[Samuel Montagu]] || Founder || Liberal MP; philanthropist uniting immigrant synagogues; supported modest Orthodox worship.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
|-
| [[Louis Montagu]] || President (1911–1925) || Son of founder; non-observant and anti-Zionist; ousted by board.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
|-
| [[Morry Davis]] || President (1928–1944) || Zionist Labour politician; vice-president Jewish National Fund; expanded Federation influence.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
|-
| [[Morris Lederman]] || Post-war President || Oversaw suburban recovery and growth.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
|-
| [[Arnold Cohen]] || Moderniser President || Boosted prosperity and Beth Din prestige.<ref name="FedSite" />
|-
| [[Shraga Fievel Zimmerman]] || Current Av Beis Din || Gateshead-educated; leads halachic authority.<ref name="FedSite" />
|}
==Members==
The Federation lists eighteen members and twenty six affiliates an increase since June 2025 from 17 and 23.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240417195421/https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/</ref>

[[Anshei Shlomo]] | [[Beis Gavriel]] | [[Clapton Synagogue]] | [[Croydon Synagogue]] | [[East London Central Synagogue]] | [[Eitz Hachaim]] | [[Finchley Central Synagogue]] | [[Hendon Beis Hamedrash]] | [[Ilford Federation Synagogue]] | [[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]] | [[Machzike Hadath Synagogue]] | [[Netzach Yisrael]] | [[Nishmas Yisroel]] | [[Ohr Yerushalayim]] | [[Ohr Yisrael]] | [[Shomrei Hadath]] | [[Sinai]] | [[Yeshurun Edgware]]
===Affiliated Communities===
[[Aish]] | [[Chabad of Bricket Wood]] | [[Chabad of Brighton]] | [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood]] | [[Chabad of Golders Green]] | [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] | [[Chabad of Islington]] | [[Chabad of Radlett]] | [[Chabad of West Hampstead]] | [[Chazak]] | [[Congregation of Jacob]] | [[Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH)]] | [[Finchley Road (Sassover)]] | [[Hashkama Minyan at EAYC]] | [[JLE]] | [[Kesher Kehillah]] | [[Kesser Torah]] | [[Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue]] | [[Loughton Synagogue]] | [[Nefesh Hatorah]] | [[Seed Shul]] | [[Springfield Synagogue]] | [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Tiferet Eyal]] | [[Torah Action Life]] | [[Torat Moshe]]
== List of member and affiliated congregations ==
The Federation states that it 'comprises 18 constituent and 27 affiliated kehillos'; its affiliates include organisations and minyanim as well as synagogues.<ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The table lists 44 active congregations: 18 constituents and 23 affiliates on the Federation's current list, two Manchester congregations that JCR-UK records as Federation constituents,<ref name="jcr_fed">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Federation_of_Synagogues.htm The Federation of Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and Dvash in Finchley, which is not on the current list.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Federation of Synagogues congregations (44)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Chabad-Lubavitch !! Status
|-
| [[Aish Community Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || – || || affiliate
|-
| [[Anshei Shlomo]] || London (Hendon) || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1129679 || yes || constituent
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1136805 || || constituent
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton|Chabad Brighton]] || Brighton & Hove || CC 1192044 || yes || affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || Radlett || – || yes || affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || London (West Hampstead) || CC 1201417 || yes || affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood|Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree]] || Borehamwood || – || yes || affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts|Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages]] || Bricket Wood || CC 1198884 || yes || affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || London (Golders Green) || – || yes || affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1193647 || yes || affiliate
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || London (Islington) || CC 1164760 || yes || affiliate
|-
| [[Chazak]] || London (Hendon) || – || || affiliate
|-
| [[Clapton Federation Synagogue]] || London (Upper Clapton) || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Congregation of Jacob Synagogue]] || London (Whitechapel) || CC 1208500 || || affiliate
|-
| [[Croydon & District Synagogue]] || Croydon || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Darchei Avot]] || London (Hendon) || – || || affiliate
|-
| [[Dvash]] || London (Finchley) || CC 1185002 || || affiliate (not on current Federation list)
|-
| [[East London Central Synagogue]] || London (Stepney) || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH)]] || Edgware || CC 1197604 || || affiliate
|-
| [[Eitz Hachaim]] || Edgware || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Finchley Central Synagogue]] || London (Finchley) || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Hashkama Minyan at EAYC]] || Edgware || – || || affiliate
|-
| [[Hendon Beis Hamedrash]] || London (Hendon) || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Ilford Federation Synagogue]] || Ilford || – || || constituent
|-
| [[JLE]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || affiliate
|-
| [[Kehilas Kol Yaakov]] || Greater Manchester || – || || constituent (JCR-UK; not on current Federation list)
|-
| [[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]] || Edgware || CC 1120294 || || constituent
|-
| [[Kesher Kehillah]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || affiliate
|-
| [[Kesser Torah]] || Edgware || – || || affiliate
|-
| [[Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue]] || London (Leytonstone) || CC 1185624 || || affiliate
|-
| [[Loughton Synagogue]] || Loughton || CC 1188590 || || affiliate
|-
| [[Machzike Hadath Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 289999 || || constituent
|-
| [[Netzach Israel Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Ohel Torah Congregation]] || Salford || CC 1136772 || || constituent (JCR-UK; not on current Federation list)
|-
| [[Ohr Yerushalayim Synagogue|Ohr Yerushalayim]] || Salford || CC 1078745 || || constituent
|-
| [[Ohr Yisrael Synagogue]] || Borehamwood || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Shomrai Hadath Synagogue]] || London (West Hampstead) || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Sinai Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || constituent
|-
| [[Springfield Synagogue]] || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1207000 || || affiliate
|-
| [[Tiferet Eyal Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || CC 1116736 || || affiliate
|-
| [[Torah Action Life]] || London (Golders Green) || CC 1145908 || || affiliate
|-
| [[Torat Moshe]] || London (Golders Green) || – || || affiliate
|-
| [[Yeshurun Synagogue]] || Edgware || – || || constituent
|}

== See also ==
[[United Synagogue]]
[[Jewish National Fund]]
[[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]]

== External links ==

[https://www.federation.org.uk Official website]

[[Category:Orthodox Jewish organisations in the United Kingdom]]
[[Category:Synagogal organisations]]
[[Category:Zionist movement UK]]
[[Category:Anti-Zionist critiques]]
==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]

United Synagogue

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The [[United Synagogue]] is the largest synagogue movement in Europe. Founded in 1870 today it is comprised of 62 local communities/synagogues supported by a central office. Chief Rabbi Mirvis is the spiritual head of the United Hebrew Congregations of Great Britain and the Commonwealth.<ref name="About United Synagogue">[https://www.theus.org.uk/aboutus About United Synagogue], United Synagogue. Retrieved 10 December 2021.</ref> Its members fall into a category described by the Board of Deputies as Central Orthodox, which also includes the [[Federation of Synagogues]] and many similar congregations throughout the United Kingdom. Membership of Central Orthodox congregations in 2016 numbered 41,990, constituted some 52.8% of synagogue membership in the United Kingdom. However, such numbers had decreased by 24,211 members (a decline of 37%) over the preceding six years. Approximatel 37.4% of British synagogues adhere to Central Orthodoxy.<ref name="united synagogue history">[https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue], Jewish Communities & records. Retrieved 6 January 2022.</ref>

It is a registered charity (no. 242552) and its head office is located at 305 Ballards Lane, North Finchley, London N12 8GB.

==Background and History==
The formation of the [[United Synagogue]] was a result of a special Act of Parliament dated 14 July 1870 (the United Synagogues Act 1870) which granted formal recognition to the union of the three City of London Ashkanazi synagogues (the Great Synagogue, the Hambro' Synagogue and the New Synagogue) as well as their two West End branch synagogues (the [[Central Synagogue]] and the [[Bayswater Synagogue]]). The union was forged by Chief Rabbi Dr. [[Nathan Marcus Adler]].<ref name="united synagogue history"/>

As an organisation, the United Synagogue is not officially tied to the Zionist movement but many of its leaders, most notably [[Robert Waley Cohen]], have "...contributed in practical ways towards the upbuilding of the state of Israel, and that appeals for causes associated with the Zionist cause had never been far away from the synagogue".<ref>Aubrey Newman, New Problems - The United Synagogue in an 'Age of Affluence' in The United Synagogue 1970 - 1970. Routledge, 1976.</ref>

In 1913 [[Joseph Hertz]] was elected Chief Rabbi of the group of synagogues known as the [[United Hebrew Congregations of the British Empire]], led by the United Synagogue. Hertz was strongly Zionist and "...lost little opportunity to preach his ideas. Some organisations in Anglo-Jewry followed him in welcoming Zionism, but the United Synagogue for one did not."<ref>Aubrey Newman, London Jewry 1912-1945 in The United Synagogue 1970 - 1970, p.109. Routledge, 1976.</ref>

Religious and organizational conflicts with the more right-wing [[Federation of Synagogues]] (1887) were a regular occurance since the beginning of the 20th century. Tensions had been mounting between the two umbrella organisations, particularly with regards to community control. Both vied for control of London's orthodox East End and bitter conflict ensued.<ref>Vivi Lachs, Whitechapel Noise: Jewish Immigrant Life in Yiddish Song and Verse, London 1884-1914, Wayne State University Press, May 2018.</ref> A news bulletin from the Jewish Telegraphic Agency on 22 June 1966 stated "On an important domestic issue, the Board’s (referring to the Board of Deputies of British Jews) president, Solomon Teff, urged the organization’s executive committee to offer its services to help solve the dispute between the United Synagogue and the Federation of Synagogues. The conflict between the two religious bodies, he said, is “making increasing inroads into the unity of British Jewry.”<ref>[http://pdfs.jta.org/1966/1966-06-22_118.pdf Protection for Aden Jews Sought; Britain to Leave the Protectorate], Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 22 June 1966.</ref>

With the election of [[Isaac Wolfson]] as president in 1962 the United Syangogue lurched further to the right and the organisation faced repeated challenges from both the theological right and left. The rise of the [[Masorti movement]] provided a further challenge to the United Synagogue and as such, its membership has declined in recent years. In 2016 members numbered 41,990, constituting some 52.8% of synagogue membership in the United Kingdom. However this decreased by 24,211 members (a decline of 37%) over the preceding six years.<ref>"Jewish News", Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1 & 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Reseach, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref>

Historically, the United Synagogue has been comprised of congregations based in or around London and the home counties. However, in recent years, communities from further afield have joined the network, beginning with the Sheffield congregation in 2015.<ref name="united synagogue history"/>

==People==
===Directors===
[[Steven Wilson]] | [[David Collins]] | Rabbi [[Jeremy Conway]] | [[David Frei]] | [[Jo Grose]] | [[Vickie Lampkin]] | [[Richard Taylor]] | [[Richard Verber]] | [[Lali Virdee]]<ref>[https://www.theus.org.uk/category/directors Directors], United Synagogue. Retrieved 10 December 2021.</ref>

===Trustees===
[[Michael Goldstein]] | [[Andrew Eder]] | [[Claire Lemer]] | [[Fleurise Lewis]] | [[Maxwell Nisner]] | [[Nicola Rosenfelder]] | [[Barry Shaw]] | [[Saul Taylor]] | [[Jacqui Zinkin]]<ref>[https://www.theus.org.uk/category/trustees Trustees], United Synagogue. Retrieved 10 December 2021.</ref>

==Relationship with Israel & the Zionist Movement==
[[File:Screenshot 2024-11-28 at 11.51.23.png|thumb|right|600px|[[United Synagogue]] confirmation that it is Zionist. A page deleted from its website after 7 December 2023.]]
The United Synagogue has strong ties to Israel. It describes itself as 'a Zionist organisation' and runs many programmes including:

*Helping with Shul trips to Israel
*Helping US members plan weddings and other simchas in Israel
*Offering services/events for US members now living in Israel
*Rabbinic recruitment
*Support for Tribe Israel’s trips, tours, programmes, Leadership training<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231207001503/https://theus.org.uk/article/us-israel US in Israel], The United Synagogue. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 7 December 2023. By June 2024 this page had been removed from the US website.</ref>

To help facilitate these services the United Synagogue has a dedicated Israel Desk, similar to what the [[Alliance for Progressive Judaism]] (a partnership between [[Liberal Judaism]] and [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]]) established.

Several United Synagogue communities are affiliate members of the [[Zionist Federation of Great Britian and Ireland]]. They include [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue]], [[Hendon United Synagogue]], [[Kenton United Synagogue]], Kinloss (also known as [[Finchley United Synagogue]]), [[Woodside Park Synagogue]] and [[South Hampstead Synagogue]].<ref>[https://zionist.org.uk/affiliate-members/ Affiliate Members], Zionist Federation of Great Britian and Ireland. Retrieved 6 January 2022.</ref>

United Synagogue purchased a section of Eretz Hachaim Cemetery just outside Jerusalem for use of members who wish to be buried in Israel.<ref>[https://www.theus.org.uk/article/burial-israel Burial in Israel], United Synagogue. Retrieved 6 January 2022.</ref>

==Programmes==
===Tribe===
Tribe is a youth group run by United Synagogue. It runs a variety of programmes and activities centrally and across all United Synagogue shuls and schools.

Tribe Israel hosts activities for all British students on a gap year in Israel, throughout their year there. They hold a welcome event, as well as an annual shabbaton. They also help to develop essential skills like public speaking and work with students on Israel Advocacy through the Tribe Learn 2 Lead programme.

Tribe Campus Recruiters help with advice and events, which are often organised together with key partner, University Jewish Chaplaincy and JSOCs (Jewish Societies).<ref>[https://www.tribeuk.com/article/what-tribe What is Tribe?], Tribe UK. Retrieved 6 January 2022.</ref>

==Members and Communities==
Fifty Six full members:
[[Ahavat Yisrael]] | [[Alei Tzion]] | [[Barnet United Synagogue|Barnet]] | [[Belmont United Synagogue|Belmont]] | [[Birmingham Central United Synagogue|Birmingham Central Synagogue]] | [[Borehamwood & Elstree United Synagogue|Borehamwood & Elstree]] | [[Brondesbury Park United Synagogue|Brondesbury Park]] | [[Bushey & District United Synagogue|Bushey & District]] | [[The Central Synagogue|Central]] | [[Childwall Hebrew Congregation]] (Liverpool) | [[Chigwell & Hainault Synagogue|Chigwell & Hainault]] | [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue|Cockfosters & N Southgate]] | [[Cranbrook United Synagogue|Cranbrook]] | [[Ealing United Synagogue|Ealing]] | [[Edgware United Synagogue|Edgware]] | [[Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue|Enfield & Winchmore Hill]] | [[Finchley United Synagogue|Finchley]] | [[Finsbury Park Synagogue|Finsbury Park]] | [[Golders Green Synagogue|Golders Green]] | [[Hackney & East London Synagogue|Hackney & East London]] | [[Hadley Wood Jewish Community|Hadley Wood]] | [[Hampstead Synagogue|Hampstead]] | [[Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue|Hampstead Garden Suburb]] | [[Hendon United Synagogue|Hendon]] | [[Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue|Highams Park & Chingford]] | [[Highgate Synagogue|Highgate]] | [[Kenton United Synagogue|Kenton]] | [[Kingsbury United Synagogue|Kingsbury]] | [[Kingston, Surbiton & District Synagogue|Kingston, Surbiton & District]] | [[Luton United Synagogue|Luton]] | [[Magen Avot]] (Hendon) | [[Mill Hill United Synagogue|Mill Hill]] | [[Mill Hill East Jewish Community|Mill Hill East]] | [[Muswell Hill Synagogue|Muswell Hill]] | [[New West End Synagogue|New West End]] | [[Northwood United Synagogue|Northwood]] | [[Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue|Palmers Green & Southgate]] | [[Pinner United Synagogue|Pinner]] | [[Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue|Potters Bar]] | [[Radlett United Synagogue|Radlett]] | [[Richmond Synagogue|Richmond]] | [[Ruislip Synagogue|Ruislip]] | [[United Synagogue Sheffield|Sheffield]] | [[Shenley United Jewish Community|Shenley]] | [[South Hampstead Synagogue|South Hampstead]] | [[South London Synagogue|South London]] | [[South Tottenham Synagogue|South Tottenham]] | [[Southport Synagogue|Southport]] | [[St Albans United Synagogue|St Albans]] | [[St John's Wood Synagogue|St John's Wood]] | [[Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue|Stanmore & Canons Park]] | [[Sutton & District Synagogue|Sutton & District]] | [[Watford & District Synagogue|Watford]] | [[Welwyn Garden City Synagogue|Welwyn Garden City]] | [[Wembley United Synagogue|Wembley]] | | [[Woodford Forest United Synagogue|Woodford Forest]] | [[Woodside Park Synagogue|Woodside Park]]<ref>[https://www.theus.org.uk/category/communities Communities], United Synagogue. Retrieved 10 December 2021.</ref>

===United Synagogue Affiliate Communities===
In January 2025 the US listed seven affiliate Synagogues.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20250108170753/https://theus.org.uk/web/20250108170753/https://theus.org.uk/our-communities/</ref>

[[Catford And Bromley United Synagogue|Catford & Bromley]] (Affiliate) | [[Chelsea Synagogue|Chelsea]] (Affiliate) | [[Hemel Hempstead Hebrew Congregation|Hemel Hempstead]] (Affiliate) | [[Peterborough Hebrew Congregation|Peterborough]] (Affiliate) | [[Romford & District Synagogue|Romford & District]] (Affiliate) | [[Staines and District Synagogue|Staines]] (Affiliate) | [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue|Western Marble Arch]] (Associate)

==Affiliations==
===Youth groups===
*[[Tribe]] - a youth group

===Companies===
[[305 Ballards Lane, London, N12 8GB]] is the address of a number of companies and charities especially those associated with [[United Synagogue]] one of the seven main Synagogue movements in the UK representing largely Synagogue's catering for Ashkenazi 'Central Orthodox' Jews.<ref>JCR-UK [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue]</ref>

===Charities===
*[[United Synagogue]] Charity number: 242552
*[[KLBD Kosher Certification]] Registered Charity No 242552 (ie part of [[United Synagogue]])
*[[Scopus Jewish Educational Trust]] (Charity number: 313154) linked to the [[Zionist Federation]].

===Companies===
*[[United Synagogue Design & Build Ltd]] 06797965 - Incorporated on 21 January 2009
*[[United Synagogue Trusts limited]] 00516140 - Incorporated on 14 February 1953
*[[United Synagogue Kashrut Board (The)]] 02089374 - Dissolved on 14 May 2013
*[[University Jewish Chaplaincy]] 06543595 - Incorporated on 25 March 2008
*[[London Board Trustee Limited]] 04117554 - Incorporated on 27 November 2000
*[[United Synagogue Youth Charity (The)]] 02033941 - Incorporated on 3 July 1986
*[[US Advertising Limited]] 02146769 - Incorporated on 13 July 1987
*[[United Central Catering]] Previous names: UNITED SYNAGOGUE (CENTRAL CATERING) 11279144 - Incorporated on 27 March 2018
====Dissolved====
*[[United Synagogue Publications Limited]] 01896677 - Dissolved on 8 May 2012
*[[United Synagogue Educational Charity (The)]] 02033940 - Dissolved on 17 January 2012
===Schools===
====Primary Schools====

Primary schools which have the United Synagogue as its foundation body and are under the religious authority of the Office of the Chief Rabbi:
*[[Sinai Jewish Primary School]] Location: Kenton Phone: 020 8204 1550 Email: admin@sinai.brent.sch.uk Website: https://www.sinaischool.com
*[[Wohl Ilford Jewish Primary School]] Location: Ilford Phone: 020 8498 1350 Email: admin@ijpsonline.co.uk Website: https://www.ijpsonline.co.uk

Primary schools with the [[Scopus Jewish Education Trust]] as their foundation body which are now part of the United Synagogue:
*[[Mathilda-Marks-Kennedy School]] Location: Mill Hill Phone: 020 8959 6089 Email: office@mmks.barnetmail.sch.uk Website: https://www.mathildamarks.com
*[[Rosh Pinah Jewish Primary School]] Location: Edgware Phone: 020 8958 8599 Email: office@rpps.org.uk Website: https://www.rpps.org.uk
*[[Simon Marks Jewish Primary School]] Location: Stoke Newington Phone: 020 8806 6048 Email: info@simonmarks.hackney.sch.uk Website: https://www.simonmarks.hackney.sch.uk

[[Jewish Community Academy Trust]] Schools which are supported by the United Synagogue:
*[[Hertsmere Jewish Primary School]] Location: Radlett Phone: 01923 855857 Email: admin@hjps.herts.sch.uk Website: https://www.hjps.herts.sch.uk
*[[Sacks Morasha Jewish Primary School]] Location: Finchely Phone: 020 8369 5964 Email: office@morashajps.org.uk Website: https://www.morashajps.org.uk
*[[Moriah Jewish Day School]] Location: Pinner Phone: 020 8868 2001 Email: office@moriah.harrow.sch.uk Website: https://www.moriahschool.co.uk
*[[Wolfson Hillel Primary School]] Location: Southgate Phone: 020 8882 6487 Email: schooloffice@wolfsonhillel.enfield.sch.uk Website: https://www.wolfsonhillel.enfield.sch.uk
*[[Rimon Jewish Primary School]] Location: Golders Green Phone: 020 8209 1805 Email: office@rimonschool.org.uk Website: https://www.rimonschool.org.uk

Primary Schools under the religious authority of the Office of the Chief Rabbi:
*[[Brodetsky Jewish Primary School]] Location: Leeds Phone: 0113 293 0578 Email: info@brodetsky.leeds.sch.uk Website: https://www.brodetsky.leeds.sch.uk
*[[Etz Chaim Jewish Primary School]] Location: Mill Hill Phone: 020 8906 2983 Email: admin@etzchaim-primaryschool.org.uk Website: https://www.etzchaim-primaryschool.org.uk
*[[Immanuel College Preparatory School]] Location: Bushey Phone: 020 8950 0604 Email: enquiries@immanuel.herts.sch.uk Website: https://www.immanuelcollege.co.uk
*[[Kerem School]] Location: Hampstead Garden Suburb United Synagogue Phone: 020 8455 0909 Email: admin@keremschool.co.uk Website: https://www.keremschool.co.uk
*[[King David Primary School, Manchester]] Location: Manchester Phone: 0161 741 5090 Email: office@kingdavidprimary.manchester.sch.uk Website:https://www.kingdavidprimary.manchester.sch.uk
*[[King David Primary School, Liverpool]] Location: Liverpool Phone: 0151 235 1420 Email: office@kingdavid-pri.liverpool.sch.uk Website: https://www.kdpsliverpool.co.uk
*[[North Cheshire Jewish Primary School]] Location: Cheadle Phone: 0161 282 4500 Email: headteacher@northcheshire.stockport.sch.uk Website: https://www.ncjps.org.uk
*[[North West London Jewish Day School]] Location: Willesden Phone: 020 8459 3378 Email: admin@nwljds.org.uk Website: https://www.nwljds.org.uk

====Secondary Schools====

Secondary schools which have the United Synagogue as its foundation body and are under the religious authority of the Office of the Chief Rabbi:
*[[JFS]] Location: Kenton Phone: 020 8206 3100 Email: admin@jfs.brent.sch.uk Website: https://www.jfs.brent.sch.uk
*[[King Solomon High School]] Location: Ilford Phone: 020 8498 1300 Email: info@kshonline.com Website: https://www.kshsonline.com Secondary Schools under the religious authority of the Office of the Chief Rabbi:
*[[Immanuel College]] Location: Bushey Phone: 020 8950 0604 Email: enquiries@immanuel.herts.sch.uk Website: https://www.immanuelcollege.co.uk
*[[King David High School, Liverpool]] Location: Liverpool Phone: 0151 722 7496 Email: kingdavid-ao@kingdavidhigh.liverpool.sch.uk Website: https://www.kingdavidliverpool.co.uk
*[[King David High School, Manchester]] Location: Manchester Phone: 0161 740 7248 Email: admin@kingdavidhigh.manchester.sch.uk Website: https://www.kdhs.org.uk
*[[Yavneh College]] Location: Borehamwood Phone: 020 8736 5580 Email: admin@yavnehcollegue.herts.sch.uk Website: https://www.yavnehcollege.org

==Resources==
*https://jewdas.org/united-synagogue-cold-calls-against-labour/ [https://archive.vn/G3ydn Archive version]
*https://web.archive.org/web/20241005070604/https://theus.org.uk/assets/uploads/2024/09/US-ISRAEL-BOOK-DESIGN-FINAL.pdf
*https://www.thejc.com/news/zionist-group-sparks-row-tkp6vhja

==Contact==
:Email: info@theus.org.uk

:Address: [[305 Ballards Lane, London N12 8GB]]

:[https://www.theus.org.uk www.theus.org.uk]

== List of member communities ==
The United Synagogue lists 67 member communities.<ref name="us_list">United Synagogue, [https://theus.org.uk/our-communities/ Our Communities], ''United Synagogue'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_us">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Communities shown with the umbrella charity number have no charity registration of their own.<ref name="cc_us">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/242552 United Synagogue – charity 242552], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 June 1965, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue]] has the status of an 'affiliate' of the United Synagogue.<ref name="jcr_ind">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Independent.htm Independent Ashkenazi Congregations in London], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Member congregations (67)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Status
|-
| [[Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue]] || Edgware || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Alei Tzion Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Barnet Synagogue]] || New Barnet || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Belmont Synagogue]] || Stanmore || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Birmingham Central United Synagogue|Birmingham Central Synagogue]] || Birmingham || CC 501067 || member
|-
| [[Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue|Borehamwood & Elstree Synagogue]] || Borehamwood || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Brondesbury Park Synagogue]] || London (Willesden) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Bushey United Synagogue]] || Bushey || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue]] || Bromley || CC 1105859 || member
|-
| [[Central Synagogue]] || London (West End) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Chatham Synagogue]] || Chatham || CC 800902 || member
|-
| [[Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue]] || London (Chelsea) || CC 1101862 || member
|-
| [[Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue]] || Chigwell || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Childwall Hebrew Congregation]] || Liverpool || CC 1148396 || member
|-
| [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue]] || London (Southgate) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] || Ilford || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Ealing Synagogue]] || London (Ealing) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Edgware United Synagogue]] || Edgware || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue]] || Enfield || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]] || London (Finchley) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Finsbury Park Synagogue]] || London (Finsbury Park & Manor House) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Golders Green Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Hackney & East London Synagogue]] || London (Hackney) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Hadley Wood Jewish Community]] || London (Hadley Wood) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue|Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue (including the Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue Sephardi Minyan)]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Hampstead Synagogue]] || London (West Hampstead) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || Hemel Hempstead || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Hendon (United) Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue]] || London (Chingford) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Highgate Synagogue]] || London (Highgate) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Hull Hebrew Congregation]] || Hull (Anlaby) || CC 1035451 || member
|-
| [[Kenton Synagogue]] || Kenton || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Kingsbury Synagogue]] || London (Kingsbury) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || Kingston-upon-Thames || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Luton United Synagogue]] || Luton || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Magen Avot]] || London (Hendon) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Mill Hill East Jewish Community]] || London (Mill Hill) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Mill Hill United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Muswell Hill Synagogue]] || London (Muswell Hill) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[New Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[New West End Synagogue]] || London (Bayswater) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue]] || Northwood || CC 1092900 || member
|-
| [[Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue]] || London (Palmers Green) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue]] || Peterborough || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Pinner Synagogue]] || Pinner || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue]] || Potters Bar || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Radlett United Synagogue]] || Radlett || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Richmond Synagogue]] || Richmond || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue]] || Romford || CC 1121253 || member
|-
| [[Sandys Row Synagogue]] || London (Spitalfields) || CC 1136453 || member
|-
| [[Shenley United Jewish Community]] || Shenley || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[South Hampstead Synagogue]] || London (Belsize Park) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[South London Synagogue]] || London (South) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[South Tottenham Synagogue]] || London (South Tottenham) || CC 1145657 || member
|-
| [[Southport Hebrew Congregation]] || Southport || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[St Albans United Synagogue]] || St Albans || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[St. John's Wood Synagogue]] || London (St John's Wood) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || Staines-upon-Thames || CC 1023277 || member
|-
| [[Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue]] || Stanmore || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Sutton & District United Synagogue]] || Sutton || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[United Synagogue - Sheffield]] || Sheffield || CC 250281 || member
|-
| [[Watford & District Synagogue]] || Watford || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Welwyn Garden City Synagogue]] || Welwyn Garden City || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Wembley Synagogue]] || Wembley || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue]] || London (West End) || CC 1154188 CC 1167711 || affiliate
|-
| [[Woodford Forest United Synagogue]] || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|-
| [[Woodside Park Synagogue]] || London (North Finchley) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || member
|}

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category: Synagogue movements UK]]

Synagogues in the United Kingdom

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{{short description|'''Overview of synagogues and synagogue movements in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland'''}}

'''Synagogues in the United Kingdom''' number about 500 active congregations: 483 in England, 10 in Scotland, 6 in Wales and 1 in Northern Ireland. The figure is compiled from the congregation lists published by the synagogue movements,<ref name="us_list">United Synagogue, [https://theus.org.uk/our-communities/ Our Communities], ''United Synagogue'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mas_list">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-communities/ Masorti Communities], ''Masorti Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="sp_list">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/affiliated-synagogues-and-minyanim/ Affiliated Synagogues and Minyanim], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> the JCR-UK listings of active congregations<ref name="jcr_us">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_ind">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Independent.htm Independent Ashkenazi Congregations in London], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the charity registers for England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccni">Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, [https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission for Northern Ireland'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A further 59 congregations and synagogue charities, 53 of them in the strictly Orthodox communities, are not included in that total because their current activity as congregations could not be confirmed from the sources cited (see [[#Congregations and synagogue charities not counted as active|below]]).

The [[Institute for Jewish Policy Research]] (JPR) counted 454 synagogues with a combined household membership of 79,597 in 2016, and found that 96% of synagogue members lived in England. Synagogue membership is concentrated in Greater [[London]], South Hertfordshire and South-West Essex, and Greater [[Manchester]].<ref name="jpr">Donatella Casale Mashiah and Jonathan Boyd, [https://www.jpr.org.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/Synagogue_membership_in_the_United_Kingdom_in_2016.pdf Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016], ''Institute for Jewish Policy Research'', July 2017, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The difference between the JPR count and the total above may partly reflect differing definitions: JPR counted congregations with their own building and formal membership scheme, and noted that informal minyanim and prayer groups within larger institutions raise questions about whether they should be counted.<ref name="jpr"/>

The congregations belong to a number of synagogue movements, each with its own umbrella body, or are independent. The sections below summarise each movement; the full list of active congregations is at the [[#List of active congregations|end of this page]].

== Synagogue movements ==

The JPR groups British synagogues into six historical 'strands': Central Orthodox (the United Synagogue, the Federation of Synagogues and independent modern Orthodox synagogues), Strictly Orthodox (synagogues aligned with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations and others of a similar ethos), Reform, Liberal, Masorti and Sephardi. It notes that independent synagogues in particular 'sometimes defy simple categorisation', especially at the boundary between Central and Strict Orthodoxy.<ref name="jpr"/> Reform and Liberal Judaism merged on 1 January 2026 to form the Movement for Progressive Judaism.<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active congregations by movement
! Movement !! Umbrella body !! Charity no. !! Active congregations
|-
| United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || CC 242552 || 67
|-
| Federation of Synagogues || [[Federation of Synagogues]] || CC 254951 || 44
|-
| Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] || CC 249892; CC 1158987 || 85
|-
| Progressive (Reform and Liberal) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] || CC 1214734 || 77
|-
| Masorti || [[Masorti Judaism]] || CC 1117590 || 16
|-
| Sephardi || [[The S&P Sephardi Community]] || CC 212517 || 24
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] || CC 227638 || 46
|-
| Independent Orthodox || none || – || 94
|-
| Independent (Liberal or Reform ritual) || none || – || 2
|-
| Charedi, independent || none || – || 35
|-
| Partnership minyanim || none || – || 5
|-
| Cross-communal and unaffiliated || none || – || 5
|}

=== United Synagogue ===
:''Main article: [[United Synagogue]]''
The [[United Synagogue]] was instituted in 1870 to unite Orthodox congregations in London.<ref name="cr_hist">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/history-chief-rabbinate/ History of the Chief Rabbinate], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 242552).<ref name="cc_us">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/242552 United Synagogue – charity 242552], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 June 1965, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Its spiritual leader is the Chief Rabbi of the [[United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth]], currently [[Ephraim Mirvis]].<ref name="jcr_us"/><ref name="cr_etz">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Madrichim-PDFs_02.pdf The Etz Chaim Project: 2. The Chief Rabbi's Communities], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', November 2018, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The United Synagogue lists 67 member communities.<ref name="us_list"/> Most are in London.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of these, 54 have no charity registration of their own and are covered by the United Synagogue's umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
:''Main article: [[Federation of Synagogues]]''
The [[Federation of Synagogues]] was founded in 1887 to cater for the many small, less anglicised congregations (''chevrot'') that had multiplied in London, particularly after the pogroms that followed the assassination of Tsar Alexander II in 1881.<ref name="jcr_fed">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Federation_of_Synagogues.htm The Federation of Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 254951).<ref name="cc_fed">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/254951 Federation of Synagogues – charity 254951], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 November 1968, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The Federation states that it 'comprises 18 constituent and 27 affiliated kehillos'; its affiliates include organisations and minyanim as well as synagogues.<ref name="fed_list"/> JCR-UK gives 18 constituent synagogues and 7 affiliated congregations.<ref name="jcr_fed"/> The list of active congregations below includes 44 Federation congregations, 20 as members and 24 as affiliates, compiled from these and the other sources cited. Nine of the Federation's congregations are Chabad-Lubavitch centres (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]). Its religious head in 2022 was [[Shraga Feivel Zimmerman|Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman]].<ref name="jc_zimmerman">Simon Rocker, [https://www.thejc.com/news/federation-head-attacks-plans-to-change-israeli-conversion-system-ezn6lfct Federation head attacks plans to change Israeli conversion system], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 28 January 2022, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
:''Main article: [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]]''
[[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] (UOHC) was founded in 1926 by Rabbi Dr [[Victor Schonfeld]]. According to JCR-UK it has an affiliation of nearly 90 synagogues and a number of educational institutions which, while retaining their independence, accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate. Its head office is at 140 Stamford Hill, London N16 6QT, and its kashrut authority is [[Kedassia]].<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Two registered charities carry the UOHC name: CC 249892, registered in 1966, and CC 1158987, registered in 2014.<ref name="cc_uohc">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/249892 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 249892], ''Register of Charities'', registered 7 November 1966, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_uohc2">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1158987 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 1158987], ''Register of Charities'', registered 27 October 2014, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> JCR-UK lists 85 active congregations as associated with the UOHC, most of them in Stamford Hill and Golders Green in London.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Many are Hasidic ''shtiebels'' (see [[#Hasidic courts|Hasidic courts]]).

=== Progressive Judaism (Reform and Liberal) ===
:''Main article: [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]]''
:''See also: [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)]]''
[[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] (MPJ) came into effect on 1 January 2026 on the formal union of [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)|Liberal Judaism]]. The two movements announced their intention to merge in April 2023, and members of both voted to unite at parallel extraordinary general meetings on 18 May 2025.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/> The MPJ was registered as a charity (CC 1214734) on 29 August 2025.<ref name="cc_mpj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1214734 The Movement for Progressive Judaism – charity 1214734], ''Register of Charities'', registered 29 August 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The charities of the two predecessor movements, The Movement for Reform Judaism (CC 1139806) and Liberal Judaism (ULPS) (CC 1151090), remained on the register in October 2026.<ref name="cc_mrj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1139806 The Movement for Reform Judaism – charity 1139806], ''Register of Charities'', registered 12 January 2011, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_lj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1151090 Liberal Judaism (ULPS) – charity 1151090], ''Register of Charities'', registered 5 March 2013, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The MPJ's community directory lists 77 congregations in the United Kingdom, 49 of Reform heritage and 28 of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list"/>

=== Masorti ===
:''Main article: [[Masorti Judaism]]''
[[Masorti Judaism]] is the umbrella body for Masorti (Conservative) congregations in the United Kingdom. It was founded in 1985 and was known as the Assembly of Masorti Synagogues until 20 September 2012. It is affiliated to [[Masorti Olami]].<ref name="jcr_mas">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Masorti.htm Masorti Judaism UK (formerly Assembly of Masorti Synagogues)], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 1117590).<ref name="cc_mas">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1117590 Masorti Judaism – charity 1117590], ''Register of Charities'', registered 16 January 2007, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Masorti Judaism lists 16 communities.<ref name="mas_list"/> The JPR found that Masorti membership had more than doubled between 1990 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Sephardi ===
:''Main article: [[The S&P Sephardi Community]]''
The principal Sephardi synagogal body is [[The S&P Sephardi Community]], known until about 2015 as the Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation; its head office is at 2 Ashworth Road, Maida Vale, London W9 1JY. According to JCR-UK, most Sephardi and other Eastern-rite (''Edot haMizrach'') congregations are independent, although many are loosely affiliated with the S&P Sephardi Community.<ref name="jcr_seph">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Sephardi.htm Sephardi and Other Eastern Ritual (Adoth Mizrach) Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The community's main registered charity is [[Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue]] (CC 212517).<ref name="cc_sp">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/212517 Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue – charity 212517], ''Register of Charities'', registered 22 September 1967, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Of the 24 active Sephardi congregations, 9 appear on the S&P Sephardi Community's list of affiliated synagogues and minyanim;<ref name="sp_list"/> the rest are independent, including Persian and Adeni congregations.<ref name="jcr_seph"/>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
:''Main article: [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]]''
:''See also: [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]''
[[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] was founded in about 1948 and is affiliated to [[Agudas Chassidei Chabad]]. It is a registered charity (CC 227638), registered on 24 February 1964.<ref name="jcr_chabad">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Chabad.htm Chabad Lubavitch UK], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_chabad">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/227638 Chabad Lubavitch UK – charity 227638], ''Register of Charities'', registered 24 February 1964, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 46 active congregations are listed as Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues or Chabad houses. A further 13 Chabad-run congregations belong to another synagogue movement (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]).<ref name="jcr_chabad"/>

=== Independent Orthodox ===
:''Main article: [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]''
129 active Orthodox congregations belong to none of the umbrella bodies above, and each is constituted as its own charity or community. According to JCR-UK, most Orthodox congregations outside London are independent, although many are under the aegis of the Chief Rabbi.<ref name="jcr_ind"/> The Office of the Chief Rabbi describes the Chief Rabbi as the spiritual authority for 120 traditional Orthodox communities, divided between United Synagogue communities and independent congregations in the provinces of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of the independent congregations, 94 are mainstream or modern Orthodox, among them congregations in Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool and Greater Manchester, and 35 are strictly Orthodox (Charedi) congregations not associated with the UOHC.

Two other independent congregations, [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] and [[Westminster Synagogue]], are not Orthodox: the JPR counts Belsize Square with the Liberal strand and Westminster Synagogue with the Reform strand.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Partnership minyanim ===
Partnership minyanim use the traditional liturgy and a ''mechitzah'' while allowing women to read from the Torah and lead parts of the service. In the United Kingdom they are independent, with no central governing body; most were set up at the initiative of members of the UK chapter of the [[Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance]] (JOFA UK). Their adherence to Orthodox standards is disputed by many within the Orthodox community.<ref name="jcr_pm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Partnership.htm Partnership Minyanim], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 5 are active.<ref name="jcr_pm"/>

=== Cross-communal and unaffiliated congregations ===
A small number of congregations serve more than one tradition. [[Mosaic Jewish Community]] in Stanmore brings Liberal, Masorti and Reform congregations together under one umbrella.<ref name="jcr_mosaic">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/mosaic/index.htm Mosaic Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> [[Oxford Jewish Congregation]], a cross-communal congregation, also appears in the MPJ directory.<ref name="mpj_list"/> The Colchester and District and Guildford and District Jewish communities are registered charities that serve their local communities without a stated movement affiliation.<ref name="ccreg"/>

== Hasidic courts ==
Many strictly Orthodox congregations in Stamford Hill, Golders Green and Salford are the ''shtiebels'' of particular Hasidic dynasties (courts), and most of the London ones are associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> The table counts active congregations whose name, JCR-UK entry, JPR listing or registered charitable objects identify the dynasty.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/><ref name="jpr"/><ref name="ccreg"/> It gives 53 congregations across 32 dynasties, in addition to 58 Chabad-Lubavitch congregations. Satmar has the largest number of shtiebels.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Hasidic dynasties with UK congregations (Chabad-Lubavitch excluded)
! Dynasty !! Congregations !! Locations
|-
| [[Satmar (Hasidic dynasty)|Satmar]] || 9 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov]] || 4 || Edgware, London
|-
| [[Belz (Hasidic dynasty)|Belz]] || 3 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Ger (Gur)]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Vizhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Vizhnitz]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Biala (Hasidic dynasty)|Biala]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Bobov (Hasidic dynasty)|Bobov]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Chernobyl (Hasidic dynasty)|Chernobyl]] || 2 || London, Manchester
|-
| [[Kosov (Hasidic dynasty)|Kosov]] || 2 || Canvey Island, London
|-
| [[Alexander (Hasidic dynasty)|Alexander]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Dushinsky (Hasidic dynasty)|Dushinsky]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty)|Karlin-Stolin]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Kerestir (Hasidic dynasty)|Kerestir]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Kretchnif (Hasidic dynasty)|Kretchnif]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Machnovka (Hasidic dynasty)|Machnovka (Belz-Machnovka)]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Munkacs (Hasidic dynasty)|Munkacs]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Nadvorna (Hasidic dynasty)|Nadvorna]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Pshevorsk (Hasidic dynasty)|Pshevorsk]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Rachmastrivka (Hasidic dynasty)|Rachmastrivka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Ruzhin (Hasidic dynasty)|Ruzhin (branch not stated)]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sadigura (Hasidic dynasty)|Sadigura]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sanz-Klausenburg (Hasidic dynasty)|Sanz-Klausenburg]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sassov (Hasidic dynasty)|Sassov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Shotz (Hasidic dynasty)|Shotz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skole (Hasidic dynasty)|Skole]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skver (Hasidic dynasty)|Skver]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Spinka (Hasidic dynasty)|Spinka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Stanislov (Hasidic dynasty)|Stanislov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Strozhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Strozhnitz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tchabe (Hasidic dynasty)|Tchabe]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Toldos Aharon (Hasidic dynasty)|Toldos Aharon]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tosh (Hasidic dynasty)|Tosh]] || 1 || London
|}

The table excludes 1 congregation linked to the Sanz dynasty only by indirect evidence: [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]. It also excludes 17 registered charities with dynastic names that have no current listing as active synagogues.

== Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements ==
Chabad-Lubavitch runs 58 active congregations.<ref name="jcr_chabad"/> Of these, 13 (22%) also belong to another synagogue movement: 9 are member or affiliated congregations of the Federation of Synagogues,<ref name="fed_list"/><ref name="jcr_fed"/> and 4 are associated with the UOHC according to JCR-UK.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] in Hendon, for example, has been a Federation constituent since 2017 and was formerly associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_fed"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Chabad-Lubavitch congregations affiliated to another movement
! Congregation !! Town !! Movement !! Charity no.
|-
| [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || CC 1129679
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton|Chabad Brighton]] || Brighton & Hove || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1192044
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || Radlett || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || London (West Hampstead) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1201417
|-
| [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood|Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree]] || Borehamwood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts|Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages]] || Bricket Wood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1198884
|-
| [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || London (Golders Green) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || –
|-
| [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1193647
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || London (Islington) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1164760
|-
| [[Heichal Menachem]] || London (Golders Green) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated; also listed as Chabad-Lubavitch) || –
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1113847
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Edgware || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || –
|-
| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1171625
|}

A further congregation, the [[The Hampstead Village Shul|Hampstead Village Shul]], is probably a Chabad-Lubavitch centre but has no confirmed movement affiliation.

== Size and trends ==
=== Membership ===
The most recent national survey of synagogue membership, published by the JPR in 2017, counted 79,597 member households in 454 synagogues in 2016. Membership had fallen by 20% (20,166 households) since 1990 and by 4% (3,366 households) since 2010. About 56% of Jewish households in the United Kingdom held synagogue membership, with markedly lower proportions in Scotland (about a third), Wales (about a quarter) and Northern Ireland (about an eighth).<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogue membership (households) by strand, 1990 and 2016
! Strand !! 1990 !! 2016 !! Change 2010–2016 !! Change 1990–2016
|-
| Central Orthodox || 66,201 || 41,990 || −7.5% || −36.6%
|-
| Reform || 16,824 || 15,458 || −4.1% || −8.1%
|-
| Strictly Orthodox || 4,489 || 10,712 || +18.4% || +138.6%
|-
| Liberal || 7,785 || 6,514 || −9.5% || −16.3%
|-
| Masorti || 1,226 || 2,620 || +15.5% || +113.7%
|-
| Sephardi || 3,238 || 2,303 || −21.4% || −28.9%
|-
| '''Total''' || '''99,763''' || '''79,597''' || '''−4.1%''' || '''−20.2%'''
|}
Source: JPR, ''Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016'', tables 3 and 4.<ref name="jpr"/>

Central Orthodox synagogues held 52.8% of memberships in 2016, Reform 19.4%, Strictly Orthodox 13.5%, Liberal 8.2%, Masorti 3.3% and Sephardi 2.9%. Central Orthodox and Strictly Orthodox synagogues each made up 37.4% of all synagogues, but the average Central Orthodox synagogue had 247 member households against 63 for a Strictly Orthodox one; Reform synagogues were the largest on average, with 344.<ref name="jpr"/> Half of all members belonged to synagogues in five areas: Barnet, Westminster, Hertsmere, Redbridge and Stamford Hill.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Congregation size ===
The JPR published membership bands for the 321 synagogues outside the strictly Orthodox sector whose figures it collected.<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogues by household membership, 2016 (excluding strictly Orthodox synagogues)
! Member households !! Synagogues
|-
| 1,500–1,900 || 2
|-
| 1,000–1,499 || 10
|-
| 750–999 || 11
|-
| 500–749 || 19
|-
| 400–499 || 11
|-
| 300–399 || 24
|-
| 200–299 || 34
|-
| 100–199 || 62
|-
| 50–99 || 68
|-
| Under 50 || 80
|-
| '''Total''' || '''321'''
|}

=== Mergers and closures ===
The JPR found that 13 mainstream synagogues had ceased operating between 2010 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/> Mergers documented since then include:
* [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] in Ilford, formed on 21 May 2019 by the merger of Ilford United Synagogue and Redbridge United Synagogue, itself formed in 2015 from Clayhall and Newbury Park.<ref name="jcr_cranbrook">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/cranbrook/index.htm Cranbrook United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]], formed when the Herefordshire Jewish Community joined the Gloucestershire Liberal Jewish Community in 2019.<ref name="jcr_heref">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/heref/index.htm Herefordshire Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish Community, formed in February 2026 by the merger of the Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish communities.<ref name="jcr_chelm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/chelm/index.htm Chelmsford Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]], formed by the merger of Edgware & District Reform Synagogue and Hendon Reform Synagogue.<ref name="jcr_eh">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/edgware_hendon_ref/index.htm Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* At movement level, the union of Reform and Liberal Judaism as the Movement for Progressive Judaism on 1 January 2026.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

== Relations with Israel ==
The movements' documented positions on and activities relating to Israel differ widely. This section summarises what each movement, or reporting on it, records.

=== United Synagogue ===
A United Synagogue publication of August 2024 lists initiatives by its communities and its central office since 7 October 2023. They include two major events with over 1,500 people at each, one of them addressed by the then Prime Minister [[Rishi Sunak]]; a 'Shabbat for Israel' designated by the Chief Rabbi for 8–9 March 2024; support for solidarity rallies for Israel and for the release of hostages; a partnership with [[United Jewish Israel Appeal|UJIA]] and [[Leket Israel|Leket]] to provide hot meals for displaced Israelis; and the 'first United Synagogue mission to Israel'.<ref name="us_book">United Synagogue Education & Events Team, [https://theus.org.uk/assets/uploads/2024/09/US-ISRAEL-BOOK-DESIGN-FINAL.pdf Israel: Reflections since 7 October. Our connection to the land and the state], ''United Synagogue'', August 2024, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Individual communities mark Yom Ha'atzmaut; at Wembley in April 2026 the community celebrated Israel's 78th Yom Ha'atzmaut and ended its kiddush with the ''Hatikvah''.<ref name="us_wembley">Brenda Hyman, [https://theus.org.uk/community-news/yom-haazmaut-at-wembley-2026/ Yom Ha'azmaut at Wembley 2026], ''United Synagogue'', April 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
In January 2022 the Federation's religious head, Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman, condemned the Israeli government's plan to allow local town rabbis to approve conversions instead of the [[Chief Rabbinate of Israel]] alone, calling it a 'travesty' that 'must be forcefully opposed'.<ref name="jc_zimmerman"/>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
In late May 2021 a letter signed by 14 strictly Orthodox rabbis in Stamford Hill, among them several UOHC rabbinic judges, protested against 'provocative actions and public demonstrations by the Zionists'. ''The Jewish Chronicle'' reported that it could not verify the letter. The letter followed a visit to Downing Street by UOHC president Binyomin Stern as part of a delegation led by Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis. A community leader, speaking anonymously, told the paper that the letter had not been signed by 'the UOHC or anyone speaking on its behalf'.<ref name="jc_uohc">Mathilde Frot, [https://www.thejc.com/news/orthodox-rabbis-reportedly-sign-letter-attacking-zionists-vcuil00b Orthodox rabbis reportedly sign letter attacking 'Zionists'], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 1 June 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Progressive Judaism ===
The MPJ describes itself as 'a Zionist movement – committed to there being a Jewish, pluralist and democratic State in the historic homeland of Israel'. It states that it remains 'committed to two safe and secure states – Israel and Palestine', and that it works alongside the [[Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism]].<ref name="mpj_israel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/israel/ Our Relationship with Israel], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In February 2026 its co-leads, Rabbis [[Josh Levy]] and [[Charley Baginsky]], opposed a Knesset bill to give the Chief Rabbinate sole control over the Western Wall, including its egalitarian section.<ref name="mpj_kotel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/progressive-leaders-speak-out-against-kotel-control-bill/ Progressive leaders speak out against Kotel control bill], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 25 February 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In June 2026 they welcomed UK government sanctions against those responsible for settler violence in the West Bank, while stating that the movement does not support BDS.<ref name="mpj_sanctions">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-welcoming-targeted-sanctions-against-settler-violence/ Statement welcoming targeted sanctions against settler violence], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 10 June 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In September 2026 they described Israeli plans for the E1 area as 'part of an explicit project, led by [[Bezalel Smotrich]] and [[Itamar Ben-Gvir]], to establish permanent Israeli control and make a viable Palestinian state impossible'.<ref name="mpj_e1">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-on-the-possibility-of-uk-action-on-settlement-expansion/ Statement on the possibility of UK action on settlement expansion], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 1 September 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Reform and Liberal communities hold joint Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut events.<ref name="lj_yha">Liberal Judaism, [https://www.liberaljudaism.org/2025/05/progressive-communities-unite-for-yom-haatzmaut-events/ Progressive communities unite for Yom Ha'atzmaut events], ''Liberal Judaism'', 10 May 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Masorti ===
Masorti Judaism states that it believes 'in the centrality of Israel in Jewish life' and that it is part of [[Mercaz]], 'the worldwide Masorti Zionist organisation'.<ref name="mas_faq">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/what-is-masortis-relationship-with-israel/ What is Masorti's relationship with Israel?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 18 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It says that Mercaz was founded partly to give Masorti Jews a voice with an Israeli government that does not recognise Masorti Judaism.<ref name="mas_mercaz">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/why-does-mercaz-matter/ Why does Mercaz matter?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 19 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> On 9 October 2023 its senior rabbi, [[Jonathan Wittenberg]], published a prayer for the release of the hostages and for the safety of Palestinian civilians, calling for a humanitarian corridor.<ref name="mas_oct">Jonathan Wittenberg, [https://masorti.org.uk/israel/ Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 9 October 2023, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A Masorti leaders' trip to Israel took place in December 2025.<ref name="mas_trip">Janine Stein, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-judaism-uk-leaders-trip-to-israel/ Masorti Judaism UK Leaders' Trip to Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 11 December 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Sephardi ===
The Sabbath morning service of the S&P Sephardi Community includes a Prayer for the State of Israel alongside the Prayer for the Royal Family,<ref name="sp_shabbat">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/15024-2/ Sabbath Morning service – part 2], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the community has a special melody used on Yom Ha'atzmaut.<ref name="sp_weekday">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/weekday-afternoon-evening-services/ Weekday afternoon and evening services], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
In January 2025 the [[Charity Commission for England and Wales|Charity Commission]] issued an official warning to the trustees of [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex]] over a fundraiser launched in October 2023 for [[Israel Defense Forces|IDF]] soldiers on Israel's northern border, which raised £2,280. The Commission said that it was not lawful for a charity to raise funds to support a soldier of a foreign military.<ref name="jpost_chabad">Jerusalem Post Staff, [https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/article-837000 London Chabad Lubavitch center in trouble for IDF fundraising], ''The Jerusalem Post'', 10 January 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

== List of active congregations ==
The table lists all 500 active congregations. A dash in the charity column means that no registered charity number is recorded for the congregation in the sources cited. United Synagogue communities without their own registration are covered by the umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/><ref name="oscr"/><ref name="ccni"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active synagogues in the United Kingdom (500)
! Name !! Movement !! Town !! Nation !! Charity no.
|-
| [[La Synagogue Française de Londres]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Aberdeen || Scotland || OSCR SC002901 OSCR SC046585
|-
| [[Adass Yeshurun Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Broughton Park) || England || CC 1174025
|-
| [[Adath Israel Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 207956
|-
| [[Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Congregation of Aden Jews in the United Kingdom|Aden Jews Congregation]] || Sephardi || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 252022
|-
| [[Ahavas Torah]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Aish Community Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Alei Tzion Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1169737
|-
| [[Anshei Shalom]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1100912
|-
| [[Anshei Shlomo]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Avnei Kodesh]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1167982
|-
| [[Bais Tefilla]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1179122
|-
| [[Barnet Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || New Barnet || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1089977
|-
| [[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bedford || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1129679
|-
| [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh']] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1124718
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Biala]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Canvey]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198799
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 326480
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1098896
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1175576
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1136805
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1104262
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1033039
|-
| [[Congregation Sharei Sholom Tchabe Limited|Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1116596
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1160643
|-
| [[Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1121622
|-
| [[Beis Kossov]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1046309
|-
| [[Beis Michaol]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Sholem D'Shotz]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beist Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1219459
|-
| [[Beit Klal Yisrael]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Kensington) || England || –
|-
| [[Belfast Jewish Community|Belfast Jewish Community (formerly the Belfast Hebrew Congregation)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Belfast || Northern Ireland || CCNI 100486
|-
| [[Belmont Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] || Independent || London (Belsize Park) || England || CC 1144866
|-
| [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1142879
|-
| [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road)]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1004327
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common)]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1206835
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1135274
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1196025
|-
| [[Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1173655
|-
| [[Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1202185
|-
| [[Beth Joseph Zvi]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue|Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Cambridge]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cambridge || England || CC 1136605
|-
| [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 251044
|-
| [[Beth Talmud Centre]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Bevis Marks Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (City) || England || –
|-
| [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || –
|-
| [[Birmingham Central United Synagogue|Birmingham Central Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Birmingham || England || CC 501067
|-
| [[Birmingham Hebrew Congregation|Birmingham Hebrew Congregation (Singers Hill)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Birmingham || England || CC 222277
|-
| [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Birmingham || England || CC 242057
|-
| [[Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Blackpool || England || CC 1148088
|-
| [[Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bognor Regis || England || –
|-
| [[Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue|Borehamwood & Elstree Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Borehamwood || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1195412 CC 1152775
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| [[Bournemouth Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1040356
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| [[Bournemouth Sephardi Association]] || Sephardi || Bournemouth || England || –
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| [[Bradford Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bradford || England || –
|-
| [[Breslov Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1184303
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| [[Breslov UK (Edgware)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1172423
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| [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1130334
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| [[Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Brighton & Hove || England || –
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| [[Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hove || England || CC 1115092
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| [[Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1046457 CC 1149342
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| [[Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1155461
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| [[Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bristol || England || CC 1191437
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| [[Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bristol || England || CC 1165722
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| [[Bromley Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bromley || England || CC 1098431
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| [[Brondesbury Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Willesden) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 516513
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| [[Bury Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bury || England || CC 1165261
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| [[Bushey United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Bushey || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cambridge || England || CC 282849
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| [[Canvey Talmudical Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198864
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| [[Cardiff Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1144498
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| [[Cardiff United Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1055573
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| [[Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Bromley || England || CC 1105859
|-
| [[Central Square Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1106681
|-
| [[Central Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Chabad Belgravia]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Belgravia) || England || CC 1146332
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton|Chabad Brighton]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Brighton & Hove || England || CC 1192044
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| [[Chabad Camden Town]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Camden Town) || England || CC 1215128
|-
| [[Chabad Francophone Maida Vale]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Maida Vale) || England || CC 1195631
|-
| [[Chabad Hammersmith]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hammersmith) || England || CC 1204607
|-
| [[Chabad Hatfield]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Hatfield || England || CC 1216907
|-
| [[Chabad House of Hendon]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1197396
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| [[Chabad Israeli Centre]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1141046
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| [[Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1202025
|-
| [[Chabad of Edinburgh|Chabad Jewish Community of Edinburgh]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC045668
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Buckurst Hill|Chabad Lubavitch for Buckhurst Hill]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Buckhurst Hill || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Epping]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Epping || England || CC 1197391
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Havering]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Havering || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch for Southend]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Southend-on-Sea || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad Lubavitch Leicester]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leicester || England || CC 1182175
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Bloomsbury) || England || CC 1140342
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1151681
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex Limited|Chabad Lubavitch of North East London and Essex (Chabad Ilford)]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Ilford || England || CC 1123001
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Pinner || England || CC 1196650
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Radlett || England || –
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Sheffield || England || CC 1199252
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Solihull || England || CC 1195456
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Altrincham || England || CC 1200475
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (West Hampstead) || England || CC 1201417
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| [[Chabad Mill Hill East]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Mill Hill East) || England || CC 1195262
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| [[Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank )]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Battersea) || England || CC 1176543
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| [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood|Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Borehamwood || England || –
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts|Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Bricket Wood || England || CC 1198884
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| [[Chabad of Bristol]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bristol || England || CC 1174404
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| [[Chabad of Bushey]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bushey || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad of Cambridge]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cambridge || England || CC 1162783
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| [[Chabad of Colindale]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1215586
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| [[Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Crouch End) || England || CC 1192714
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| [[Chabad of Didsbury]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1214281
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| [[Chabad of Finchley]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1197411
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| [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Greenwich) || England || CC 1195277
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| [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1193647
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| [[Chabad of Nottingham]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1144625
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| [[Chabad of Oxford]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Oxford || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad of South Wales]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1215881
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| [[Chabad of West London - Ealing]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Ealing) || England || –
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| [[Chabad West Surrey]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || West Byfleet || England || –
|-
| [[Chabad Whitefield]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1198902
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| [[Chabad Lubavitch of South London|Chabad Wimbledon]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Wimbledon) || England || CC 1154533
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| [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Islington) || England || CC 1164760
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| [[Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Upper Clapton)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Golders Green)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 285475
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| [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Chassidishe Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1205588
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| [[Chatham Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Chatham || England || CC 800902
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| [[Chazak]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Cheetham Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1088436
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| [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1171399
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| [[Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chelsea) || England || CC 1101862
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| [[Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cheltenham || England || CC 1156818
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| [[Chernobel Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Manchester || England || CC 1191243
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| [[Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1166465
|-
| [[Cheshire Reform Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester (Sharston) || England || CC 1124560
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| [[Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || –
|-
| [[Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Chigwell || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Childwall Hebrew Congregation]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1148396
|-
| [[Clapton Federation Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Southgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Colchester and District Jewish Community]] || Cross-communal || Colchester || England || CC 237240
|-
| [[Congregation Ateres Zvi]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1063664
|-
| [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1139436
|-
| [[Congregation of Jacob Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Whitechapel) || England || CC 1208500
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| [[Coventry Jewish Reform Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Coventry || England || –
|-
| [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Ilford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Crawley Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Crawley || England || –
|-
| [[Crouch End Chavurah]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Crouch End) || England || –
|-
| [[Croydon & District Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Croydon || England || –
|-
| [[Damesek Eliezer Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Darchei Avot]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || –
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| [[Darlington Hebrew Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Darlington || England || –
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| [[David Ishag Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Wembley || England || CC 260863
|-
| [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Dvash]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1185002
|-
| [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Ealing) || England || CC 1037099
|-
| [[Ealing Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Ealing) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (South Woodford) || England || CC 232980 CC 1171254
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| [[East London Central Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Stepney) || England || –
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| [[Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Eastbourne || England || –
|-
| [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Eastbourne || England || CC 1115670
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| [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Edgware || England || CC 1135296 CC 1038116 CC 1172458
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| [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1123950
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| [[Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH)]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || CC 1197604
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| [[Edgware Torah Centre]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Edgware United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC016924
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| [[Eitz Hachaim]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || –
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| [[Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Enfield || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Etz Chaim Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 513851
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| [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
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| [[Exeter Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Exeter || England || –
|-
| [[Finchley Central Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Finchley) || England || –
|-
| [[Finchley Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Finchley) || England || –
|-
| [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1167285
|-
| [[Finchley Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1137557
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| [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash|Finchley Road Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1102303
|-
| [[Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Finsbury Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finsbury Park & Manor House) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Garnethill Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Glasgow || Scotland || OSCR SC010788
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| [[The Gateshead Kehilla (G.H.C) Limited|Gateshead Kehilla (Gateshead Hebrew Congregation)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1177090
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| [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Gateshead || England || –
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| [[Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Giffnock || Scotland || OSCR SC049806
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| [[Glasgow Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newton Mearns || Scotland || OSCR SC052553
|-
| [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1138578
|-
| [[Golders Green Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Great and New Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1135569
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| [[Guildford and District Jewish Community]] || Cross-communal || Guildford || England || CC 268088
|-
| [[Hackney & East London Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hackney) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hadley Wood Jewish Community]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hadley Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hale and District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hale Barns || England || CC 1180143 CC 506820
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| [[Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue|Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue (including the Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue Sephardi Minyan)]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
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| [[Hampstead Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Harlow Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Harlow || England || CC 1186532
|-
| [[Harrogate Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Harrogate || England || CC 1210182
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| [[Hashkama Minyan at EAYC]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Havura community]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || –
|-
| [[Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester (Heaton Park) || England || CC 1159067
|-
| [[Heichal Hatorah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 264361
|-
| [[Heichal Menachem]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Hekhal Leah Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Hemel Hempstead || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hendon (United) Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1184204 CC 1187431
|-
| [[Hendon Beis Hamedrash]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hendon Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Hidah Synagogue and Beth Midrash]] || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1021035
|-
| [[Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chingford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Higher Broughton) || England || –
|-
| [[Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1202519
|-
| [[Highgate Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Highgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Hillock Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || –
|-
| [[Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1133404
|-
| [[Hull Hebrew Congregation]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Hull (Anlaby) || England || CC 1035451
|-
| [[Ilford Federation Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Ilford || England || –
|-
| [[Isle of Wight Jewish Society]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cowes, Isle of Wight || England || –
|-
| [[Jacob Benjamin Elias Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 291531
|-
| [[JLE]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1101651
|-
| [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1098484
|-
| [[Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1157128
|-
| [[Kehal Yedidim]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth Ltd|Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1196706
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| [[Kehilas Kol Yaakov]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Kehillah North London]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1163562
|-
| [[Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1204912
|-
| [[Kehillas Kerestir]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1201952
|-
| [[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || CC 1120294
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| [[Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cornwall || England || CC 1090562
|-
| [[Kehillat Nashira , Borehamwood Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || Borehamwood || England || CC 1157989
|-
| [[Kehillat Or Tzion]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Manchester || England || CC 1212500
|-
| [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Maidstone || England || CC 1109044
|-
| [[Kenton Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Kenton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Kesher Kehillah]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kesser Torah]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Kingsbury Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Kingsbury) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1113847
|-
| [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Long Ditton, Surbiton || England || CC 270792
|-
| [[Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Kingston-upon-Thames || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 299763
|-
| [[Knightland Road Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hatch End || England || CC 299063
|-
| [[Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || CC 1081444
|-
| [[Kol Rina - Golders Green Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1072715 CC 1219627
|-
| [[Kollel Beis Aharon]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 263957
|-
| [[Kosov Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1204559
|-
| [[Lauderdale Road Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Maida Vale) || England || –
|-
| [[Leeds Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Leeds || England || –
|-
| [[Leicester Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leicester || England || CC 1179457
|-
| [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Leicester || England || CC 238867
|-
| [[Levy Kelaty Synagogue Od Yosef Haie]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Leytonstone) || England || CC 1185624
|-
| [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Lincoln || England || CC 1190120
|-
| [[Liverpool Masorti Community]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Liverpool || England || –
|-
| [[Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1089175 CC 1196577
|-
| [[Liverpool Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Liverpool || England || CC 1098181
|-
| [[Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Llandudno || Wales || –
|-
| [[London Partnership Minyan]] || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[London Sephardi Hebrew Congregation - Porat Yosef Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1062880
|-
| [[Loughton Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Loughton || England || CC 1188590
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch Centre of Leeds|Lubavitch Centre of Leeds]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leeds || England || CC 1123578
|-
| [[Lubavitch in the Midlands]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Birmingham || England || –
|-
| [[Lubavitch Liverpool]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1123511
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Lubavitch of Scotland]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || Scotland || OSCR SC031458
|-
| [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1171625
|-
| [[Luton United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Luton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Machzike Hadath Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 289999
|-
| [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1133264
|-
| [[Machzikei Hadass Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 235459
|-
| [[Magen Avot]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Maidenhead Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Maidenhead || England || CC 1110795
|-
| [[Makor Hayim]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Willesden Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Manchester Kolel]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester || England || CC 1205446
|-
| [[Meade Hill Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester || England || CC 1159112
|-
| [[Meoros Chaim]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1205770
|-
| [[Mesifta Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Mill Hill East Jewish Community]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Mill Hill United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1058193
|-
| [[Montefiore Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Ramsgate || England || –
|-
| [[Mosaic Jewish Community]] || Cross-communal || Stanmore || England || CC 1157109
|-
| [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 251172
|-
| [[Mosaic Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Stanmore || England || CC 1080951
|-
| [[Mosaic Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 1077299 CC 1159303
|-
| [[Muswell Hill Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Muswell Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hull (Willerby) || England || CC 1080550
|-
| [[Nefesh Hatorah Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1162153
|-
| [[Nekuda Tova Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Ner Yisrael Community]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1193566
|-
| [[Netzach Israel Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[New Essex Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Ilford || England || –
|-
| [[New London Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1133578
|-
| [[New North London Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1094668
|-
| [[The New Rachmistrivke Synagogue Trust|New Rachmistrivke Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1050963
|-
| [[New Stoke Newington Shul]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1176510
|-
| [[New Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[New West End Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Bayswater) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[New Whetstone Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Whetstone) || England || –
|-
| [[Newcastle Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 246816
|-
| [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1152757
|-
| [[North Manchester Reform Congregation]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Whitefield || England || –
|-
| [[North Salford Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1172747
|-
| [[North West Surrey Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Weybridge || England || CC 256232
|-
| [[North Western Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1186738 CC 247081
|-
| [[Northampton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Northampton || England || CC 1191560
|-
| [[Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Northwood || England || CC 1092900
|-
| [[Norwich Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Norwich || England || CC 1187450
|-
| [[Norwich Progressive Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Norwich || England || CC 1053565
|-
| [[Nottingham Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1188843
|-
| [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Nottingham || England || CC 246773
|-
| [[Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newbury Park, Ilford || England || CC 236663
|-
| [[Ohel David Eastern Synagogue]] || Sephardi || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 243901 CC 1166039
|-
| [[Ohel David Sephardi Synagogue (Essex)]] || Sephardi || Ilford || England || –
|-
| [[Ohel Devorah Adeni Synagogue]] || Sephardi (Adeni) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 1159507
|-
| [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || –
|-
| [[Ohel Mo'ed]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Ohel Moshe Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207160
|-
| [[Ohel Sholom]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1195444
|-
| [[Ohel Torah Congregation]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1136772
|-
| [[Bais Hamedrash Ohel Yakov Ltd|Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk)]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1115308
|-
| [[Ohr Hachayim Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Ohr Yerushalayim Synagogue|Ohr Yerushalayim]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1078745
|-
| [[Ohr Yisrael Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Borehamwood || England || –
|-
| [[Ohromayach Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Oxford Jewish Congregation]] || Cross-communal || Oxford || England || CC 267045 CC 231853
|-
| [[Oxford Masorti Group]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Oxford || England || –
|-
| [[Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Palmers Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Persian Hebrew Congregation]] || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Persian Sephardi Synagogue (Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]] || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1132415
|-
| [[Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Peterborough || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Peterborough || England || –
|-
| [[Pinner Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Pinner || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Plymouth Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Plymouth || England || CC 220010
|-
| [[Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Portsmouth || England || CC 1211148
|-
| [[Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Potters Bar || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Prestwich Beth Hamedrash]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 701846
|-
| [[Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1169075
|-
| [[Queenshill Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1079261
|-
| [[Radlett Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Radlett || England || CC 1161059
|-
| [[Radlett United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Radlett || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Rambam Sephardi Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Borehamwood || England || –
|-
| [[Reading Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Reading || England || CC 220098
|-
| [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Reading || England || CC 281610
|-
| [[Reshet Congregaton]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || –
|-
| [[Richmond Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Richmond || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[RNH Synagogue & College Ltd|RNH Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1123674
|-
| [[Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Romford || England || CC 1121253
|-
| [[Saatchi Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1098107
|-
| [[Safardi Minyan]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1002406
|-
| [[Sale and District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Sale || England || CC 1201165
|-
| [[Sandys Row Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Spitalfields) || England || CC 1136453
|-
| [[Sarah Klauser Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || –
|-
| [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Nitra|Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1058820
|-
| [[Sedgley Park Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich (Sedgley Park) || England || CC 504984
|-
| [[Seed Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester]] || Sephardi || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1067759
|-
| [[Seven Hills Shul]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Sheffield || England || CC 1127317
|-
| [[Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Whetstone) || England || CC 1171418
|-
| [[Shaare Sedek Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Hale Barns || England || –
|-
| [[Shenley United Jewish Community]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Shenley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Shomrai Hadath Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || –
|-
| [[Shomrei Hadass Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || –
|-
| [[Shul in the Park]] || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || Scotland || OSCR SC046529
|-
| [[Sinai Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Sinai Synagogue (Reform)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Leeds || England || CC 1149738
|-
| [[Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Solihull || England || CC 1100938
|-
| [[South Bucks Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Amersham || England || CC 1098078
|-
| [[South Hampshire Progressive Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Southampton area || England || CC 1040109
|-
| [[South Hampstead Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Belsize Park) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[South Herts and Edgware Masorti]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[South London Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Streatham) || England || CC 236711
|-
| [[South London Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[South Manchester Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bowdon || England || CC 1124507
|-
| [[South Tottenham Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South Tottenham) || England || CC 1145657
|-
| [[Southampton Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Southampton || England || CC 1208483
|-
| [[Southend & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 237616
|-
| [[Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1099107
|-
| [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 239096
|-
| [[Southport & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Southport || England || CC 227576
|-
| [[Southport Hebrew Congregation]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Southport || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue]] || Sephardi || Salford || England || CC 1192827
|-
| [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park]] || Sephardi || London (Notting Hill) || England || CC 248945
|-
| [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Springfield Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207000
|-
| [[St Albans Masorti Synagogue]] || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || St Albans || England || CC 1118649
|-
| [[St Albans United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || St Albans || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[St Annes Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Lytham St Annes || England || CC 1161187
|-
| [[St. John's Wood Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Staines-upon-Thames || England || CC 1023277
|-
| [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || –
|-
| [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stevenage || England || –
|-
| [[Stolin Karlin]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Ipswich || England || –
|-
| [[Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC035678
|-
| [[Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || CC 1188399
|-
| [[Sutton & District United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Sutton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Swansea Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Swansea || Wales || CC 249472
|-
| [[Swindon Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Swindon || England || –
|-
| [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[Tayside & Fife Jewish Community]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Dundee || Scotland || OSCR SC012108
|-
| [[Thanet & District Reform Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Ramsgate || England || CC 294859
|-
| [[The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Northwood || England || CC 1160487
|-
| [[The BL Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1169519
|-
| [[The Hampstead Village Shul]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead) || England || CC 1124605
|-
| [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 235668 CC 1159292
|-
| [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Elstree || England || CC 1182920 CC 262001
|-
| [[The Minyan (Ohel Moshe)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1113311
|-
| [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Gloucester || England || CC 1159055
|-
| [[Tiferes Yisroel Minyan]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1191518
|-
| [[Tiferet Eyal Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1116736
|-
| [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue)]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Brentwood || England || –
|-
| [[Toldot Aharon]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1162774
|-
| [[Torah Action Life]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1145908
|-
| [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Toras Chaim (shtiebl)]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1147957
|-
| [[Toras Chaim Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1103481
|-
| [[Torat Moshe]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || –
|-
| [[Totnes Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Totnes || England || –
|-
| [[Tsur Yisrael (Gibraltar Minyan)]] || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1101668
|-
| [[United Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 515316
|-
| [[United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 504336
|-
| [[United Synagogue - Manchester]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[United Synagogue - Sheffield]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Sheffield || England || CC 250281
|-
| [[Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1200227
|-
| [[Walford Road Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1101200
|-
| [[Watford & District Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Watford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Welshpool Jewish Group]] || Unaffiliated || Welshpool || Wales || –
|-
| [[Welwyn Garden City Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Welwyn Garden City || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Wembley Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || Wembley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi]] || Sephardi || Wembley || England || –
|-
| [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1160082
|-
| [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Bloomsbury) || England || –
|-
| [[West End Great Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1076252
|-
| [[The West London Synagogue of British Jews|West London Synagogue of British Jews]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (West End) || England || CC 1155821
|-
| [[Westcliff Charedi Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1192449
|-
| [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1154188 CC 1167711
|-
| [[Westminster Synagogue]] || Independent || London (Knightsbridge) || England || CC 1133190
|-
| [[Whitefield Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1164798
|-
| [[Wimbledon and District Synagogue|Wimbledon & District Synagogue]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wimbledon Park) || England || CC 1150678
|-
| [[Woodford Forest United Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Woodside Park Synagogue]] || [[United Synagogue]] || London (North Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552)
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || –
|-
| [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Hitchin || England || –
|-
| [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 260802
|-
| [[Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Gatley || England || CC 236420
|-
| [[Yeshurun Synagogue]] || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || –
|-
| [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || –
|-
| [[York Liberal Jewish Community]] || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || York || England || CC 1166145
|-
| [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1187313
|-
| [[Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || –
|-
| [[Zichron Reuven Aharon]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1178980
|-
| [[Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue]] || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1020588
|}

== Congregations and synagogue charities not counted as active ==
The 59 congregations and charities below appear in the sources cited but are not included in the total of active congregations, because their current activity as congregations could not be confirmed from the sources cited. Of these, 49 are strictly Orthodox synagogues listed by the JPR in its 2016 survey,<ref name="jpr"/> 9 are charities on the register of the Charity Commission whose names or objects indicate a synagogue,<ref name="ccreg"/> and one is a congregation that JCR-UK lists with services held very rarely.<ref name="jcr_chester">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/chester/index.htm Chester Hebrew Congregation (synagogue), Chester, Cheshire, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 30 October 2026.</ref> Charity data is taken from the Charity Commission register extract dated 13 October 2026.<ref name="ccreg"/>

=== Strictly Orthodox ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Strictly Orthodox congregations and charities not counted as active (53)
! Name !! Town !! Charity no. !! Registered !! Latest income !! Notes
|-
| [[Machon Mayim Chaim]] || Edgware || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1111180 1111180] || 5 September 2005 || £233,380 (year ending 31 December 2024) || Objects include Jewish education and providing a community centre and/or synagogue.
|-
| [[Ahavas Yisroel (Gateshead)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Ba'er Hatorah]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hatalmud]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Yisroel (Gateshead)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Lechu Vonim]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Minyan Avreichim (Gateshead)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Perach Aharon]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Sunderland Kollel (synagogue)]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Zichron Shaul]] || Gateshead || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Crowland Shul]] || London (Stamford Hill / South Tottenham) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Be'er Avrohom D'Chasidey Slonim]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Friends of Beth Abraham (Slonim) Limited]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/801072 801072], N15), registered 6 March 1989, appears on the register.
|-
| [[Beis Chabad Beis Menachem (Stamford Hill)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Distinct from [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]], Salford.
|-
| [[Beit Knesset Chida]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Chodosh Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Chatam Sofer]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz (Bethune Road)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)|Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]].
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz (Lampard Grove)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz (St Kilda's Road)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Divrey Shir (Rabinow)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Eidus Behosef Koson]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Ponevezh]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Sharei Tzion]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Hamedrash Toras Moshe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beth Israel (Trisker) Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. JCR-UK records the Beth Israel (Trisker) Synagogue at 146 Osbaldeston Road, N16, as closed in the late 1990s or early 2000s.<ref name="jcr_trisker">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/stamford_shteibls/beth-israel.htm Beth Israel Synagogue - Trisker Synagogue (closed), Stamford Hill, London N16, England], ''JewishGen'', accessed 30 October 2026.</ref>
|-
| [[Heichalei Hakodesh Centre Machnovke Belz]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1197513 1197513] || 14 January 2022 || £973,037 (year ending 31 October 2025) || Objects refer to the Machnovke Belz community in Bnei Brak, Israel, and Jewish communities throughout the world; a synagogue is not mentioned.
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim (Stamford Hill)]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] and [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]].
|-
| [[Kahal Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1145767 1145767] || 6 February 2012 || £738,315 (year ending 31 December 2024) || Activities describe fundraising, tuition payments and support for students; a synagogue is not mentioned.
|-
| [[Krechniff Avodat Zvi]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]].
|-
| [[Ohel Moshe V'Leah Limited]] || London (Stamford Hill) || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1184728 1184728] || 2 August 2019 || £0 (year ending 30 June 2025) || Objects include providing and maintaining a building in North London for use as a synagogue. Nil income in each of the four years ending June 2022 to June 2025.
|-
| [[Ohel Sarah]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Satmar - Berech Moshe]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Satmar - Divrei Yoel]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Yeshiva Horomoh Beth Hamedrash]] || London (Stamford Hill) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Machon Levi Yitschok]] || Manchester || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Manchester Yeshiva (synagogue)]] || Manchester || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Beis Mordechai]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Chanichei Hayeshivos]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Eitz Chayim]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[K K Eitz Chaim]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1184972 1184972], Prestwich M25), registered 20 August 2019, appears on the register, with objects including building and maintaining synagogues.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Mordechai]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue (Bury)]] || Prestwich (Bury borough) || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Listed separately from [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]], Salford.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim (Salford)]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Bobov]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Bobov (M/C) Ltd]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1153389 1153389], Manchester M8), registered 14 August 2013, appears on the register.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Breslov]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Viznitz]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Ohev Yisroel]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Beis Hamedrash Yetev Lev D'Satmar]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Cong Yetev Lev D'Satmar M/C Ltd]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1115899 1115899], Salford M7), registered 23 August 2006, appears on the register.
|-
| [[Beis Yisroel (Salford)]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. A charity named [[Beis Yisroel Trust]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1147570 1147570], Prestwich M25), registered 1 June 2012, appears on the register, with the object of maintaining a synagogue.
|-
| [[Chortkov Beis Hamedrash]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Gur Beiss Hachasidim]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016. Charities named [[House of Gur]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1046598 1046598], Salford M7) and [[Gur Manchester Trust]] (CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1198402 1198402], Prestwich M25) appear on the register.
|-
| [[Kol Rinoh Horodenka]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[Lower Broughton Shtiebl]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|-
| [[The Minyan (Salford)]] || Salford || – || – || – || Listed by the JPR in 2016.
|}

=== Other ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Other congregations and charities not counted as active (6)
! Name !! Town !! Charity no. !! Registered !! Latest income !! Notes
|-
| [[Bradford Hebrew Congregation]] || Bradford || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1189757 1189757] || 2 June 2020 || £33,815 (year ending 31 December 2025) || Objects include securing the burial rights of the remaining congregation members and maintaining the cemetery.
|-
| [[Chester Hebrew Congregation]] || Chester || – || – || – || No charity registration found. JCR-UK describes the congregation as active, with services held very rarely and no synagogue building.<ref name="jcr_chester"/>
|-
| [[Gosport Synagogue]] || Gosport || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1169608 1169608] || 11 October 2016 || £23,547 (year ending 1 February 2019) || Reporting status 'double default': annual returns for the five financial years ending February 2021 to February 2025 not received.
|-
| [[Grimsby Hebrew Congregation]] || Grimsby || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1218477 1218477] || 15 June 2026 || none filed || Registered in June 2026; reporting status 'new', no accounts filed yet.
|-
| [[Stoke-on-Trent Hebrew Congregation]] || Newcastle-under-Lyme || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/232104 232104] || 30 March 1965 || £8,842 (year ending 31 October 2025) || Activities include supporting Jewish observance for the local Jewish population and educating schools and other groups about Judaism.
|-
| [[Newport Hebrew Synagogue]] || Newport || CC [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1078176 1078176] || 11 November 1999 || £5,923 (year ending 31 October 2025) || Register activities given as 'religious activities'.
|}

== See also ==
* [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]
* [[Jewish Schools in the UK]]
* [[Board of Deputies of British Jews]]
* [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]

== Notes ==
<references/>

[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Hasidic Judaism in the United Kingdom]]

The Movement for Progressive Judaism

2026-10-29T22:17:57Z

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{{short description|'''UK synagogue movement formed in 2026 by the union of Reform and Liberal Judaism'''}}

{{Infobox organization
| name = The Movement for Progressive Judaism
| logo = [[File:The Movement for Progressive Judaism logo.png|200px]]
| type = Synagogue movement; registered charity and company limited by guarantee
| founded = {{Start date|2026|01|01}}
| registration_id = 1214734 ([[Charity Commission for England and Wales|Charity Commission]]); company no. 16501951
| registration = England and Wales
| headquarters = The Sternberg Centre for Judaism, 80 East End Road, London N3 2SY
| area_served = United Kingdom
| key_people = [[Josh Levy|Rabbi Josh Levy]] and [[Charley Baginsky|Rabbi Charley Baginsky]] (co-leads)
| website = [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/ progressivejudaism.org.uk]
}}
'''The Movement for Progressive Judaism''' (MPJ) is the synagogue movement formed by the union of [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)|Liberal Judaism]], which took effect on 1 January 2026.<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (no. 1214734), registered on 29 August 2025.<ref name="cc_mpj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1214734 The Movement for Progressive Judaism – charity 1214734], ''Register of Charities'', registered 29 August 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> According to JCR-UK it is the largest synagogal body in the United Kingdom and Ireland by number of communities, and represents around 30% of synagogue-affiliated Jews.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

The MPJ lists 77 communities in the United Kingdom, 49 of Reform heritage and 28 of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Its co-leads are Rabbi [[Josh Levy]] and Rabbi [[Charley Baginsky]].<ref name="mpj_e1">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-on-the-possibility-of-uk-action-on-settlement-expansion/ Statement on the possibility of UK action on settlement expansion], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 1 September 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

== History ==
The Movement for Reform Judaism (charity no. 1139806)<ref name="cc_mrj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1139806 The Movement for Reform Judaism – charity 1139806], ''Register of Charities'', registered 12 January 2011, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and Liberal Judaism (charity no. 1151090)<ref name="cc_lj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1151090 Liberal Judaism (ULPS) – charity 1151090], ''Register of Charities'', registered 5 March 2013, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> announced in April 2023 their intention to merge into a single movement. On 18 May 2025, at two parallel extraordinary general meetings, members of both movements voted to unite. 'The Movement for Progressive Judaism' was incorporated as a private company limited by guarantee (company no. 16501951) on 6 June 2025, and the union came into effect on 1 January 2026. The new movement took in all 77 congregations and communities of the two movements, together with two affiliated communities abroad, in the Netherlands and Denmark. Its head office is the Sternberg Centre for Judaism in Finchley, and it has been a member of the [[World Union for Progressive Judaism]] since its formation.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

== Relationship with Israel ==
The MPJ describes itself as 'a Zionist movement – committed to there being a Jewish, pluralist and democratic State in the historic homeland of Israel'. It states that it is 'committed to two safe and secure states – Israel and Palestine' and works alongside the [[Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism]].<ref name="mpj_israel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/israel/ Our Relationship with Israel], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In February 2026 its leaders opposed a Knesset bill to give the Chief Rabbinate sole control over the Western Wall, including its egalitarian section.<ref name="mpj_kotel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/progressive-leaders-speak-out-against-kotel-control-bill/ Progressive leaders speak out against Kotel control bill], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 25 February 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In June 2026 the co-leads welcomed UK government sanctions against those responsible for settler violence in the West Bank, while stating that the movement does not support BDS.<ref name="mpj_sanctions">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-welcoming-targeted-sanctions-against-settler-violence/ Statement welcoming targeted sanctions against settler violence], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 10 June 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In September 2026 they described Israeli plans for the E1 area as 'part of an explicit project, led by [[Bezalel Smotrich]] and [[Itamar Ben-Gvir]], to establish permanent Israeli control and make a viable Palestinian state impossible', and stated: 'We defend Israel's security, condemn Hamas and reject BDS.'<ref name="mpj_e1"/>

== Member communities ==
The table lists the 77 UK communities in the MPJ's directory, with the movement each belonged to before the union.<ref name="mpj_list"/><ref name="jcr_mpj"/> A dash in the charity column means that no registered charity number is recorded for the community in the sources cited.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Member communities of the Movement for Progressive Judaism in the United Kingdom (77)
! Congregation !! Town !! Nation !! Heritage !! Charity no. !! Powerbase
|-
| Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue || Bedford || England || Liberal || – || [[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Beit Klal Yisrael || London (North Kensington) || England || Reform || – || [[Beit Klal Yisrael]]
|-
| Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Cambridge || Cambridge || England || Reform || CC 1136605 || [[Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Birmingham Progressive Synagogue || Birmingham || England || Liberal || CC 242057 || [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation || Blackpool || England || Reform || CC 1148088 || [[Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Bournemouth Reform Synagogue || Bournemouth || England || Reform || CC 1040356 || [[Bournemouth Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Bradford Synagogue || Bradford || England || Reform || – || [[Bradford Synagogue]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue || Hove || England || Liberal || CC 1046457 CC 1149342 || [[Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue || Hove || England || Reform || CC 1155461 || [[Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation || Bristol || England || Liberal || CC 1191437 || [[Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Bromley Reform Synagogue || Bromley || England || Reform || CC 1098431 || [[Bromley Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Cardiff Reform Synagogue || Cardiff || Wales || Reform || CC 1144498 || [[Cardiff Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Cheshire Reform Congregation || Manchester (Sharston) || England || Reform || CC 1124560 || [[Cheshire Reform Congregation]]
|-
| Coventry Jewish Reform Community || Coventry || England || Reform || – || [[Coventry Jewish Reform Community]]
|-
| Crawley Jewish Community || Crawley || England || Reform || – || [[Crawley Jewish Community]]
|-
| Crouch End Chavurah || London (Crouch End) || England || Reform || – || [[Crouch End Chavurah]]
|-
| Darlington Hebrew Congregation || Darlington || England || Reform || – || [[Darlington Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Ealing Liberal Synagogue || London (Ealing) || England || Liberal || CC 1037099 || [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue || London (South Woodford) || England || Liberal || CC 232980 CC 1171254 || [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community || Eastbourne || England || Liberal || CC 1115670 || [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue || Edgware || England || Reform || CC 1135296 CC 1038116 CC 1172458 || [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Progressive Synagogue || London (North Finchley) || England || Liberal || CC 1167285 || [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Reform Synagogue || London (North Finchley) || England || Reform || CC 1137557 || [[Finchley Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Glasgow Reform Synagogue || Newton Mearns || Scotland || Reform || OSCR SC052553 || [[Glasgow Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Harlow Jewish Community || Harlow || England || Reform || CC 1186532 || [[Harlow Jewish Community]]
|-
| Isle of Wight Jewish Society || Cowes, Isle of Wight || England || Reform || – || [[Isle of Wight Jewish Society]]
|-
| Kehillah North London || London (Stamford Hill) || England || Reform || CC 1163562 || [[Kehillah North London]]
|-
| Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall || Cornwall || England || Reform || CC 1090562 || [[Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall]]
|-
| Kent Liberal Jewish Community || Maidstone || England || Liberal || CC 1109044 || [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Kingston Liberal Synagogue || Long Ditton, Surbiton || England || Liberal || CC 270792 || [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community || Hatch End || England || Reform || CC 299063 || [[Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community]]
|-
| Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation || Leicester || England || Liberal || CC 238867 || [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Lincolnshire Jewish Community || Lincoln || England || Reform || CC 1190120 || [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]]
|-
| Liverpool Reform Synagogue || Liverpool || England || Reform || CC 1098181 || [[Liverpool Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Maidenhead Synagogue || Maidenhead || England || Reform || CC 1110795 || [[Maidenhead Synagogue]]
|-
| Makor Hayim || London (Willesden Green) || England || Reform || – || [[Makor Hayim]]
|-
| Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row) || Manchester || England || Reform || CC 1205446 || [[Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row)]]
|-
| Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue || Milton Keynes || England || Reform || CC 1058193 || [[Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Liberal Synagogue || Stanmore || England || Liberal || CC 251172 || [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Reform Synagogue || Stanmore || England || Reform || CC 1077299 CC 1159303 || [[Mosaic Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform) || Hull (Willerby) || England || Reform || CC 1080550 || [[Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform)]]
|-
| Newcastle Reform Synagogue || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || Reform || CC 246816 || [[Newcastle Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| North Manchester Reform Congregation || Whitefield || England || Reform || – || [[North Manchester Reform Congregation]]
|-
| North West Surrey Synagogue || Weybridge || England || Reform || CC 256232 || [[North West Surrey Synagogue]]
|-
| North Western Reform Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || England || Reform || CC 1186738 CC 247081 || [[North Western Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Norwich Progressive Jewish Community || Norwich || England || Liberal || CC 1053565 || [[Norwich Progressive Jewish Community]]
|-
| Nottingham Liberal Synagogue || Nottingham || England || Liberal || CC 246773 || [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue || Newbury Park, Ilford || England || Reform || CC 236663 || [[Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community || Peterborough || England || Liberal || – || [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Radlett Reform Synagogue || Radlett || England || Reform || CC 1161059 || [[Radlett Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Reading Liberal Jewish Community || Reading || England || Liberal || CC 281610 || [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Seven Hills Shul || Sheffield || England || Reform || CC 1127317 || [[Seven Hills Shul]]
|-
| Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue || London (Whetstone) || England || Reform || CC 1171418 || [[Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Sinai Synagogue (Reform) || Leeds || England || Reform || CC 1149738 || [[Sinai Synagogue (Reform)]]
|-
| South Bucks Jewish Community || Amersham || England || Reform || CC 1098078 || [[South Bucks Jewish Community]]
|-
| South Hampshire Progressive Community || Southampton area || England || Liberal || CC 1040109 || [[South Hampshire Progressive Community]]
|-
| South London Liberal Synagogue || London (Streatham) || England || Liberal || CC 236711 || [[South London Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Southend & District Reform Synagogue || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || Reform || CC 237616 || [[Southend & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Southgate Progressive Synagogue || London (Southgate) || England || Liberal || CC 239096 || [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Southport & District Reform Synagogue || Southport || England || Reform || CC 227576 || [[Southport & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Stevenage Liberal Synagogue || Stevenage || England || Liberal || – || [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community || Ipswich || England || Liberal || – || [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community) || Edinburgh || Scotland || Liberal || OSCR SC035678 || [[Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community)]]
|-
| Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || Reform || CC 1188399 || [[Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Swindon Jewish Community || Swindon || England || Reform || – || [[Swindon Jewish Community]]
|-
| Thanet & District Reform Synagogue || Ramsgate || England || Reform || CC 294859 || [[Thanet & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue) || Northwood || England || Reform || CC 1160487 || [[The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue)]]
|-
| The Liberal Jewish Synagogue || London (St John's Wood) || England || Liberal || CC 235668 CC 1159292 || [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]]
|-
| The Liberal Synagogue Elstree || Elstree || England || Liberal || CC 1182920 CC 262001 || [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]]
|-
| Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community || Gloucester || England || Liberal || CC 1159055 || [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue) || Brentwood || England || Reform || – || [[Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue)]]
|-
| Totnes Jewish Community || Totnes || England || Reform || – || [[Totnes Jewish Community]]
|-
| Wessex Liberal Jewish Community || Bournemouth || England || Liberal || CC 1160082 || [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| West Central Liberal Synagogue || London (Bloomsbury) || England || Liberal || – || [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| West London Synagogue of British Jews || London (West End) || England || Reform || CC 1155821 || [[The West London Synagogue of British Jews]]
|-
| Wimbledon & District Synagogue || London (Wimbledon Park) || England || Reform || CC 1150678 || [[Wimbledon and District Synagogue]]
|-
| York Liberal Jewish Community || York || England || Liberal || CC 1166145 || [[York Liberal Jewish Community]]
|}

== See also ==
* [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]]
* [[Liberal Judaism (UK)]]
* [[Friends of Progressive Judaism in Israel and Europe]]
* [[Synagogues in the United Kingdom]]

== External links ==
* [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/ Official website]

== Notes ==
<references/>

[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Zionist movement UK]]
[[Category:Jewish charities in the United Kingdom]]
[[Category:Charities in England and Wales]]

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== Summary ==
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== Licensing ==
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The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations

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{{short description|Registered charity in England and Wales}}
{{Infobox organization
|name=The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
|type=Registered charity and company limited by guarantee
|founded=27 December 2012 (incorporated); 27 October 2014 (registered as a charity)
|registration=Charity Commission for England and Wales; Companies House
|registration_id=Charity 1158987; Company 08341721
|status=Registered
}}

According to JCR-UK<ref name="JCR">https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm</ref>:

:The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations (UOHC) is an umbrella organisation of Haredi (Ultra-Orthodox) Jewish congregations, primarly in London. It was founded by the late Rabbi Dr. [[Victor Schonfeld]] in 1926 with the stated mission "to protect traditional Judaism" and has an affiliation of nearly 90 synagogues, as well as a number of educational institutions, which, while retaining their independence, accept the authority of the rabbinate of the UOHC.

:Membership of UOHC and other congregations of a similar ethos (which collectively the [[Board of Deputies]] refers to as "Strictly Orthodox") constituted some 13.5% of total synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016, membership numbers having increased by a massive 139% over the preceding six years.<ref name="JN">"Jewish News", Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1 & 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Research, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref> The synagogues or bethei hamedresh of these congregations, situated mainly in London and Manchester, are much smaller, on average, than those of other strands of Judaism, having an average only 63 members per congregation. The number of such synagogues constitute some 37.4% of all British synagogues, being nearly three time the synagogue membership percentage.<ref name="JN"/>

As can be seen from the names of some of the congregations below significant numbers are from [[Hasidic dynasties]] including the following:

{| class="wikitable"
| [[Belz (Hasidic dynasty)|Belz]]
|-
| [[Biala (Hasidic dynasty)|Biala]]
|-
| [[Bobov (Hasidic dynasty)|Bobov]]
|-
| [[Bobov-45]]
|-
| [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov]]
|-
| [[Chabad-Lubavitch]]
|-
| [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Ger]]/[[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Gur]]
|-
| [[Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty)|Karlin-Stolin]]
|-
| [[Klausenburg (Hasidic dynasty)|Sanz-Klausenburg]]
|-
| [[Satmar (Hasidic dynasty)|Satmar]]
|-
| [[Skver (Hasidic dynasty)|Skver]]
|-
| [[Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok|Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok]]
|-
| [[Vizhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Vizhnitz]]
|}

==People==

===Av Beis Din of the UOHC===
*Rabbi Dr. [[Victor (Avigdor) Schonfeld]] - from 1926 to about 1930(?)
*Rabbi Dr. [[Solomon Schonfeld]] - from about 1933(?) to 1965
*Rabbi [[Chanoch Dov Padwa]] - from 1965 to 2000
*Rabbi [[Ephraim Padwa]] - from 2000 to present (June 2017)<ref>https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm</ref>
===Trustees===
{| class="wikitable" float="right" align="right" width="30%"
!colspan="4" | Trustees of the UOHC
|-
! Name !! Role !!Date Of Appointment !! Other Trusteeships
|-
|[[Jehudah Baumgarten]] || Trustee || 22 July 2020 || [[British Friends Of The Rabbi Meir Baal Haness Charity]] ([[Kollel Shomrei Hachomos]]) | [[UOHC Foundation]] | [[Keren Yesomim]] | [[Resolve Now ]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[The Talmud Torah Machzikei Hadass Trust]] | [[Nachlath Sholomo Ltd]] | [[UOHC Foundation Ltd]] | [[Chinuch UK Limited]] | [[Cosmon (Belz) Limited]]
|-
|[[Chaim Pinter]] || Trustee || 22 July 2020 || [[Be'er Miriam Trust]] | [[Yesodey Hatorah Trust]]
|-
|[[Robert Grussgott ]]|| Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[The Eliezer Foundation]] | [[Borbat Limited]] | [[Bikur Cholim Limited]] | [[The Zeire Agudath Israel General Charitable Trust]] | [[Britefield Trust]] | [[Agudas Israel Organisation Of Great Britain]] | [[A T.I.M.E. Limited]] | [[Agudas Israel Community Services]]
|-
|[[Shalom Seidenfeld ]]|| Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[United Talmudical Associates Ltd]] | [[Friends Of Yeshiva Luzern]] | [[Luzern Yeshiva Talmudical College]] | [[Y G S Yeshiva Gedola Seminar]] | [[Palmcourt Limited ]]
|-
|[[Schloime Rand]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Ranbell Ltd]] | [[Cosmon (Belz) Limited]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[Belz Foundation Ltd]] | [[Alglen Limited]] | [[Bourneheights Limited]]
|-
|[[Abraham Schreiber]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Ringtrop Limited]] | [[Kids Konnect Ltd]] | [[Tiferet Torah]] | [[Friends of Chosen Yeshias]]
|-
|[[Benjamin Stern]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Yad Shlomo Trust]] | [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] | [[Hatzola Trust]] | [[Talmud Torah Beis Shlomo Limited]] | [[Schiffshul Ltd]]
|-
|[[Ahron Klein]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Moreshet Hatorah Ltd]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[Yedidim Association Ltd]] | [[Belz Foundation Ltd]] | [[Children Ahead Ltd]]
|-
|[[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] | [[Hatzola Trust]]
|-
|[[Zalman Roth]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Technology Awareness Group]] | [[Vaidichka]] | [[Beis Shuloim Ltd]]
|-
|[[Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Darkei Chaim]] | [[Yesamach Levav]] | [[Kehal Charedim Trust]]
|-
|[[Mordechai Steren]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Viznitz Institutions Trust]] | [[Blossoms London Ltd]]
|-
|[[Ahron Rand]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Michael Just]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Joshua Muller]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Victor Brinner]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Benzion Goldstein]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Beis Yaakov London Seminary]]
|-
|[[Aron Goldman]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Talmud Torah D'chasidei Gur Limited]]
|-
|[[Daniel Joshua Ost]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Woodlands Green Ltd]] | [[The TMC Trust Limited]]
|-
|[[Jacob Goldman]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Gerer Shtiebel Synagogue]] | [[Yeshivas Lev Simcha Limited]] | [[Kupat Ezer Lenisuin Beth Yisroel]] | [[Ichud Mosdos Gur Limited]] | [[Reach Out UK]]
|-
|[[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Resolve Now]]
|-
|[[Benjamin Roth]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Reach Out UK]]
|-
|[[Michael Lobenstein]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || None On Record
|-
|[[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[(Trust Property Held In Connexion With) Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
|[[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Trustee || 29 August 2013 || [[Regent Charities Limited]] | [[Service To The Aged]] | [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] | [[The Raphael Freshwater Memorial Association]] | [[Beth Jacob Grammar School For Girls Limited]] | [[Mayfair Charities Limited]]
|-
|[[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Trustee || 29 August 2013 || [[UOHC Properties Ltd]] | [[Trenhill Limited]] | [[UOHC Supervision Ltd]] | [[Beis Brucha Ltd]] | [[Beis Yaakov Girls School Limited]]
|}

===Historic trustees===
Trustees as listed in archived snapshots of the Charity Commission register (first and last snapshot in which each name appears; not a record of actual appointment or resignation dates).
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! First seen !! Last seen !! Snapshots listing name
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20170726184727/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (26 July 2017)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 26 July 2017, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ARC1158987_2">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20190102180357/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (2 January 2019)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 2 January 2019, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>
|-
| [[David Frand]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20180104091409/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (4 January 2018)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 4 January 2018, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Henri Konig]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Jacob Goldman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Alexander Heilpern]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Benjamin Roth]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Judah Feldman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Michael Lobenstein]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Percy Mett]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Abraham Mordecai Pinter]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|}

===Directors===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Role !! Position !! Date of birth !! Appointed on !! Resigned on !! Nationality !! Country of residence !! Occupation
|-
| [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || Active || Director || February 1936 || 27 January 2016 || || Danish || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] || Active || Director || August 1968 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Victor Brinner]] || Active || Director || October 1970 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Joseph Feld]] || Active || Director || August 1979 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Active || Director || April 1948 || 27 December 2012 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jacov Friesel]] || Active || Director || June 1980 || 11 February 2024 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Moshe Getter]] || Active || Director || January 1983 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Aron Goldman]] || Active || Director || August 1957 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] || Active || Director || November 1974 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jacob Goldman]] || Active || Director || December 1961 || 27 January 2016 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Robert Grussgott]] || Active || Director || August 1972 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Michael Just]] || Active || Director || September 1971 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ahron Klein]] || Active || Director || August 1976 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Michael Lobenstein]] || Active || Director || September 1955 || 27 January 2016 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Daniel Joshua Alexander Ost]] || Active || Director || February 1945 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ahron Rand]] || Active || Director || December 1958 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benjamin Roth]] || Active || Director || March 1964 || 27 January 2016 || || Canadian || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || Active || Director || June 1954 || 27 January 2016 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Abraham Schreiber (born 1979)|Abraham Schreiber]] || Active || Director || October 1979 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Shalom Seidenfeld]] || Active || Director || February 1960 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Active || Director || May 1948 || 27 December 2012 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Steinhart]] || Active || Director || November 1971 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Mordechai Steren]] || Active || Director || July 1987 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benjamin Stern]] || Active || Director || October 1970 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] || Active || Director || July 1988 || 11 February 2024 || || Swiss || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| The Talmud Centre Trust || Resigned || Secretary || || 27 December 2012 || 9 July 2024 UK Limited Company What's this? || || ||
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || Resigned || Director || June 1948 || 22 July 2020 || 11 February 2024 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || Resigned || Director || June 1948 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ralph Raphael Bergman]] || Resigned || Director || December 1943 || 27 December 2012 || 16 October 2013 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Judah Feldman]] || Resigned || Director || August 1967 || 27 January 2016 || 15 April 2017 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1942 || 27 January 2016 || 22 July 2020 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1942 || 27 December 2012 || 27 January 2016 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benzion Goldstein]] || Resigned || Director || March 1980 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Brian Colin Gordon]] || Resigned || Director || October 1955 || 21 November 2019 || 10 September 2020 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Alexander Heilpern]] || Resigned || Director || June 1940 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || England 1 2 Next page || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Henri Konig]] || Resigned || Director || February 1949 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || Belgian || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Percy Mett]] || Resigned || Director || November 1945 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Joshua Muller]] || Resigned || Director || September 1984 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || Belgian || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Abraham Mordecai Pinter]] || Resigned || Director || January 1949 || 27 January 2016 || 13 April 2020 || English || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Pinter]] || Resigned || Director || October 1979 || 22 July 2020 || 11 February 2024 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Schloime Rand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1964 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Zalman Roth]] || Resigned || Director || March 1981 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || American || United Kingdom Previous page 1 2 || Not disclosed
|}
Source: Companies House officers register.<ref name="CHOfficers">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/officers THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS officers] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>

===Persons with significant control===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Status !! Notified on !! Ceased on !! Date of birth !! Nationality !! Country of residence !! Nature of control
|-
| [[Benjamin Stern]] || Ceased || 24 December 2020 || 17 September 2024 || October 1970 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 17 September 2024 || April 1948 || British || England || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[Sidney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 17 September 2024 || May 1948 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 24 December 2020 || October 1942 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|}
*PSC statement: The company knows or has reasonable cause to believe that there is no registrable person or registrable relevant legal entity in relation to the company (notified 17 September 2024)
Source: Companies House PSC register.<ref name="CHPSC">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/persons-with-significant-control THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS persons with significant control] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>

==Synagogues==
Most of the affillated congregations are to be found in the London suburbs of Stamford Hill, Golders Green, Hendon and Edgware.<ref name="JCR"/>

===London - Stamford Hill and District===

[[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]]* (formerly [[Ahavat Yisrael Synagogue]], [[Ahvas Torah Synagogue]]) | [[Amhurst Park Synagogue]] | [[Amhurst Synagogue of the Ezra Noar Agudati]] | [[Atereth Zvi Beth Hamedrash]] (formerly [[Damesek Eliezer Beth Hamedrash]]) | [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]◊ - Hendon | [[Beis Hamedresh Biala]]* (formerly [[Birkas Zvi Biala]])]] | [[Beis Hamedash D'Chasidei Satmar]] - Bethune Road* | [[Beis Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev]] - Craven Walk* | [[Beis Hamedrash Maharim Dushinsky]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh]]'* | [[Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe]]* | [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]]* | [[Beis Kossov]]* | [[Beis Sholem D'Sholtz*(formerly Beit Sholom Synagogue)]] | [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]]* | [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Ephraim Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Beth Hachnesseth Schomre Hadass]] | [[Beth Hamedrash (Lordship Road)]] | [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]]* | [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]]* | [[Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev - Cazenove Road]]* | [[Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev - Clapton Common]]* | [[Beth Israel (Trisker) Synagogue]] | [[Beth Joseph Synagogue]] | [[Beth Joseph Zvi]]* | [[Beth Levy Synagogue]] | [[Beth Talmud Centre]]* | [[Beth Yisroel Synagogue]] | [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Biala Synagogue]] | [[Brith Sholom Society]] | [[Cazenove Road Beth Hamedash]] | [[Central Hackney Synagogue]] | [[Chabad Synagogue]] | [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]]* - N16 | [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]]* - E5 | [[Chasidey Bobov-45 Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Bobov Ohel Naphtali and Yeshiva Bnei Zion Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Gur (Avreichium) Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Chida Beit Knesset]] | [[Clapton Orthodox Synagogue]] | [[Commercial Street Tamud Torah]]◊ - Stamford Hill | [[Halaser Birkath Yehuda Beth Hamedrash]] (formerly [[Birkath Yehuda Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Heichal Hatorah]]* | [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]]* (formerly [[Kehillath Chasidim Synagogue]]) | [[Kehileth Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Knightland Road Synagogue]]* | [[Kol Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]]* - Stamford Hill and Upper Clapton (also incorporating [[Ohel Shmuel Sholem Beth Hamedrash]]; [[Torah Chaim Beth Hemedrash]]) | [[Lubavitch Synagogue]]* | [[Mesifta Synagogue]]* | [[Moriah Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]]* | [[Northfield Synagogue]] | [[Northwold Road Synagogue (formerly Ohel Israel Beth Hamedrash, Brooke Road Synagogue)]] | [[Nusach Ari Synagogue]] | [[O'hal Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Ohel Moshe Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk)]]* | [[Or Israel Synagogue]] | [[Rosener Synagogue]] | [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev]]* | [[Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash]]* | [[Sharei Zion Beth Hamedrash (formerly Seven Sister Road Hebrew Congregation)]] | [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Springfield Synagogue /Ohal Jacob Synagogue]]◊ | [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Stolin Karlin]]* | [[Succath Sholom Synagogue]] | [[Talmud Study Circle (formerly South Hackney Talmud Torah)]] | [[Tchechenover Synagogue]] | [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Zeire Yisroel Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Walford Road Synagogue]]◊ | [[Victory Hebrew Friendly Society]] | [[Yeshiva Horomoh Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]]* ([[Heichal Tiferes Zvi]]) | [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]]* | [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]]* | [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Voydislav Synagogue]]) | [[Yotzei Teimon Beis Hamedrash]] | [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* ([[Beth Hamedrash of the Agudah Youth Movement]])

===London - East End (E1)===

[[Beth Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Beth Sholom Synagogue]] | [[Commercial Street Tamud Torah]]◊ (also known [[Christian Street Synagogue]]) | [[Hebrew Centre Synagogue]] | [[Jewish Centre Synagogue]] | [[Kehal Chasidim Synagogue]] | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]] later NW2, ([[Premishlaner Rabbi's Synagogue)]] | [[Kehillath Moshe Anshe Belz Synagogue]] | [[Mile End Talmud Torah "Yavnah" Synagogue]] | [[Nezach Israel Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Ohavei Emeth Synagogue]] | [[Sons of Grodno Society]] | [[Special Society "Bikur Cholim"]]

===London - Golders Green (NW11)===

[[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]]* | [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[North-West Sephardish Synagogue]]) | [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) (formerly [[Adath Yeshurun Synagogue]]) | [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]]* | [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]]* | [[Finchley Road Synagogue]]* (also known as [[Sasover Finchley Road Synagogue]]) | [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) (formerly [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash and Lincoln Centre]]) | [[Heichal Menachem]]* | [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]) | [[Kehillos Yaakov Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) | [[Kol Jacob Synagogue]] | [[North West London (Golders Green) Synagogue]]◊

===London - Hendon (NW4)===

[[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]* | [[Heichal Leah]]* | [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]* | [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash Shaare Avraham]] | [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]~~(BS) (formerly [[North Hendon Synagogue]]) | [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]]* | [[Shivtei Israel Hekhal Leah]]◊ (a Sephardi congregation) | [[Southfields Synagogue]] | [[Sunny Hill Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] |

===London - Others Areas===

[[Canonbury Bikur Cholim Synagogue]] - N5 | [[Cricklewood Beth Hamedresh]] ([[Keser Torah D'Radzin Synagogue]])◊ ([[Rav. Finklestein's Minyan]]) | [[Deneburger Friendly Society]] - East Twickenham | [[Dollis Hill Beth Hamedrash ]](Rav. Yehudalieb's Minyan) - NW10 | [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]]*(BS) | [[Edmonton & District Hebrew Congregation]] - N18 | [[Garden Suburb Beth Hamedrash]] - N2 | [[Goldblum Synagogue]] - Highbury, N5| [[Hampstead Adath Yisroel Congregation]]◊ - [[Sarah Klausner Memorial Synagogue]] - NW6 | [[Ilford Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]] - N2 | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]], NW2, previously E.1 ([[Premishlaner Rabbi's Synagogue]]) | [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]]* - N2 | [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]]~ - Edgware | [[Lubavitch of Edgware]]* | [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Old Hampstead Synagogue]] - NW3 | [[Palmers Green Synagogue]] - N11 | [[Tree of Life Synagogue]] (formerly [[Highbury New Park Synagogue]] / [[Beth Hamedrash]]) - N5

===Provincial & Outer London===

[[Bletchley Hebrew Congregation]] | [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]]~ | Glasgow - [[Yeshivah Synagogue]] | Leeds - [[Shalom Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Staines Hebrew Congregation]] (formerly [[Law of Life College and Synagogue]]) | [[Sunderland Yeshiva Synagogue]] | [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]]~ (formerly Yeshivas Toras Chessed) - Great Offley, near Hitchin, Herts
====Manchester====
[[Ohel Torah Synagogue]]◊ [[Shomre Shabbas Synagogue]] | [[Shotzer Beth Hamidrash]] | [[Sellel & Psalms Synagogue]] | [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]]~

*~ A congregation that is still active.

*~~(BS) An active independent congregation that left the UOHC and is still affiliated its Burial Society.

*◊ A congregation that left the UOHC and became affiliated to the [[Federation of Synagogues]] or independent but did not remain affiliated to the UOHC's Burial Society.
==Finances==
{| class="wikitable"
! Financial year end !! Total income !! Total expenditure !! Income from donations and legacies !! Expenditure on charitable activities !! Grants to institutions !! Total funds (assets less liabilities) !! Cash !! Employees !! Volunteers !! Accounts received
|-
| December 2015 || £0 || £0 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_1" />
|-
| December 2016 || £2,717,801 || £1,522,505 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_3" />
|-
| December 2017 || £2,095,255 || £1,442,497 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| 31 December 2020 || £1,447,816 || £1,893,633 || £1,239,424 || £1,893,633 || £1,290,110 || £2,082,018 || £1,257,567 || 23 || 0 || 29 October 2021 (due 31 October 2021)
|-
| 31 December 2021 || £1,374,538 || £2,528,643 || £1,203,677 || £2,528,643 || £1,888,850 || £927,912 || £196,403 || 23 || 0 || 31 October 2022 (due 31 October 2022)
|-
| 31 December 2022 || £879,484 || £1,220,893 || £699,796 || £1,220,893 || £478,392 || £586,503 || £92,884 || 24 || 0 || 25 October 2023 (due 31 October 2023)
|-
| 31 December 2023 || £1,193,855 || £1,345,680 || £981,760 || £1,345,680 || £393,941 || £434,678 || £110,726 || 26 || 0 || 28 October 2024 (due 31 October 2024)
|-
| 31 December 2024 || £1,261,191 || £1,473,386 || £1,106,814 || £1,473,386 || £431,310 || £222,483 || £128,511 || 26 || 0 || 29 October 2025 (due 31 October 2025)
|}
Source: Charity Commission financial history and register data.<ref name="CCFin">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692/financial-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS financial history] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026; figures from the Commission's public register data extract dated 13 October 2026.</ref> The Commission records grant-making as the charity's main activity.<ref name="CCOverview">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692 THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS overview] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref> Trustee payments: "No trustees receive any remuneration, payments or benefits from the charity."<ref name="CCOverview" />

*Companies House: last accounts made up to 31 December 2025 (Full accounts, filed 28 Sep 2026); next accounts made up to 30 December 2026, due by 30 September 2027.<ref name="CHCompany">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721 THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS overview] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref><ref name="CHAcc">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/filing-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS filing history] – Full accounts made up to 31 December 2025, filed 28 Sep 2026, ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*Companies House: last confirmation statement dated 27 December 2025; next due by 10 January 2027.<ref name="CHCompany" />
*Archived accounts: [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108195744/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20161231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2016]; [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108193451/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20171231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2017]; [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108194314/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20181231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2018].<ref name="ARC1158987_4">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108195744/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20161231_E_C.PDF The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – archived accounts], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 8 January 2020, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Land Registry (company-owned property):''' HM Land Registry's company ownership data (October 2026) lists 1 title(s) registered to the organisation or a linked company: The Stamford Hill Mikve, Margaret Road, London (N16 6UX) (title AGL279871, leasehold; registered proprietor THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS (08341721); proprietor registered 21-03-2013).<ref name="LRCCOD">HM Land Registry, [https://use-land-property-data.service.gov.uk/datasets/ccod UK companies that own property in England and Wales] dataset, October 2026, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>

==Controversies and conflicts==
*'''Related-party transactions:''' The latest filed accounts state: "During the year the charity received donations of £ 5,392 (202 4 : £ Nil ) from Kedassia Supervision Limited, a company with a common trustee. At the year end £52,020 was due from Kedassia Supervision Limited (2024: £51,087 due to Kedassia Supervision Limited). At the year end £379,411 (202 4 : £ 379,411 ) was due from K Poultry Limited, a subsidiary undertaking of UOHC Foundation Limited, a charitable company with common trustees. During the year, the charity received donations of £302,500 (2024: £173,000) from K Poultry Limited."<ref name="CHAcc" />
*'''Filing compliance:''' All 5 annual returns and accounts on the Charity Commission record were received by their due dates, and the register states "Charity reporting is up to date (on time)".<ref name="CCFin" /><ref name="CCOverview" />
*'''Companies House notices:''' 06 Apr 2016: Compulsory strike-off action has been discontinued (DISS40); 22 Mar 2016: First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off (GAZ1); 29 Apr 2014: Compulsory strike-off action has been discontinued (DISS40); 22 Apr 2014: First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off (GAZ1).<ref name="CHFH">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/filing-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS filing history] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Overlapping trusteeships:''' [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] is also a trustee of [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] (1102303), [[Beth Jacob Grammar School for Girls Limited]] (248708), [[Mayfair Charities Limited]] (255281), [[The Raphael Freshwater Memorial Association]] (313890), [[Service To The Aged]] (1001916), [[Regent Charities Limited]] (1059253), [[Parsha Limited]] (267986). [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] is also a trustee of [[Trenhill Limited]] (272180), [[Uohc Supervision Ltd]] (1164378), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379), [[Beis Brucha Ltd]] (1131109), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707), [[Side By Side (children) Limited]] (1135723). [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] is also a trustee of [[(trust Property Held In Connexion With) Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] (207956). [[Jacob Goldman]] is also a trustee of [[Ichud Mosdos Gur Limited]] (1096711), [[Yeshivas Lev Simcha Limited]] (1120748), [[Kupat Ezer Lenisuin Beth Yisroel]] (1147263), [[Gerer Shtiebel Synagogue]] (1180593), [[Reach Out Uk]] (1144818). [[Benjamin Roth]] is also a trustee of [[Reach Out Uk]] (1144818). [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] is also a trustee of [[Resolve Now]] (1189333). [[Rabbi Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] is also a trustee of [[Kehal Charedim Trust]] (1098484), [[Yesamach Levav]] (1127977), [[Darkei Chaim]] (1190418). [[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] is also a trustee of [[Hatzola Trust]] (278914), [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] (1160299), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707). [[Robert Grussgott]] is also a trustee of [[The Eliezer Foundation]] (1126142), [[Britefield Trust]] (1133072), [[Bikur Cholim Limited]] (1085965), [[The Zeire Agudath Israel General Charitable Trust]] (280604), [[A T.i.m.e. Limited]] (1128756), [[Agudas Israel Community Services]] (287367), [[Agudas Israel Organisation Of Great Britain]] (290191), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379). [[Michael Just]] is also a trustee of [[Newpier Charity Limited]] (293686), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707). [[Ahron Klein]] is also a trustee of [[Yedidim Association Ltd]] (1111411). [[Abraham Schreiber (born 1979)|Abraham Schreiber]] is also a trustee of [[Ringtrop Limited]] (276021), [[Tiferet Torah]] (1191188), [[Friends Of Chosen Yeshias]] (1196784), [[Kids Konnect Ltd.]] (1199033). [[Shalom Seidenfeld]] is also a trustee of [[United Talmudical Associates Ltd]] (291834), [[Friends Of Yeshiva Luzern]] (1118086), [[Palmcourt Limited]] (1070679), [[Luzern Yeshiva Talmudical College]] (1201551). [[Rabbi Mordechai Steren]] is also a trustee of [[Viznitz Institutions Trust]] (1073284), [[Blossoms London Ltd]] (1198424). [[Benjamin Stern]] is also a trustee of [[Talmud Torah Beis Shlomo Limited]] (1119165), [[Yad Shlomo Trust]] (1122011), [[Schiffshul Ltd]] (1071348), [[Hatzola Trust]] (278914), [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] (1160299). [[Daniel Joshua Alexander Ost]] is also a trustee of [[Bridge Lane Foundation Limited]] (1103512), [[Goodheights Limited]] (802589), [[Woodlands Green Ltd]] (277299), [[Gitter Foundation Ltd]] (1129108), [[The Tmc Trust Limited]] (1139316). [[Joseph Feld]] is also a trustee of [[Trenhill Limited]] (272180). [[Moshe Getter]] is also a trustee of [[Bais Rizhin Trust]] (285562). [[Chaim Steinhart]] is also a trustee of [[Hhec]] (1168502), [[Amazing Kids Club Ltd]] (1191936).<ref name="CCTrustees">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692/trustees THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS trustees] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Shared address and control:''' [[Benjamin Roth]], [[Chaim Steinhart]], [[Jacob Goldman]], [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Joseph Feld]], [[Michael Just]], [[Michael Lobenstein]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]], [[Moses Theo Bibelman]], [[Moshe Getter]], [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]], [[Robert Grussgott]], [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] give the same correspondence address (140 Stamford Hill, London, United Kingdom, N16 6QT).<ref name="CHOfficers" />
*'''Register inconsistencies:''' [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] are listed as trustees by the Charity Commission<ref name="CCTrustees" /> but not as a current director at Companies House.<ref name="CHOfficers" /> [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] are a current director at Companies House<ref name="CHOfficers" /> but not listed as trustees by the Charity Commission.<ref name="CCTrustees" />

== List of associated congregations ==
JCR-UK lists 85 active congregations as associated with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations. Associated congregations retain their independence but accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate.<ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Associated congregations (85)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Powerbase !! Hasidic dynasty !! Status
|-
| Adath Yisroel Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 207956 || [[Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]] || Vizhnitz || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh' || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh']] || || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]] || || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Biala || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Biala]] || Biala || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]] || || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1116596 || [[Congregation Sharei Sholom Tchabe Limited]] || Tchabe || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1121622 || [[Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky]] || Dushinsky || associated
|-
| Beis Kossov || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Kossov]] || Kosov || associated
|-
| Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]] || Nadvorna || associated
|-
| Beis Sholem D'Shotz || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Sholem D'Shotz]] || Shotz || associated
|-
| Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]] || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || CC 1142879 || [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Chodesh Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]] || Vizhnitz || associated
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road) || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1004327 || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road)]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common) || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common)]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beth Joseph Zvi || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Joseph Zvi]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Shmuel Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || CC 251044 || [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Talmud Centre || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Talmud Centre]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash || London (South Tottenham) || – || [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]] || Biala || associated
|-
| Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || CC 1130334 || [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || Alexander || associated
|-
| Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)]] || Belz || associated
|-
| Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Upper Clapton)]] || Belz || associated
|-
| Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Golders Green)]] || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)]] || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]] || Ruzhin (branch not stated) || associated
|-
| Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || CC 285475 || [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || Ruzhin-Sadigura || associated
|-
| Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]] || Sanz-Klausenburg || associated
|-
| Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]] || Skver || associated
|-
| Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || Vizhnitz (Vizhnitz-Monsey) || associated
|-
| Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1171399 || [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash]] || Bobov (Bobov-45) || associated
|-
| Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash || London (South Tottenham) || – || [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Congregation Chovevei Torah || London (Golders Green) || CC 1139436 || [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]] || || associated
|-
| Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || Sanz (probable) || associated
|-
| Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation || Edgware || CC 1123950 || [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]] || || associated
|-
| Etz Chaim Yeshiva || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]] || || associated
|-
| Finchley Road Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || CC 1102303 || [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] || Sassov || associated
|-
| Gateshead Kolel Synagogue || Gateshead || – || [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Golders Green Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || CC 1138578 || [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Heichal Hatorah || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 264361 || [[Heichal Hatorah]] || || associated
|-
| Hekhal Leah Synagogue || London (Hendon) || – || [[Hekhal Leah Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue || London (Hendon) || CC 1184204 CC 1187431 || [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Hendon Beth Hamedrash || London (Hendon) || – || [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1098484 || [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash]] || Bobov || associated
|-
| Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1157128 || [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] || Munkacs || associated
|-
| Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1113847 || [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || CC 299763 || [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Knightland Road Synagogue || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Knightland Road Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash || Edgware || CC 1072715 CC 1219627 || [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]] || || associated
|-
| Lubavitch of Edgware || Edgware || – || [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| Lubavitch Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1171625 || [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash || Edgware || CC 1133264 || [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Mesifta Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Mesifta Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]] || Kretchnif || associated
|-
| North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue || London (Hendon) || CC 1152757 || [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue || London (Hendon) || – || [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]] || Skole || associated
|-
| Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk) || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1115308 || [[Bais Hamedrash Ohel Yakov Ltd]] || Pshevorsk || associated
|-
| Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1058820 || [[Beth Hamedrash D'Nitra]] || || associated
|-
| Spinke Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]] || Spinka || associated
|-
| Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]] || Stanislov || associated
|-
| Stolin Karlin || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Stolin Karlin]] || Karlin-Stolin || associated
|-
| Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue || Salford || – || [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Yeshivas Ahavas Torah || London (South Tottenham) || – || [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]] || || associated
|-
| Yeshivas Ohr Torah || Hitchin || – || [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]] || || associated
|-
| Yeshivas Toras Chesed || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 260802 || [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1187313 || [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|}

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Charities]]
[[Category:Jewish charities in the United Kingdom]]

Synagogues in the United Kingdom

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{{short description|'''Overview of synagogues and synagogue movements in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland'''}}

'''Synagogues in the United Kingdom''' number about 500 active congregations: 483 in England, 10 in Scotland, 6 in Wales and 1 in Northern Ireland. The figure is compiled from the congregation lists published by the synagogue movements,<ref name="us_list">United Synagogue, [https://theus.org.uk/our-communities/ Our Communities], ''United Synagogue'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mas_list">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-communities/ Masorti Communities], ''Masorti Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="sp_list">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/affiliated-synagogues-and-minyanim/ Affiliated Synagogues and Minyanim], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> the JCR-UK listings of active congregations<ref name="jcr_us">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_ind">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Independent.htm Independent Ashkenazi Congregations in London], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the charity registers for England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccni">Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, [https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission for Northern Ireland'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A further 59 registered charities whose names or objects indicate a synagogue, 52 of them in the strictly Orthodox communities, are not included in that total because no current listing as an active congregation appears for them in the sources cited.

The [[Institute for Jewish Policy Research]] (JPR) counted 454 synagogues with a combined household membership of 79,597 in 2016, and found that 96% of synagogue members lived in England. Synagogue membership is concentrated in Greater [[London]], South Hertfordshire and South-West Essex, and Greater [[Manchester]].<ref name="jpr">Donatella Casale Mashiah and Jonathan Boyd, [https://www.jpr.org.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/Synagogue_membership_in_the_United_Kingdom_in_2016.pdf Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016], ''Institute for Jewish Policy Research'', July 2017, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The difference between the JPR count and the total above may partly reflect differing definitions: JPR counted congregations with their own building and formal membership scheme, and noted that informal minyanim and prayer groups within larger institutions raise questions about whether they should be counted.<ref name="jpr"/>

The congregations belong to a number of synagogue movements, each with its own umbrella body, or are independent. The sections below summarise each movement; the full list of active congregations is at the [[#List of active congregations|end of this page]].

== Synagogue movements ==

The JPR groups British synagogues into six historical 'strands': Central Orthodox (the United Synagogue, the Federation of Synagogues and independent modern Orthodox synagogues), Strictly Orthodox (synagogues aligned with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations and others of a similar ethos), Reform, Liberal, Masorti and Sephardi. It notes that independent synagogues in particular 'sometimes defy simple categorisation', especially at the boundary between Central and Strict Orthodoxy.<ref name="jpr"/> Reform and Liberal Judaism merged on 1 January 2026 to form the Movement for Progressive Judaism.<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active congregations by movement
! Movement !! Umbrella body !! Charity no. !! Active congregations
|-
| United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || CC 242552 || 67
|-
| Federation of Synagogues || [[Federation of Synagogues]] || CC 254951 || 44
|-
| Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] || CC 249892; CC 1158987 || 85
|-
| Progressive (Reform and Liberal) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] || CC 1214734 || 77
|-
| Masorti || [[Masorti Judaism]] || CC 1117590 || 16
|-
| Sephardi || [[The S&P Sephardi Community]] || CC 212517 || 24
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] || CC 227638 || 46
|-
| Independent Orthodox || none || – || 94
|-
| Independent (Liberal or Reform ritual) || none || – || 2
|-
| Charedi, independent || none || – || 35
|-
| Partnership minyanim || none || – || 5
|-
| Cross-communal and unaffiliated || none || – || 5
|}

=== United Synagogue ===
:''Main article: [[United Synagogue]]''
The [[United Synagogue]] was instituted in 1870 to unite Orthodox congregations in London.<ref name="cr_hist">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/history-chief-rabbinate/ History of the Chief Rabbinate], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 242552).<ref name="cc_us">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/242552 United Synagogue – charity 242552], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 June 1965, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Its spiritual leader is the Chief Rabbi of the [[United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth]], currently [[Ephraim Mirvis]].<ref name="jcr_us"/><ref name="cr_etz">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Madrichim-PDFs_02.pdf The Etz Chaim Project: 2. The Chief Rabbi's Communities], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', November 2018, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The United Synagogue lists 67 member communities.<ref name="us_list"/> Most are in London.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of these, 54 have no charity registration of their own and are covered by the United Synagogue's umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
:''Main article: [[Federation of Synagogues]]''
The [[Federation of Synagogues]] was founded in 1887 to cater for the many small, less anglicised congregations (''chevrot'') that had multiplied in London, particularly after the pogroms that followed the assassination of Tsar Alexander II in 1881.<ref name="jcr_fed">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Federation_of_Synagogues.htm The Federation of Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 254951).<ref name="cc_fed">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/254951 Federation of Synagogues – charity 254951], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 November 1968, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The Federation states that it 'comprises 18 constituent and 27 affiliated kehillos'; its affiliates include organisations and minyanim as well as synagogues.<ref name="fed_list"/> JCR-UK gives 18 constituent synagogues and 7 affiliated congregations.<ref name="jcr_fed"/> The list of active congregations below includes 44 Federation congregations, 20 as members and 24 as affiliates, compiled from these and the other sources cited. Nine of the Federation's congregations are Chabad-Lubavitch centres (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]). Its religious head in 2022 was [[Shraga Feivel Zimmerman|Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman]].<ref name="jc_zimmerman">Simon Rocker, [https://www.thejc.com/news/federation-head-attacks-plans-to-change-israeli-conversion-system-ezn6lfct Federation head attacks plans to change Israeli conversion system], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 28 January 2022, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
:''Main article: [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]]''
[[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] (UOHC) was founded in 1926 by Rabbi Dr [[Victor Schonfeld]]. According to JCR-UK it has an affiliation of nearly 90 synagogues and a number of educational institutions which, while retaining their independence, accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate. Its head office is at 140 Stamford Hill, London N16 6QT, and its kashrut authority is [[Kedassia]].<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Two registered charities carry the UOHC name: CC 249892, registered in 1966, and CC 1158987, registered in 2014.<ref name="cc_uohc">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/249892 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 249892], ''Register of Charities'', registered 7 November 1966, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_uohc2">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1158987 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 1158987], ''Register of Charities'', registered 27 October 2014, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> JCR-UK lists 85 active congregations as associated with the UOHC, most of them in Stamford Hill and Golders Green in London.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Many are Hasidic ''shtiebels'' (see [[#Hasidic courts|Hasidic courts]]).

=== Progressive Judaism (Reform and Liberal) ===
:''Main article: [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]]''
:''See also: [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)]]''
[[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] (MPJ) came into effect on 1 January 2026 on the formal union of [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)|Liberal Judaism]]. The two movements announced their intention to merge in April 2023, and members of both voted to unite at parallel extraordinary general meetings on 18 May 2025.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/> The MPJ was registered as a charity (CC 1214734) on 29 August 2025.<ref name="cc_mpj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1214734 The Movement for Progressive Judaism – charity 1214734], ''Register of Charities'', registered 29 August 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The charities of the two predecessor movements, The Movement for Reform Judaism (CC 1139806) and Liberal Judaism (ULPS) (CC 1151090), remained on the register in October 2026.<ref name="cc_mrj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1139806 The Movement for Reform Judaism – charity 1139806], ''Register of Charities'', registered 12 January 2011, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_lj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1151090 Liberal Judaism (ULPS) – charity 1151090], ''Register of Charities'', registered 5 March 2013, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The MPJ's community directory lists 77 congregations in the United Kingdom, 49 of Reform heritage and 28 of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list"/>

=== Masorti ===
:''Main article: [[Masorti Judaism]]''
[[Masorti Judaism]] is the umbrella body for Masorti (Conservative) congregations in the United Kingdom. It was founded in 1985 and was known as the Assembly of Masorti Synagogues until 20 September 2012. It is affiliated to [[Masorti Olami]].<ref name="jcr_mas">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Masorti.htm Masorti Judaism UK (formerly Assembly of Masorti Synagogues)], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 1117590).<ref name="cc_mas">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1117590 Masorti Judaism – charity 1117590], ''Register of Charities'', registered 16 January 2007, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Masorti Judaism lists 16 communities.<ref name="mas_list"/> The JPR found that Masorti membership had more than doubled between 1990 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Sephardi ===
:''Main article: [[The S&P Sephardi Community]]''
The principal Sephardi synagogal body is [[The S&P Sephardi Community]], known until about 2015 as the Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation; its head office is at 2 Ashworth Road, Maida Vale, London W9 1JY. According to JCR-UK, most Sephardi and other Eastern-rite (''Edot haMizrach'') congregations are independent, although many are loosely affiliated with the S&P Sephardi Community.<ref name="jcr_seph">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Sephardi.htm Sephardi and Other Eastern Ritual (Adoth Mizrach) Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The community's main registered charity is [[Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue]] (CC 212517).<ref name="cc_sp">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/212517 Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue – charity 212517], ''Register of Charities'', registered 22 September 1967, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Of the 24 active Sephardi congregations, 9 appear on the S&P Sephardi Community's list of affiliated synagogues and minyanim;<ref name="sp_list"/> the rest are independent, including Persian and Adeni congregations.<ref name="jcr_seph"/>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
:''Main article: [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]]''
:''See also: [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]''
[[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] was founded in about 1948 and is affiliated to [[Agudas Chassidei Chabad]]. It is a registered charity (CC 227638), registered on 24 February 1964.<ref name="jcr_chabad">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Chabad.htm Chabad Lubavitch UK], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_chabad">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/227638 Chabad Lubavitch UK – charity 227638], ''Register of Charities'', registered 24 February 1964, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 46 active congregations are listed as Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues or Chabad houses. A further 13 Chabad-run congregations belong to another synagogue movement (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]).<ref name="jcr_chabad"/>

=== Independent Orthodox ===
:''Main article: [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]''
129 active Orthodox congregations belong to none of the umbrella bodies above, and each is constituted as its own charity or community. According to JCR-UK, most Orthodox congregations outside London are independent, although many are under the aegis of the Chief Rabbi.<ref name="jcr_ind"/> The Office of the Chief Rabbi describes the Chief Rabbi as the spiritual authority for 120 traditional Orthodox communities, divided between United Synagogue communities and independent congregations in the provinces of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of the independent congregations, 94 are mainstream or modern Orthodox, among them congregations in Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool and Greater Manchester, and 35 are strictly Orthodox (Charedi) congregations not associated with the UOHC.

Two other independent congregations, [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] and [[Westminster Synagogue]], are not Orthodox: the JPR counts Belsize Square with the Liberal strand and Westminster Synagogue with the Reform strand.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Partnership minyanim ===
Partnership minyanim use the traditional liturgy and a ''mechitzah'' while allowing women to read from the Torah and lead parts of the service. In the United Kingdom they are independent, with no central governing body; most were set up at the initiative of members of the UK chapter of the [[Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance]] (JOFA UK). Their adherence to Orthodox standards is disputed by many within the Orthodox community.<ref name="jcr_pm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Partnership.htm Partnership Minyanim], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 5 are active.<ref name="jcr_pm"/>

=== Cross-communal and unaffiliated congregations ===
A small number of congregations serve more than one tradition. [[Mosaic Jewish Community]] in Stanmore brings Liberal, Masorti and Reform congregations together under one umbrella.<ref name="jcr_mosaic">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/mosaic/index.htm Mosaic Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Oxford Jewish Congregation, a cross-communal congregation, also appears in the MPJ directory.<ref name="mpj_list"/> The Colchester and District and Guildford and District Jewish communities are registered charities that serve their local communities without a stated movement affiliation.<ref name="ccreg"/>

== Hasidic courts ==
Many strictly Orthodox congregations in Stamford Hill, Golders Green and Salford are the ''shtiebels'' of particular Hasidic dynasties (courts), and most of the London ones are associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> The table counts active congregations whose name, JCR-UK entry, JPR listing or registered charitable objects identify the dynasty.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/><ref name="jpr"/><ref name="ccreg"/> It gives 53 congregations across 32 dynasties, in addition to 58 Chabad-Lubavitch congregations. Satmar has the largest number of shtiebels.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Hasidic dynasties with UK congregations (Chabad-Lubavitch excluded)
! Dynasty !! Congregations !! Locations
|-
| [[Satmar (Hasidic dynasty)|Satmar]] || 9 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov]] || 4 || Edgware, London
|-
| [[Belz (Hasidic dynasty)|Belz]] || 3 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Ger (Gur)]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Vizhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Vizhnitz]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Biala (Hasidic dynasty)|Biala]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Bobov (Hasidic dynasty)|Bobov]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Chernobyl (Hasidic dynasty)|Chernobyl]] || 2 || London, Manchester
|-
| [[Kosov (Hasidic dynasty)|Kosov]] || 2 || Canvey Island, London
|-
| [[Alexander (Hasidic dynasty)|Alexander]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Dushinsky (Hasidic dynasty)|Dushinsky]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty)|Karlin-Stolin]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Kerestir (Hasidic dynasty)|Kerestir]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Kretchnif (Hasidic dynasty)|Kretchnif]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Machnovka (Hasidic dynasty)|Machnovka (Belz-Machnovka)]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Munkacs (Hasidic dynasty)|Munkacs]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Nadvorna (Hasidic dynasty)|Nadvorna]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Pshevorsk (Hasidic dynasty)|Pshevorsk]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Rachmastrivka (Hasidic dynasty)|Rachmastrivka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Ruzhin (Hasidic dynasty)|Ruzhin (branch not stated)]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sadigura (Hasidic dynasty)|Sadigura]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sanz-Klausenburg (Hasidic dynasty)|Sanz-Klausenburg]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sassov (Hasidic dynasty)|Sassov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Shotz (Hasidic dynasty)|Shotz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skole (Hasidic dynasty)|Skole]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skver (Hasidic dynasty)|Skver]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Spinka (Hasidic dynasty)|Spinka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Stanislov (Hasidic dynasty)|Stanislov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Strozhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Strozhnitz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tchabe (Hasidic dynasty)|Tchabe]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Toldos Aharon (Hasidic dynasty)|Toldos Aharon]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tosh (Hasidic dynasty)|Tosh]] || 1 || London
|}

The table excludes 1 congregation linked to the Sanz dynasty only by indirect evidence: [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]. It also excludes 17 registered charities with dynastic names that have no current listing as active synagogues.

== Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements ==
Chabad-Lubavitch runs 58 active congregations.<ref name="jcr_chabad"/> Of these, 13 (22%) also belong to another synagogue movement: 9 are member or affiliated congregations of the Federation of Synagogues,<ref name="fed_list"/><ref name="jcr_fed"/> and 4 are associated with the UOHC according to JCR-UK.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] in Hendon, for example, has been a Federation constituent since 2017 and was formerly associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_fed"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Chabad-Lubavitch congregations affiliated to another movement
! Congregation !! Town !! Movement !! Charity no. !! Powerbase
|-
| Beis Gavriel Lubavitch || London (Hendon) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || CC 1129679 || [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]
|-
| Chabad Brighton || Brighton & Hove || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1192044 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett || Radlett || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead || London (West Hampstead) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1201417 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]]
|-
| Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree || Borehamwood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || – || [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood]]
|-
| Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages || Bricket Wood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1198884 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts]]
|-
| Chabad of Golders Green || London (Golders Green) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || – || [[Chabad of Golders Green]]
|-
| Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1193647 || [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]]
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington || London (Islington) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1164760 || [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]]
|-
| Heichal Menachem || London (Golders Green) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated; also listed as Chabad-Lubavitch) || – || [[Heichal Menachem]]
|-
| Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1113847 || [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Lubavitch of Edgware || Edgware || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || – || [[Lubavitch of Edgware]]
|-
| Lubavitch Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1171625 || [[Lubavitch Synagogue]]
|}

A further congregation, the Hampstead Village Shul, is probably a Chabad-Lubavitch centre but has no confirmed movement affiliation.

== Size and trends ==
=== Membership ===
The most recent national survey of synagogue membership, published by the JPR in 2017, counted 79,597 member households in 454 synagogues in 2016. Membership had fallen by 20% (20,166 households) since 1990 and by 4% (3,366 households) since 2010. About 56% of Jewish households in the United Kingdom held synagogue membership, with markedly lower proportions in Scotland (about a third), Wales (about a quarter) and Northern Ireland (about an eighth).<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogue membership (households) by strand, 1990 and 2016
! Strand !! 1990 !! 2016 !! Change 2010–2016 !! Change 1990–2016
|-
| Central Orthodox || 66,201 || 41,990 || −7.5% || −36.6%
|-
| Reform || 16,824 || 15,458 || −4.1% || −8.1%
|-
| Strictly Orthodox || 4,489 || 10,712 || +18.4% || +138.6%
|-
| Liberal || 7,785 || 6,514 || −9.5% || −16.3%
|-
| Masorti || 1,226 || 2,620 || +15.5% || +113.7%
|-
| Sephardi || 3,238 || 2,303 || −21.4% || −28.9%
|-
| '''Total''' || '''99,763''' || '''79,597''' || '''−4.1%''' || '''−20.2%'''
|}
Source: JPR, ''Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016'', tables 3 and 4.<ref name="jpr"/>

Central Orthodox synagogues held 52.8% of memberships in 2016, Reform 19.4%, Strictly Orthodox 13.5%, Liberal 8.2%, Masorti 3.3% and Sephardi 2.9%. Central Orthodox and Strictly Orthodox synagogues each made up 37.4% of all synagogues, but the average Central Orthodox synagogue had 247 member households against 63 for a Strictly Orthodox one; Reform synagogues were the largest on average, with 344.<ref name="jpr"/> Half of all members belonged to synagogues in five areas: Barnet, Westminster, Hertsmere, Redbridge and Stamford Hill.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Congregation size ===
The JPR published membership bands for the 321 synagogues outside the strictly Orthodox sector whose figures it collected.<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogues by household membership, 2016 (excluding strictly Orthodox synagogues)
! Member households !! Synagogues
|-
| 1,500–1,900 || 2
|-
| 1,000–1,499 || 10
|-
| 750–999 || 11
|-
| 500–749 || 19
|-
| 400–499 || 11
|-
| 300–399 || 24
|-
| 200–299 || 34
|-
| 100–199 || 62
|-
| 50–99 || 68
|-
| Under 50 || 80
|-
| '''Total''' || '''321'''
|}

=== Mergers and closures ===
The JPR found that 13 mainstream synagogues had ceased operating between 2010 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/> Mergers documented since then include:
* [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] in Ilford, formed on 21 May 2019 by the merger of Ilford United Synagogue and Redbridge United Synagogue, itself formed in 2015 from Clayhall and Newbury Park.<ref name="jcr_cranbrook">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/cranbrook/index.htm Cranbrook United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community, formed when the Herefordshire Jewish Community joined the Gloucestershire Liberal Jewish Community in 2019.<ref name="jcr_heref">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/heref/index.htm Herefordshire Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish Community, formed in February 2026 by the merger of the Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish communities.<ref name="jcr_chelm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/chelm/index.htm Chelmsford Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]], formed by the merger of Edgware & District Reform Synagogue and Hendon Reform Synagogue.<ref name="jcr_eh">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/edgware_hendon_ref/index.htm Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* At movement level, the union of Reform and Liberal Judaism as the Movement for Progressive Judaism on 1 January 2026.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

== Relations with Israel ==
The movements' documented positions on and activities relating to Israel differ widely. This section summarises what each movement, or reporting on it, records.

=== United Synagogue ===
A United Synagogue publication of August 2024 lists initiatives by its communities and its central office since 7 October 2023. They include two major events with over 1,500 people at each, one of them addressed by the then Prime Minister [[Rishi Sunak]]; a 'Shabbat for Israel' designated by the Chief Rabbi for 8–9 March 2024; support for solidarity rallies for Israel and for the release of hostages; a partnership with [[United Jewish Israel Appeal|UJIA]] and [[Leket Israel|Leket]] to provide hot meals for displaced Israelis; and the 'first United Synagogue mission to Israel'.<ref name="us_book">United Synagogue Education & Events Team, [https://theus.org.uk/assets/uploads/2024/09/US-ISRAEL-BOOK-DESIGN-FINAL.pdf Israel: Reflections since 7 October. Our connection to the land and the state], ''United Synagogue'', August 2024, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Individual communities mark Yom Ha'atzmaut; at Wembley in April 2026 the community celebrated Israel's 78th Yom Ha'atzmaut and ended its kiddush with the ''Hatikvah''.<ref name="us_wembley">Brenda Hyman, [https://theus.org.uk/community-news/yom-haazmaut-at-wembley-2026/ Yom Ha'azmaut at Wembley 2026], ''United Synagogue'', April 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
In January 2022 the Federation's religious head, Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman, condemned the Israeli government's plan to allow local town rabbis to approve conversions instead of the [[Chief Rabbinate of Israel]] alone, calling it a 'travesty' that 'must be forcefully opposed'.<ref name="jc_zimmerman"/>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
In late May 2021 a letter signed by 14 strictly Orthodox rabbis in Stamford Hill, among them several UOHC rabbinic judges, protested against 'provocative actions and public demonstrations by the Zionists'. ''The Jewish Chronicle'' reported that it could not verify the letter. The letter followed a visit to Downing Street by UOHC president Binyomin Stern as part of a delegation led by Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis. A community leader, speaking anonymously, told the paper that the letter had not been signed by 'the UOHC or anyone speaking on its behalf'.<ref name="jc_uohc">Mathilde Frot, [https://www.thejc.com/news/orthodox-rabbis-reportedly-sign-letter-attacking-zionists-vcuil00b Orthodox rabbis reportedly sign letter attacking 'Zionists'], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 1 June 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Progressive Judaism ===
The MPJ describes itself as 'a Zionist movement – committed to there being a Jewish, pluralist and democratic State in the historic homeland of Israel'. It states that it remains 'committed to two safe and secure states – Israel and Palestine', and that it works alongside the [[Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism]].<ref name="mpj_israel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/israel/ Our Relationship with Israel], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In February 2026 its co-leads, Rabbis [[Josh Levy]] and [[Charley Baginsky]], opposed a Knesset bill to give the Chief Rabbinate sole control over the Western Wall, including its egalitarian section.<ref name="mpj_kotel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/progressive-leaders-speak-out-against-kotel-control-bill/ Progressive leaders speak out against Kotel control bill], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 25 February 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In June 2026 they welcomed UK government sanctions against those responsible for settler violence in the West Bank, while stating that the movement does not support BDS.<ref name="mpj_sanctions">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-welcoming-targeted-sanctions-against-settler-violence/ Statement welcoming targeted sanctions against settler violence], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 10 June 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In September 2026 they described Israeli plans for the E1 area as 'part of an explicit project, led by [[Bezalel Smotrich]] and [[Itamar Ben-Gvir]], to establish permanent Israeli control and make a viable Palestinian state impossible'.<ref name="mpj_e1">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-on-the-possibility-of-uk-action-on-settlement-expansion/ Statement on the possibility of UK action on settlement expansion], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 1 September 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Reform and Liberal communities hold joint Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut events.<ref name="lj_yha">Liberal Judaism, [https://www.liberaljudaism.org/2025/05/progressive-communities-unite-for-yom-haatzmaut-events/ Progressive communities unite for Yom Ha'atzmaut events], ''Liberal Judaism'', 10 May 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Masorti ===
Masorti Judaism states that it believes 'in the centrality of Israel in Jewish life' and that it is part of [[Mercaz]], 'the worldwide Masorti Zionist organisation'.<ref name="mas_faq">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/what-is-masortis-relationship-with-israel/ What is Masorti's relationship with Israel?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 18 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It says that Mercaz was founded partly to give Masorti Jews a voice with an Israeli government that does not recognise Masorti Judaism.<ref name="mas_mercaz">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/why-does-mercaz-matter/ Why does Mercaz matter?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 19 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> On 9 October 2023 its senior rabbi, [[Jonathan Wittenberg]], published a prayer for the release of the hostages and for the safety of Palestinian civilians, calling for a humanitarian corridor.<ref name="mas_oct">Jonathan Wittenberg, [https://masorti.org.uk/israel/ Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 9 October 2023, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A Masorti leaders' trip to Israel took place in December 2025.<ref name="mas_trip">Janine Stein, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-judaism-uk-leaders-trip-to-israel/ Masorti Judaism UK Leaders' Trip to Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 11 December 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Sephardi ===
The Sabbath morning service of the S&P Sephardi Community includes a Prayer for the State of Israel alongside the Prayer for the Royal Family,<ref name="sp_shabbat">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/15024-2/ Sabbath Morning service – part 2], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the community has a special melody used on Yom Ha'atzmaut.<ref name="sp_weekday">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/weekday-afternoon-evening-services/ Weekday afternoon and evening services], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
In January 2025 the [[Charity Commission for England and Wales|Charity Commission]] issued an official warning to the trustees of [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex]] over a fundraiser launched in October 2023 for [[Israel Defense Forces|IDF]] soldiers on Israel's northern border, which raised £2,280. The Commission said that it was not lawful for a charity to raise funds to support a soldier of a foreign military.<ref name="jpost_chabad">Jerusalem Post Staff, [https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/article-837000 London Chabad Lubavitch center in trouble for IDF fundraising], ''The Jerusalem Post'', 10 January 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

== List of active congregations ==
The table lists all 500 active congregations. A dash in the charity column means that no registered charity number is recorded for the congregation in the sources cited. United Synagogue communities without their own registration are covered by the umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/><ref name="oscr"/><ref name="ccni"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active synagogues in the United Kingdom (500)
! Name !! Movement !! Town !! Nation !! Charity no. !! Powerbase
|-
| (La) Synagogue Franaise de Londres || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[(La) Synagogue Franaise de Londres]]
|-
| Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Aberdeen || Scotland || OSCR SC002901 OSCR SC046585 || [[Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Adass Yeshurun Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Broughton Park) || England || CC 1174025 || [[Adass Yeshurun Synagogue]]
|-
| Adath Israel Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || – || [[Adath Israel Synagogue]]
|-
| Adath Yisroel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 207956 || [[Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
| Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Aden Jews Congregation || Sephardi || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 252022 || [[Congregation of Aden Jews in the United Kingdom]]
|-
| Ahavas Torah || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Ahavas Torah]]
|-
| Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue]]
|-
| Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]]
|-
| Aish Community Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Aish Community Synagogue]]
|-
| Alei Tzion Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Alei Tzion Synagogue]]
|-
| Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1169737 || [[Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue]]
|-
| Anshei Shalom || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1100912 || [[Anshei Shalom]]
|-
| Anshei Shlomo || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Anshei Shlomo]]
|-
| Avnei Kodesh || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1167982 || [[Avnei Kodesh]]
|-
| Bais Tefilla || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1179122 || [[Bais Tefilla]]
|-
| Barnet Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || New Barnet || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Barnet Synagogue]]
|-
| Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1089977 || [[Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz]]
|-
| Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bedford || England || – || [[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Beis Gavriel Lubavitch || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1129679 || [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]
|-
| Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh' || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh']]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1124718 || [[Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Biala || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Biala]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Canvey || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198799 || [[Beis Hamedrash Canvey]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 326480 || [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1098896 || [[Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1175576 || [[Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1136805 || [[Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1104262 || [[Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1033039 || [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1116596 || [[Congregation Sharei Sholom Tchabe Limited]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1160643 || [[Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar]]
|-
| Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1121622 || [[Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky]]
|-
| Beis Kossov || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Kossov]]
|-
| Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1046309 || [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]]
|-
| Beis Michaol || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Beis Michaol]]
|-
| Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Beis Sholem D'Shotz || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Sholem D'Shotz]]
|-
| Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park]]
|-
| Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]]
|-
| Beist Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1219459 || [[Beist Shul]]
|-
| Beit Klal Yisrael || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Kensington) || England || – || [[Beit Klal Yisrael]]
|-
| Belfast Jewish Community (formerly the Belfast Hebrew Congregation) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Belfast || Northern Ireland || CCNI 100486 || [[Belfast Jewish Community]]
|-
| Belmont Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Belmont Synagogue]]
|-
| Belsize Square Synagogue || Independent || London (Belsize Park) || England || CC 1144866 || [[Belsize Square Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1142879 || [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Chodesh Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1004327 || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road)]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common)]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1206835 || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1135274 || [[Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1196025 || [[Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish)]]
|-
| Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1173655 || [[Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1202185 || [[Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel]]
|-
| Beth Joseph Zvi || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Joseph Zvi]]
|-
| Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Cambridge || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cambridge || England || CC 1136605 || [[Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Shmuel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 251044 || [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Talmud Centre || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Talmud Centre]]
|-
| Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Bevis Marks Synagogue || Sephardi || London (City) || England || – || [[Bevis Marks Synagogue]]
|-
| Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || – || [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Birmingham Central Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Birmingham || England || CC 501067 || [[Birmingham Central United Synagogue]]
|-
| Birmingham Hebrew Congregation (Singers Hill) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Birmingham || England || CC 222277 || [[Birmingham Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Birmingham Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Birmingham || England || CC 242057 || [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Blackpool || England || CC 1148088 || [[Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bognor Regis || England || – || [[Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Borehamwood & Elstree Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Borehamwood || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue]]
|-
| Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1195412 CC 1152775 || [[Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Bournemouth Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1040356 || [[Bournemouth Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Bournemouth Sephardi Association || Sephardi || Bournemouth || England || – || [[Bournemouth Sephardi Association]]
|-
| Bradford Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bradford || England || – || [[Bradford Synagogue]]
|-
| Breslov Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1184303 || [[Breslov Shul]]
|-
| Breslov UK (Edgware) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1172423 || [[Breslov UK (Edgware)]]
|-
| Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1130334 || [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Brighton & Hove || England || – || [[Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hove || England || CC 1115092 || [[Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1046457 CC 1149342 || [[Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1155461 || [[Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bristol || England || CC 1191437 || [[Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bristol || England || CC 1165722 || [[Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row)]]
|-
| Bromley Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bromley || England || CC 1098431 || [[Bromley Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Brondesbury Park Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Willesden) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Brondesbury Park Synagogue]]
|-
| Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 516513 || [[Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash]]
|-
| Bury Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bury || England || CC 1165261 || [[Bury Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Bushey United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Bushey || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Bushey United Synagogue]]
|-
| Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cambridge || England || CC 282849 || [[Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Canvey Talmudical Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198864 || [[Canvey Talmudical Congregation]]
|-
| Cardiff Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1144498 || [[Cardiff Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Cardiff United Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1055573 || [[Cardiff United Synagogue]]
|-
| Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Bromley || England || CC 1105859 || [[Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Central Square Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1106681 || [[Central Square Minyan]]
|-
| Central Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Central Synagogue]]
|-
| Chabad Belgravia || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Belgravia) || England || CC 1146332 || [[Chabad Belgravia]]
|-
| Chabad Brighton || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Brighton & Hove || England || CC 1192044 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton]]
|-
| Chabad Camden Town || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Camden Town) || England || CC 1215128 || [[Chabad Camden Town]]
|-
| Chabad Francophone Maida Vale || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Maida Vale) || England || CC 1195631 || [[Chabad Francophone Maida Vale]]
|-
| Chabad Hammersmith || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hammersmith) || England || CC 1204607 || [[Chabad Hammersmith]]
|-
| Chabad Hatfield || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Hatfield || England || CC 1216907 || [[Chabad Hatfield]]
|-
| Chabad House of Hendon || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1197396 || [[Chabad House of Hendon]]
|-
| Chabad Israeli Centre || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1141046 || [[Chabad Israeli Centre]]
|-
| Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1202025 || [[Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes]]
|-
| Chabad Jewish Community of Edinburgh || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC045668 || [[Chabad of Edinburgh]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Buckhurst Hill || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Buckhurst Hill || England || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Buckurst Hill]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Epping || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Epping || England || CC 1197391 || [[Chabad Lubavitch for Epping]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Havering || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Havering || England || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch for Havering]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Southend || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Southend-on-Sea || England || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch for Southend]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch Leicester || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leicester || England || CC 1182175 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Leicester]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Bloomsbury) || England || CC 1140342 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1151681 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of North East London and Essex (Chabad Ilford) || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Ilford || England || CC 1123001 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex Limited]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Pinner || England || CC 1196650 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Radlett || England || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Sheffield || England || CC 1199252 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Solihull || England || CC 1195456 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Altrincham || England || CC 1200475 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (West Hampstead) || England || CC 1201417 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]]
|-
| Chabad Mill Hill East || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Mill Hill East) || England || CC 1195262 || [[Chabad Mill Hill East]]
|-
| Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank ) || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Battersea) || England || CC 1176543 || [[Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank )]]
|-
| Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Borehamwood || England || – || [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood]]
|-
| Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Bricket Wood || England || CC 1198884 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts]]
|-
| Chabad of Bristol || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bristol || England || CC 1174404 || [[Chabad of Bristol]]
|-
| Chabad of Bushey || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bushey || England || – || [[Chabad of Bushey]]
|-
| Chabad of Cambridge || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cambridge || England || CC 1162783 || [[Chabad of Cambridge]]
|-
| Chabad of Colindale || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1215586 || [[Chabad of Colindale]]
|-
| Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Crouch End) || England || CC 1192714 || [[Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey]]
|-
| Chabad of Didsbury || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1214281 || [[Chabad of Didsbury]]
|-
| Chabad of Finchley || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1197411 || [[Chabad of Finchley]]
|-
| Chabad of Golders Green || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Chabad of Golders Green]]
|-
| Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Greenwich) || England || CC 1195277 || [[Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands]]
|-
| Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1193647 || [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]]
|-
| Chabad of Nottingham || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1144625 || [[Chabad of Nottingham]]
|-
| Chabad of Oxford || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Oxford || England || – || [[Chabad of Oxford]]
|-
| Chabad of South Wales || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1215881 || [[Chabad of South Wales]]
|-
| Chabad of West London - Ealing || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Ealing) || England || – || [[Chabad of West London - Ealing]]
|-
| Chabad West Surrey || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || West Byfleet || England || – || [[Chabad West Surrey]]
|-
| Chabad Whitefield || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1198902 || [[Chabad Whitefield]]
|-
| Chabad Wimbledon || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Wimbledon) || England || CC 1154533 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of South London]]
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Islington) || England || CC 1164760 || [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]]
|-
| Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation]]
|-
| Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)]]
|-
| Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Upper Clapton)]]
|-
| Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Golders Green)]]
|-
| Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)]]
|-
| Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 285475 || [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chassidishe Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1205588 || [[Chassidishe Synagogue]]
|-
| Chatham Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Chatham || England || CC 800902 || [[Chatham Synagogue]]
|-
| Chazak || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Chazak]]
|-
| Cheetham Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1088436 || [[Cheetham Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1171399 || [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chelsea) || England || CC 1101862 || [[Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cheltenham || England || CC 1156818 || [[Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Chernobel Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Manchester || England || CC 1191243 || [[Chernobel Shul]]
|-
| Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1166465 || [[Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue]]
|-
| Cheshire Reform Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester (Sharston) || England || CC 1124560 || [[Cheshire Reform Congregation]]
|-
| Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash]]
|-
| Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || – || [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Chigwell || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue]]
|-
| Childwall Hebrew Congregation || [[United Synagogue]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1148396 || [[Childwall Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Clapton Federation Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Clapton Federation Synagogue]]
|-
| Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Southgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue]]
|-
| Colchester and District Jewish Community || Cross-communal || Colchester || England || CC 237240 || [[Colchester and District Jewish Community]]
|-
| Congregation Ateres Zvi || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1063664 || [[Congregation Ateres Zvi]]
|-
| Congregation Chovevei Torah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1139436 || [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]]
|-
| Congregation of Jacob Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Whitechapel) || England || CC 1208500 || [[Congregation of Jacob Synagogue]]
|-
| Coventry Jewish Reform Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Coventry || England || – || [[Coventry Jewish Reform Community]]
|-
| Cranbrook United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Ilford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]]
|-
| Crawley Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Crawley || England || – || [[Crawley Jewish Community]]
|-
| Crouch End Chavurah || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Crouch End) || England || – || [[Crouch End Chavurah]]
|-
| Croydon & District Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Croydon || England || – || [[Croydon & District Synagogue]]
|-
| Damesek Eliezer Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Damesek Eliezer Synagogue]]
|-
| Darchei Avot || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Darchei Avot]]
|-
| Darlington Hebrew Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Darlington || England || – || [[Darlington Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| David Ishag Synagogue || Sephardi || Wembley || England || CC 260863 || [[David Ishag Synagogue]]
|-
| Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Dvash || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1185002 || [[Dvash]]
|-
| Ealing Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Ealing) || England || CC 1037099 || [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Ealing Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Ealing) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Ealing Synagogue]]
|-
| East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (South Woodford) || England || CC 232980 CC 1171254 || [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| East London Central Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Stepney) || England || – || [[East London Central Synagogue]]
|-
| Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Eastbourne || England || – || [[Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Eastbourne || England || CC 1115670 || [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Edgware || England || CC 1135296 CC 1038116 CC 1172458 || [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1123950 || [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]]
|-
| Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || CC 1197604 || [[Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH)]]
|-
| Edgware Torah Centre || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Edgware Torah Centre]]
|-
| Edgware United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Edgware United Synagogue]]
|-
| Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC016924 || [[Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Eitz Hachaim || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Eitz Hachaim]]
|-
| Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Enfield || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue]]
|-
| Etz Chaim Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 513851 || [[Etz Chaim Synagogue]]
|-
| Etz Chaim Yeshiva || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]]
|-
| Exeter Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Exeter || England || – || [[Exeter Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Finchley Central Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Finchley) || England || – || [[Finchley Central Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || London (Finchley) || England || – || [[Finchley Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| Finchley Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1167285 || [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1137557 || [[Finchley Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Road Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1102303 || [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]]
|-
| Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan) || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]]
|-
| Finsbury Park Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finsbury Park & Manor House) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Finsbury Park Synagogue]]
|-
| Garnethill Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Glasgow || Scotland || OSCR SC010788 || [[Garnethill Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Gateshead Kehilla (Gateshead Hebrew Congregation) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1177090 || [[The Gateshead Kehilla (G.H.C) Limited]]
|-
| Gateshead Kolel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Gateshead || England || – || [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]]
|-
| Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Giffnock || Scotland || OSCR SC049806 || [[Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue]]
|-
| Glasgow Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newton Mearns || Scotland || OSCR SC052553 || [[Glasgow Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Golders Green Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1138578 || [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Golders Green Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Golders Green Synagogue]]
|-
| Great and New Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1135569 || [[Great and New Synagogue]]
|-
| Guildford and District Jewish Community || Cross-communal || Guildford || England || CC 268088 || [[Guildford and District Jewish Community]]
|-
| Hackney & East London Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hackney) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hackney & East London Synagogue]]
|-
| Hadley Wood Jewish Community || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hadley Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hadley Wood Jewish Community]]
|-
| Hale and District Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hale Barns || England || CC 1180143 CC 506820 || [[Hale and District Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue (including the Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue Sephardi Minyan) || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue]]
|-
| Hampstead Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hampstead Synagogue]]
|-
| Harlow Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Harlow || England || CC 1186532 || [[Harlow Jewish Community]]
|-
| Harrogate Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Harrogate || England || CC 1210182 || [[Harrogate Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Hashkama Minyan at EAYC || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || – || [[Hashkama Minyan at EAYC]]
|-
| Havura community || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || – || [[Havura community]]
|-
| Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester (Heaton Park) || England || CC 1159067 || [[Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Heichal Hatorah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 264361 || [[Heichal Hatorah]]
|-
| Heichal Menachem || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Heichal Menachem]]
|-
| Hekhal Leah Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Hekhal Leah Synagogue]]
|-
| Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Hemel Hempstead || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Hendon (United) Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hendon (United) Synagogue]]
|-
| Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1184204 CC 1187431 || [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
| Hendon Beis Hamedrash || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Hendon Beis Hamedrash]]
|-
| Hendon Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Hendon Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Hendon Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| Hidah Synagogue and Beth Midrash || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1021035 || [[Hidah Synagogue and Beth Midrash]]
|-
| Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chingford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue]]
|-
| Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Higher Broughton) || England || – || [[Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1202519 || [[Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Highgate Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Highgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Highgate Synagogue]]
|-
| Hillock Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || – || [[Hillock Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1133404 || [[Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Hull Hebrew Congregation || [[United Synagogue]] || Hull (Anlaby) || England || CC 1035451 || [[Hull Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Ilford Federation Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Ilford || England || – || [[Ilford Federation Synagogue]]
|-
| Isle of Wight Jewish Society || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cowes, Isle of Wight || England || – || [[Isle of Wight Jewish Society]]
|-
| Jacob Benjamin Elias Synagogue || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 291531 || [[Jacob Benjamin Elias Synagogue]]
|-
| JLE || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[JLE]]
|-
| Kahal Chassidim Synagogue || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1101651 || [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]]
|-
| Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1098484 || [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1157128 || [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]]
|-
| Kehal Yedidim || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Kehal Yedidim]]
|-
| Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1196706 || [[Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth Ltd]]
|-
| Kehilas Kol Yaakov || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Kehilas Kol Yaakov]]
|-
| Kehillah North London || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1163562 || [[Kehillah North London]]
|-
| Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1204912 || [[Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel]]
|-
| Kehillas Kerestir || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1201952 || [[Kehillas Kerestir]]
|-
| Kehillas Netzach Yisroel || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || CC 1120294 || [[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]]
|-
| Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cornwall || England || CC 1090562 || [[Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall]]
|-
| Kehillat Nashira , Borehamwood Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || Borehamwood || England || CC 1157989 || [[Kehillat Nashira , Borehamwood Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| Kehillat Or Tzion || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Manchester || England || CC 1212500 || [[Kehillat Or Tzion]]
|-
| Kent Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Maidstone || England || CC 1109044 || [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Kenton Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Kenton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Kenton Synagogue]]
|-
| Kesher Kehillah || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Kesher Kehillah]]
|-
| Kesser Torah || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || – || [[Kesser Torah]]
|-
| Kingsbury Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Kingsbury) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Kingsbury Synagogue]]
|-
| Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1113847 || [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kingston Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Long Ditton, Surbiton || England || CC 270792 || [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Kingston-upon-Thames || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 299763 || [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Knightland Road Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Knightland Road Synagogue]]
|-
| Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hatch End || England || CC 299063 || [[Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community]]
|-
| Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || CC 1081444 || [[Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue]]
|-
| Kol Rina - Golders Green Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Kol Rina - Golders Green Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1072715 CC 1219627 || [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kollel Beis Aharon || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 263957 || [[Kollel Beis Aharon]]
|-
| Kosov Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1204559 || [[Kosov Congregation]]
|-
| Lauderdale Road Synagogue || Sephardi || London (Maida Vale) || England || – || [[Lauderdale Road Synagogue]]
|-
| Leeds Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Leeds || England || – || [[Leeds Masorti Synagogue]]
|-
| Leicester Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leicester || England || CC 1179457 || [[Leicester Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Leicester || England || CC 238867 || [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Levy Kelaty Synagogue Od Yosef Haie || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Levy Kelaty Synagogue Od Yosef Haie]]
|-
| Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Leytonstone) || England || CC 1185624 || [[Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue]]
|-
| Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]]
|-
| Lincolnshire Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Lincoln || England || CC 1190120 || [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]]
|-
| Liverpool Masorti Community || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Liverpool || England || – || [[Liverpool Masorti Community]]
|-
| Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1089175 CC 1196577 || [[Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road]]
|-
| Liverpool Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Liverpool || England || CC 1098181 || [[Liverpool Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Llandudno || Wales || – || [[Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| London Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[London Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| London Sephardi Hebrew Congregation - Porat Yosef Synagogue || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1062880 || [[London Sephardi Hebrew Congregation - Porat Yosef Synagogue]]
|-
| Loughton Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Loughton || England || CC 1188590 || [[Loughton Synagogue]]
|-
| Lubavitch Centre of Leeds || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leeds || England || CC 1123578 || [[Chabad-Lubavitch Centre of Leeds]]
|-
| Lubavitch in the Midlands || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Birmingham || England || – || [[Lubavitch in the Midlands]]
|-
| Lubavitch Liverpool || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1123511 || [[Lubavitch Liverpool]]
|-
| Lubavitch of Edgware || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || – || [[Lubavitch of Edgware]]
|-
| Lubavitch of Scotland || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || Scotland || OSCR SC031458 || [[Lubavitch of Scotland]]
|-
| Lubavitch Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1171625 || [[Lubavitch Synagogue]]
|-
| Luton United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Luton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Luton United Synagogue]]
|-
| Machzike Hadath Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 289999 || [[Machzike Hadath Synagogue]]
|-
| Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1133264 || [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Machzikei Hadass Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 235459 || [[Machzikei Hadass Synagogue]]
|-
| Magen Avot || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Magen Avot]]
|-
| Maidenhead Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Maidenhead || England || CC 1110795 || [[Maidenhead Synagogue]]
|-
| Makor Hayim || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Willesden Green) || England || – || [[Makor Hayim]]
|-
| Manchester Kolel || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Manchester Kolel]]
|-
| Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester || England || CC 1205446 || [[Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row)]]
|-
| Meade Hill Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester || England || CC 1159112 || [[Meade Hill Shul]]
|-
| Meoros Chaim || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1205770 || [[Meoros Chaim]]
|-
| Mesifta Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Mesifta Synagogue]]
|-
| Mill Hill East Jewish Community || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Mill Hill East Jewish Community]]
|-
| Mill Hill United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Mill Hill United Synagogue]]
|-
| Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1058193 || [[Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Montefiore Synagogue || Sephardi || Ramsgate || England || – || [[Montefiore Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Jewish Community || Cross-communal || Stanmore || England || CC 1157109 || [[Mosaic Jewish Community]]
|-
| Mosaic Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 251172 || [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Stanmore || England || CC 1080951 || [[Mosaic Masorti Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 1077299 CC 1159303 || [[Mosaic Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Muswell Hill Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Muswell Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Muswell Hill Synagogue]]
|-
| Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]]
|-
| Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hull (Willerby) || England || CC 1080550 || [[Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform)]]
|-
| Nefesh Hatorah Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1162153 || [[Nefesh Hatorah Minyan]]
|-
| Nekuda Tova Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Nekuda Tova Minyan]]
|-
| Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul]]
|-
| Ner Yisrael Community || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1193566 || [[Ner Yisrael Community]]
|-
| Netzach Israel Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Netzach Israel Synagogue]]
|-
| New Essex Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Ilford || England || – || [[New Essex Masorti Synagogue]]
|-
| New London Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1133578 || [[New London Synagogue]]
|-
| New North London Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1094668 || [[New North London Synagogue]]
|-
| New Rachmistrivke Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1050963 || [[The New Rachmistrivke Synagogue Trust]]
|-
| New Stoke Newington Shul || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1176510 || [[New Stoke Newington Shul]]
|-
| New Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[New Synagogue]]
|-
| New West End Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Bayswater) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[New West End Synagogue]]
|-
| New Whetstone Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Whetstone) || England || – || [[New Whetstone Synagogue]]
|-
| Newcastle Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 246816 || [[Newcastle Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1152757 || [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
| North Manchester Reform Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Whitefield || England || – || [[North Manchester Reform Congregation]]
|-
| North Salford Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1172747 || [[North Salford Synagogue]]
|-
| North West Surrey Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Weybridge || England || CC 256232 || [[North West Surrey Synagogue]]
|-
| North Western Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1186738 CC 247081 || [[North Western Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Northampton Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Northampton || England || CC 1191560 || [[Northampton Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Northwood || England || CC 1092900 || [[Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue]]
|-
| Norwich Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Norwich || England || CC 1187450 || [[Norwich Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Norwich Progressive Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Norwich || England || CC 1053565 || [[Norwich Progressive Jewish Community]]
|-
| Nottingham Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1188843 || [[Nottingham Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Nottingham Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Nottingham || England || CC 246773 || [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newbury Park, Ilford || England || CC 236663 || [[Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel David Eastern Synagogue || Sephardi || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 243901 CC 1166039 || [[Ohel David Eastern Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel David Sephardi Synagogue (Essex) || Sephardi || Ilford || England || – || [[Ohel David Sephardi Synagogue (Essex)]]
|-
| Ohel Devorah Adeni Synagogue || Sephardi (Adeni) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 1159507 || [[Ohel Devorah Adeni Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel Mo'ed || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Ohel Mo'ed]]
|-
| Ohel Moshe Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207160 || [[Ohel Moshe Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel Sholom || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1195444 || [[Ohel Sholom]]
|-
| Ohel Torah Congregation || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1136772 || [[Ohel Torah Congregation]]
|-
| Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1115308 || [[Bais Hamedrash Ohel Yakov Ltd]]
|-
| Ohr Hachayim Synagogue || Sephardi || Edgware || England || – || [[Ohr Hachayim Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohr Yerushalayim || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1078745 || [[Ohr Yerushalayim Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohr Yisrael Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Borehamwood || England || – || [[Ohr Yisrael Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohromayach Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Ohromayach Congregation]]
|-
| Oxford Jewish Congregation || Cross-communal || Oxford || England || CC 267045 CC 231853 || [[Oxford Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Oxford Masorti Group || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Oxford || England || – || [[Oxford Masorti Group]]
|-
| Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Palmers Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue]]
|-
| Persian Hebrew Congregation || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Persian Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Persian Sephardi Synagogue (Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan) || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1132415 || [[Persian Sephardi Synagogue (Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]]
|-
| Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Peterborough || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Peterborough || England || – || [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Pinner Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Pinner || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Pinner Synagogue]]
|-
| Plymouth Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Plymouth || England || CC 220010 || [[Plymouth Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Portsmouth || England || CC 1211148 || [[Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Potters Bar || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue]]
|-
| Prestwich Beth Hamedrash || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 701846 || [[Prestwich Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Prestwich Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1169075 || [[Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Queenshill Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1079261 || [[Queenshill Synagogue]]
|-
| Radlett Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Radlett || England || CC 1161059 || [[Radlett Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Radlett United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Radlett || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Radlett United Synagogue]]
|-
| Rambam Sephardi Synagogue || Sephardi || Borehamwood || England || – || [[Rambam Sephardi Synagogue]]
|-
| Reading Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Reading || England || CC 220098 || [[Reading Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Reading Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Reading || England || CC 281610 || [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Reshet Congregaton || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Reshet Congregaton]]
|-
| Richmond Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Richmond || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Richmond Synagogue]]
|-
| RNH Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1123674 || [[RNH Synagogue & College Ltd]]
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| Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Romford || England || CC 1121253 || [[Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue]]
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| Saatchi Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1098107 || [[Saatchi Synagogue]]
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| Safardi Minyan || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1002406 || [[Safardi Minyan]]
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| Sale and District Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Sale || England || CC 1201165 || [[Sale and District Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Sandys Row Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Spitalfields) || England || CC 1136453 || [[Sandys Row Synagogue]]
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| Sarah Klauser Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || – || [[Sarah Klauser Synagogue]]
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| Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev]]
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| Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1058820 || [[Beth Hamedrash D'Nitra]]
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| Sedgley Park Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich (Sedgley Park) || England || CC 504984 || [[Sedgley Park Synagogue]]
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| Seed Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Seed Shul]]
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| Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester || Sephardi || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1067759 || [[Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester]]
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| Seven Hills Shul || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Sheffield || England || CC 1127317 || [[Seven Hills Shul]]
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| Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Whetstone) || England || CC 1171418 || [[Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue]]
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| Shaare Sedek Synagogue || Sephardi || Hale Barns || England || – || [[Shaare Sedek Synagogue]]
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| Shenley United Jewish Community || [[United Synagogue]] || Shenley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Shenley United Jewish Community]]
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| Shomrai Hadath Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || – || [[Shomrai Hadath Synagogue]]
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| Shomrei Hadass Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || – || [[Shomrei Hadass Congregation]]
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| Shul in the Park || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || Scotland || OSCR SC046529 || [[Shul in the Park]]
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| Sinai Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Sinai Synagogue]]
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| Sinai Synagogue (Reform) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Leeds || England || CC 1149738 || [[Sinai Synagogue (Reform)]]
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| Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Solihull || England || CC 1100938 || [[Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation]]
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| South Bucks Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Amersham || England || CC 1098078 || [[South Bucks Jewish Community]]
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| South Hampshire Progressive Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Southampton area || England || CC 1040109 || [[South Hampshire Progressive Community]]
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| South Hampstead Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Belsize Park) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[South Hampstead Synagogue]]
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| South Herts and Edgware Masorti || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || – || [[South Herts and Edgware Masorti]]
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| South London Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Streatham) || England || CC 236711 || [[South London Liberal Synagogue]]
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| South London Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[South London Synagogue]]
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| South Manchester Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bowdon || England || CC 1124507 || [[South Manchester Synagogue]]
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| South Tottenham Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South Tottenham) || England || CC 1145657 || [[South Tottenham Synagogue]]
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| Southampton Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Southampton || England || CC 1208483 || [[Southampton Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Southend & District Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 237616 || [[Southend & District Reform Synagogue]]
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| Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1099107 || [[Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Southgate Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 239096 || [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]]
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| Southport & District Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Southport || England || CC 227576 || [[Southport & District Reform Synagogue]]
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| Southport Hebrew Congregation || [[United Synagogue]] || Southport || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Southport Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue || Sephardi || Salford || England || CC 1192827 || [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue]]
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| Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park || Sephardi || London (Notting Hill) || England || CC 248945 || [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park]]
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| Spinke Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Springfield Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207000 || [[Springfield Synagogue]]
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| St Albans Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || St Albans || England || CC 1118649 || [[St Albans Masorti Synagogue]]
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| St Albans United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || St Albans || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[St Albans United Synagogue]]
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| St Annes Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Lytham St Annes || England || CC 1161187 || [[St Annes Hebrew Congregation]]
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| St. John's Wood Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[St. John's Wood Synagogue]]
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| Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Staines-upon-Thames || England || CC 1023277 || [[Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue]]
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| Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue]]
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| Stevenage Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stevenage || England || – || [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]]
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| Stolin Karlin || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Stolin Karlin]]
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| Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Ipswich || England || – || [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]]
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| Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC035678 || [[Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community)]]
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| Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || CC 1188399 || [[Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue]]
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| Sutton & District United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Sutton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Sutton & District United Synagogue]]
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| Swansea Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Swansea || Wales || CC 249472 || [[Swansea Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Swindon Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Swindon || England || – || [[Swindon Jewish Community]]
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| Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Salford || England || – || [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]]
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| Tayside & Fife Jewish Community || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Dundee || Scotland || OSCR SC012108 || [[Tayside & Fife Jewish Community]]
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| Thanet & District Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Ramsgate || England || CC 294859 || [[Thanet & District Reform Synagogue]]
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| The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Northwood || England || CC 1160487 || [[The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue)]]
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| The BL Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1169519 || [[The BL Minyan]]
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| The Hampstead Village Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead) || England || CC 1124605 || [[The Hampstead Village Shul]]
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| The Liberal Jewish Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 235668 CC 1159292 || [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]]
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| The Liberal Synagogue Elstree || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Elstree || England || CC 1182920 CC 262001 || [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]]
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| The Minyan (Ohel Moshe) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1113311 || [[The Minyan (Ohel Moshe)]]
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| Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Gloucester || England || CC 1159055 || [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]]
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| Tiferes Yisroel Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1191518 || [[Tiferes Yisroel Minyan]]
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| Tiferet Eyal Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1116736 || [[Tiferet Eyal Synagogue]]
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| Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Brentwood || England || – || [[Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue)]]
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| Toldot Aharon || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1162774 || [[Toldot Aharon]]
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| Torah Action Life || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1145908 || [[Torah Action Life]]
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| Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Toras Chaim (shtiebl) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1147957 || [[Toras Chaim (shtiebl)]]
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| Toras Chaim Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1103481 || [[Toras Chaim Synagogue]]
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| Torat Moshe || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Torat Moshe]]
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| Totnes Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Totnes || England || – || [[Totnes Jewish Community]]
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| Tsur Yisrael (Gibraltar Minyan) || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1101668 || [[Tsur Yisrael (Gibraltar Minyan)]]
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| United Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 515316 || [[United Hebrew Congregation]]
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| United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 504336 || [[United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne]]
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| United Synagogue - Manchester || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || – || [[United Synagogue - Manchester]]
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| United Synagogue - Sheffield || [[United Synagogue]] || Sheffield || England || CC 250281 || [[United Synagogue - Sheffield]]
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| Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1200227 || [[Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash]]
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| Walford Road Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1101200 || [[Walford Road Synagogue]]
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| Watford & District Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Watford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Watford & District Synagogue]]
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| Welshpool Jewish Group || Unaffiliated || Welshpool || Wales || – || [[Welshpool Jewish Group]]
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| Welwyn Garden City Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Welwyn Garden City || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Welwyn Garden City Synagogue]]
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| Wembley Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Wembley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Wembley Synagogue]]
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| Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi || Sephardi || Wembley || England || – || [[Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi]]
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| Wessex Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1160082 || [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]]
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| West Central Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Bloomsbury) || England || – || [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]]
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| West End Great Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1076252 || [[West End Great Synagogue]]
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| West London Synagogue of British Jews || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (West End) || England || CC 1155821 || [[The West London Synagogue of British Jews]]
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| Westcliff Charedi Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1192449 || [[Westcliff Charedi Synagogue]]
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| Western Marble Arch Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1154188 CC 1167711 || [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue]]
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| Westminster Synagogue || Independent || London (Knightsbridge) || England || CC 1133190 || [[Westminster Synagogue]]
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| Whitefield Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1164798 || [[Whitefield Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Wimbledon & District Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wimbledon Park) || England || CC 1150678 || [[Wimbledon and District Synagogue]]
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| Woodford Forest United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Woodford Forest United Synagogue]]
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| Woodside Park Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (North Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Woodside Park Synagogue]]
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| Yeshivas Ahavas Torah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || – || [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]]
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| Yeshivas Ohr Torah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Hitchin || England || – || [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]]
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| Yeshivas Toras Chesed || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]]
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| Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 260802 || [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]]
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| Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Gatley || England || CC 236420 || [[Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Yeshurun Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Yeshurun Synagogue]]
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| Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]]
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| York Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || York || England || CC 1166145 || [[York Liberal Jewish Community]]
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| Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1187313 || [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || – || [[Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue]]
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| Zichron Reuven Aharon || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1178980 || [[Zichron Reuven Aharon]]
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| Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1020588 || [[Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue]]
|}

== See also ==
* [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]
* [[Jewish Schools in the UK]]
* [[Board of Deputies of British Jews]]
* [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]

== Notes ==
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[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Hasidic Judaism in the United Kingdom]]

Liberal Judaism (UK)

2026-10-29T21:40:44Z

Synagogue bot: Added section on the Movement for Progressive Judaism, linking to its member list

Liberal Judaism (ULPS) supports and develops a network of liberal and progressive synagogues and communities across the UK and Europe. On 5 November 2012, 'Liberal Judaism (ULPS)" was incorporated as a registered company (company no: 08281223), a private company limited by guarantee without a share capital (and with an exemption from use of the word 'Limited').<ref>[https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08281223 Liberal Judaism (ULPS)], Companies House. Retrieved 1 December 2021</ref> It is also a registered charity (No: 1151090), registered on 5 March 2013.<ref>[https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/5033836/governing-document Liberal Judaism (ULPS)], Charity Commission. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

==Liberal Judaism and Zionism==
Liberal Judaism (UK) is a 'progressive' Zionist organisation. Along with [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]], it is a member of the [[World Union for Progressive Judiasm]]<ref name="affiliations"/> which is an affiliate organisation of the [[World Zionist Organisation]] (WZO).<ref>[https://www.wzo.org.il/Affiliated-Zionist-organizations Affiliated Zionist Organisations], World Zionist Organisation. Retrieved 9 December 2021.</ref> Its youth movement [[LJY-Netzer]] are a branch of [[Netzer Olami]], the worldwide Progressive Zionist youth organisation.<ref name="LJY Netzer"/> Liberal Judaism is, therefore, a formal member of the [[Zionist movement]].

On its website it states its position on Israel and Zionism:

:We affirm a love for the Land of Israel and a strong commitment to the State of Israel. We pray for her people, care about her security and wish to enact the vision of her founders of a Jewish state for all its inhabitants, at peace with its neighbours, democratic and prosperous. We promote a two-state solution, and oppose all boycotts. We also strive to emphasise the value of, and to nurture, the unique symbiosis between Israel and the Diaspora. We combine this vision of Israel with strong support for religious pluralism within the State, and partner with selected organisations within Israel to advance the cause of Progressive Judaism inside Israel and the rights of all Israelis, including those of other faiths and none.<ref>Liberal Judaism [https://web.archive.org/web/20231118145015/https://www.liberaljudaism.org/who-we-are/what-is-liberal-judaism/ What is Liberal Judaism?]</ref>

==History==
The start of Liberal Judaism in the UK can be traced back to 1902 with the founding of the [[Jewish Religious Union]] by [[Lily Montagu]] (1873-1963) and [[Claude Montefiore]]. In 1944 the [[Union of Liberal and Progressive Synagogues]] (now called Liberal Judaism) was founded. There were 11 affiliated synagogues by 1949, 28 by 1991 and 31 by 2005. As of December 2021 there are 39 affiliated synagogues and communities as listed on the Liberal Judaism website.<ref name="communities"/>

The movement's first Rabbi was [[Israel I. Mattuck]], who established Liberal Judaism in Britain as a movement whose character resembled the radical end of American Reform Judaism.

The organisation is part of the [[World Union for Progressive Judaism]], which estimated their membership to be around 1.7 million in 2009 and is claimed to be the largest grouping of Jews in the world.<ref name"history">[https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/judaism/subdivisions/liberal_1.shtml Liberal Judaism], BBC, 12 August 2009.</ref>

Membership of Liberal congregations in 2016 (including the unaffiliated [[Belsize Square Synagogue]]) constituted some 8.2% of synagogue membership in the United Kingdom.<ref>"Jewish News", Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1, 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Reseach, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref>

==People==
Correct as of 29 November 2021:<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/who-we-are/whos-who/ Liberal Judaism People], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 29 November 2021.</ref>
===Staff===
Rabbi [[Charley Baginsky]] - Chief Executive Officer | [[Shelley Shocolinsky-Dwyer]] - Chief Operating Officer | [[Alexandra Gellnick]] - Director of Community Partnerships | [[Becca Fetterman]] - Director of Youth | [[Ali Simmons]] - Office Coordinator | [[Tanya Garfield]] - Senior Administrator | [[Janet Manderson]] - Financial Accountant | [[Simon Rothstein]] - LJ Today Editor & Public Relations | [[Thomas Rich]] - Fundraising & Events Manager | [[Jess Mindel]] - LJY-Netzer Movement Worker | [[Joe Shotton]] - LJY-Netzer Movement Worker | Rabbi [[Anna Posner]] - Student Chaplain | Rabbi [[Eryn London]] - Chaplaincy Project Manager | [[Shaan Knan]] - Project Manager; Heritage Projects | [[Alison Turner]] - Liberal Judaism Archivist

===Rabbis===
[[Rebecca Birk]] Finchley Progressive Synagogue; Co-Chair of The Conference of Liberal Rabbis and Cantors | Dr [[René Pfertzel]] Kingston Liberal Synagogue; Co-Chair of The Conference of Liberal Rabbis and Cantors | [[Charley Baginsky]] Chief Executive Officer of Liberal Judaism | [[Rachel Benjamin]] Liberal Jewish Synagogue (St John’s Wood) | [[Rebecca Birk]] Finchley Progressive Synagogue | [[Janet Burden]] (Emeritus) Ealing Liberal Synagogue | [[Elana Dellal]] The Liberal Jewish Synagogue (St John’s Wood) | [[Nathan Godleman]] The South London Liberal Synagogue | [[Aaron Goldstein]] Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue | Dr [[Andrew Goldstein]] (Emeritus) Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue | [[Roberta Harris-Eckstein]] Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community | Dr [[Frank Hellner]] (Emeritus) Finchley Progressive Synagogue | [[David Hulbert]] (Emeritus) East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue | Dr [[Margaret Jacobi]] Birmingham Progressive Synagogue | [[Richard Jacobi]] East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue | [[Leah Jordan]] Kehillah North London | [[Yuval Keren]] Southgate Progressive Synagogue | [[Sandra Kviat]] Crouch End Chavurah & Shir Hatzafon (Copenhagen) | [[Miri Lawrence]] Ealing Liberal Synagogue | [[Monique Mayer]] Bristol & West Progressive Jewish Congregation | Dr [[Charles H Middleburgh]] (Emeritus) Dublin Jewish Progressive Congregation | [[Lea Mühlstein]] Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue | Dr [[René Pfertzel]] Kingston Liberal Synagogue | [[Anna Posner]] Student Chaplain, Beit Klal Yisrael, & Norwich Liberal Jewish Congregation | [[Danny Rich]] (Emeritus) Kingston Liberal Synagogue | [[Tanya Sakhnovich]] Nottingham Liberal Synagogue | [[Mark Solomon]] Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community & Leicester Progressive Jewish Community | [[Jackie Tabick]] West Central Liberal Synagogue | [[Elizabeth Tikvah Sarah]] Brighton & Hove Progressive Synagogue | [[Pete Tobias]] The Liberal Synagogue Elstree | [[Alexandra Wright]] The Liberal Jewish Synagogue (St John’s Wood) | [[Igor Zinkov]] The Liberal Jewish Synagogue

===Officers & Vice Presidents===
====Board of National Officers====
[[Ruth Seager]] - Chair | [[Karen Newman]] - Deputy Chair | [[Paul Silver-Myer]] - Treasurer | [[Amanda McFeeters]] - Company Secretary | [[Ros Clayton]] - Officer; Legal Governance | [[Hannah Stephenson]] - Officer; Youth | [[Susanne Szal Combe]] - Officer; Education, Complaints and Policies | [[Owen Power]] - Officer; Inclusion and Communications | [[Janet Berkman]] - Officer; Communities | [[Alex Kinchin-Smith]] - Officer; Strategy/Structure and HR | [[Leslie Moss]] - Officer; Strategy and Finance

The chair(s) of The Conference of Liberal Rabbis and Cantors also sits on the Board of National Officers of Liberal Judaism.

====Liberal Judaism President & Vice Presidents====
Rabbi Dr [[Andrew Goldstein]] - President | [[Simon Benscher]] | [[Monique Blake]] | [[Lord Fink]] | [[Louise Freedman]] | [[Sharon Goldstein]] | [[Lucian J. Hudson]] | [[David Lipman]] | [[Corinne Oppenheimer]] | [[David Pick]] | Rabbi [[Danny Rich]] | [[Tony Sacker]] | [[Joan Shopper]] | [[Phil Stone]] | [[Beverly Taylor]]

==LJY-Netzer==
[[LJY-Netzer]] is the youth movement of Liberal Judaism. Founded in 1947 as FLPJYG ([[Federation of Liberal and Progressive Jewish Youth Groups]]), it was renamed in 2004.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170920223755/http://www.ljy-netzer.org/history/ LJY Netzer] LJY Netzer. Retrieved via the Internet Archive on 1 December 2021.</ref>

They run a host of events around the country throughout the year for young people aged between 8 and 23 years old.

LJY-Netzer are a branch of [[Netzer Olami]], the worldwide Progressive Zionist youth organisation. This gives them a link to thousands of other progressive Jewish young people in more than a dozen countries around the world.

LJY-Netzer’s events include day events, youth clubs, overnight residential, longer camps and trips abroad. The flagship events are spring camp (Machaneh Aviv), the amazing summer camp (Machaneh Kadimah), Europe Tour (Kayitz), Israel Tour and a gap-year programme in Israel for 18-year-olds (Shnat Netzer).

LJY-Netzer is run by a team of professionals called movement workers, based at Liberal Judaism’s head office in Central London, and a larger group of volunteers who help on nationwide events.

LJY-Netzer is an ideological youth movement. This means they have a set of values that guide everything they do. There are four main pillars of LJY-Netzer’s ideology: Liberal Judaism, Progressive Zionism, Tikkun Olam and Youth Empowerment. The ideology shapes how they run the movement, ensuring that all aspects of the ideology are covered on each event.<ref name="LJY Netzer">[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/ljy-netzer/ LJY-Netzer], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 29 November 2021.</ref>

==Alliance for Progressive Judaism==
On 17 September 2014 '''Liberal Judaism''' and the [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] announced the creation of an alliance between their two movements. The [[Alliance for Progressive Judaism]] saw an expansion of collaboration between the two movements in areas such as student chaplaincy, social justice and social action. Leaders from both Liberal Judaism and Reform Judaism were keen to stress that this was not a merger and the two movements would retain their autonomy and distinct identities.<ref>[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/liberal-and-reform-together-launch-alliance-for-progressive-judaism/ Liberal and Reform together launch alliance for Progressive Judaism], Reform Judaism. 17 September 2014. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

In 2017, the Alliance for Progressive Judaism established an Israel Desk. This full-time position aims to build and strengthen the movements relationship with Israel. The desk is a collaborative venture and is jointly funded by [[ProZion]], [[Israel Movement for Reform & Progressive Judaism]] (IMPJ), [[Friends of Leo Baeck Haifa]] and [[Friends of Progressive Judaism]] (FPJ).<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/israel-and-the-diaspora/ Israel & the Diaspora], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

The Israel Desk is currently staffed by [[Carrie Shaw]].<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/alliance-for-progressive-judaism/carrie-shaw/ Carrie Shaw – Alliance for Progressive Judaism & Israel Desk Coordinator], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

==Members and Communities==
[[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Beit Klal Yisrael]] (London) | [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Brighton & Hove Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Bristol & West Progressive Jewish Congregation]] | [[Crawley Jewish Community]] | [[Crouch End Chavurah]] | [[Dublin Jewish Progressive Congregation]] | [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Kehillah North London]] | [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]] | [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]] (St John's Wood) | [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]] | [[Manchester Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]] (Harrow) | [[Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Norwich Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Shir Hatzafon]] (Copenhagen) | [[South Bucks Jewish Community]] | [[South London Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]] | [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]] | [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]] (Ipswich) | [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]] | [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]] | [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]] (Bournemouth) | [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]] (London) | [[York Liberal Synagogue]]<ref name="communities">[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/where-we-are/communities/communities-list/ Liberal Judaism Communities], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

===Developing Communities & Associated Congregations===
Beit Ha’Chidush (Amsterdam) | Oxford Liberal Jewish Services<ref name="communities"/>

==Programmes==
*[[LJY-Netzer]] - LJY-Netzer is the youth movement of Liberal Judaism. They run a host of events around the country throughout the year for young people aged between 8 and 23 years old.
*Progressive Jewish Students - The Alliance for Progressive Judaism’s Progressive Jewish Students team offers educational and religious support for Progressive Jewish university students, as well as rabbinic and pastoral care and connections by our Student Chaplaincy. As part of external advocacy, it aims to lift up the Progressive Jewish voice on campus to combat anti-Semitism, strengthen the connection between students and the media, provide pastoral support to students running for on-campus elections, enable students to engage in serious dialogue with one another, and advocate for Progressive Jewish voices in the context of Orthodox-normative Jewish student life.<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/students/ Progressive Jewish Students], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>
*Rainbow Pilgrims: The Rites and Passages of LGBTQI Migrants in Britain
*Twilight People
*Rainbow Jews
*Judaism in Plain Sight – Kabbalat Torah Programme

==Affiliations==
Liberal Judaism’s sister and partner organisations:<ref name="affiliations">[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/resources/links/ Liberal Judaism’s sister and partner organisations], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 29 November 2021.</ref>

===Progressive Judaism===
*[[World Union for Progressive Judaism]]
*[[European Union for Progressive Judaism]]
*[[Netzer Olami]]
*[[Union for Reform Judaism]] (North America)
*[[Movement for Reform Judaism]] (UK)
*[[Leo Baeck College]]
*[[The Israel Movement for Progressive Judaism]]
*[[Israel Religious Action Centre]]
*[[The Friends of Progressive Judaism in Israel & Europe]]
*[[ProZion]]/[[Arzenu UK]]

===Partner Organisations===
*[[Citizens UK]]
*[[The Faith & Belief Forum]]
*[[Council of Christians and Jews]]
*[[Mitzvah Day 365]]
*[[Board of Deputies of British Jews]]
*[[Jewish Leadership Council]]
*[[Jewish Book Service]]

===Jewish Schools===
*[[Akiva School]]
*[[Clore Shalom School]]
*[[Clore Tikva School]]
*[[JCoSS School]]
*[[Mosaic Jewish Primary School]]

==Contact==
:Website: [https://www.liberaljudaism.org www.liberaljudaism.org]
:Address: The Montagu Centre, 21 Maple Street, London, W1T 4BE
:Tel: +44 (0) 20 7580 1663
:email: montagu@liberaljudaism.org
:Twitter: @liberaljudaism

== Movement for Progressive Judaism ==
On 1 January 2026 the Movement for Reform Judaism and Liberal Judaism united to form [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] (MPJ).<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The MPJ's directory lists 28 UK communities of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The full list of member communities, showing each community's Reform or Liberal heritage, is at [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism#Member communities]].

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category: Synagogue movements UK]][[Category:Zionist movement UK]]

The Movement for Reform Judaism

2026-10-29T21:40:40Z

Synagogue bot: Added section on the Movement for Progressive Judaism, linking to its member list

'''The Movement for Reform Judaism''' (also known simply as '''Reform Judaism''') is one of the two [[World Union for Progressive Judaism]]–affiliated denominations in the United Kingdom. Reform is generally more traditional in its beliefs than its smaller counterpart, [[Liberal Judaism (UK) | Liberal Judaism]]. It consists of 41 synagogues with more than 35,000 men, women and children (approximately 20% of UK synagogue affiliations).<ref name="about">[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/about/ About Reform Judaism], Reform Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref> Reform is an "unequivocally Zionist movement" which has a "...non-negotiable commitment to the State of Israel and its security".<ref>[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/israel/ Israel], Reform Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref> The movement is a constituent of the [[World Union for Progressive Judiasm]]<ref name="about"/> which is an affiliate organisation of the [[World Zionist Organization]] (WZO).<ref>[https://www.wzo.org.il/Affiliated-Zionist-organizations Affiliated Zionist Organisations], World Zionist Organization. Retrieved 9 December 2021.</ref>

On 8 November 2010, 'The Movement for Reform Judaism" was incorporated as a registered company (company no: 07431950), a private company limited by guarantee without a share capital (and with an exemption from use of the word 'Limited').<ref>[https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/07431950 The Movement for Reform Judaism Overview], Companies House. Retrieved 2 December 2021.</ref>

It is also a registered charity (No: 1139806), registered on 12 January 2011.<ref>[https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/5015263/governance The Movement for Reform Judaism Governance], Charity Commission. Retrieved 2 December 2021.</ref>

==Background and History==

==People==
Correct as of 1 December 2021:<ref>[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/leadership/ Reform Judaism Leadership], Reform Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

===Chairs===
Rabbi [[James Baaden]] - Co-chair of the Assembly of Reform Rabbis and Cantors | Rabbi [[Kathleen Middleton]] - Co-chair of the Assembly of Reform Rabbis and Cantors | [[Michael Harris]] | [[Paul Langsford]]

===Board Members===
[[Daniel Benjamin]] | [[Daniel Mackintosh]] | [[Ian Lancaster]] | [[Joey Leskin]] | [[Kathy Hirst]] | [[Melvin Pedro]] | [[Michael Harris]] | [[Michele Saffer]] | [[Paul Langsford]] | [[Peter Fraser]] | [[Roberto Lampl]] | [[Roy Saatchi]]

===Senior Management Team===
[[Debbie Doobay]] – Chief Operating Officer | [[Amit Handelsman]] – Director of Community Partnership | [[Sarita Robinson]] – Director of Community Partnership | Rabbi Dr [[Jackie Tabick]] – Beit Din Convenor | [[Sharon Daniels]] – Head of Safeguarding and Wellbeing | [[Gilly Shulman]] – Director of HR

==Relationship with Israel==
The Reform Judaism website states its position on Israel as the following:

<blockquote style="background-color:beige;border:1pt solid Darkgoldenrod;padding:1%">We are unequivocally Zionist. We have a non-negotiable commitment to the State of Israel and its security. We believe that the pursuit of peace is the highest ideal and priority. We are deeply committed to democracy; human rights and social justice; and religious pluralism.
We are committed to two viable states as the only just and realistic solution to the present situation.
We believe that Israel should be a Jewish state and a state for all its citizens.
We believe that exponents of moderate, liberal Judaism should ally with moderate, liberal secularists and work together to combat both religious and secular extremism.

Reform Judaism supports organisations dedicated to building bridges – both between Israeli Jews and Israeli Arabs and between Israeli Jews and Palestinians on the West Bank and in Gaza.<ref>[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/about/ Reform Judaism - Our Relationship with Israel], Reform Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref> </blockquote>

==Programmes==
Reform Judaism supports the work of the following pro-Israel organisations:<ref>[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/israel/ Israeli Organisations], Reform Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

*[[Abraham Fund Initiatives]]
*[[British Friends of Merchavim]]
*[[Center for Jewish-Arab Economic Development]]
*[[Israel-Palestine Center for Research and Information]]
*[[Leo Baeck Education Center]]
*[[Mahapach-Taghir]]
*[[New Israel Fund]]
*[[OneVoice]]
*[[Parents Circle – Families Forum]]
*[[Rabbis for Human Rights]]
*[[Women of the Wall]]
*[[Israel Movement for Reform & Progressive Judaism]] (IMPJ)

==RSY-Netzer Zionist Youth Movement==
Reform sponsors the RSY-Netzer youth movement. RSY stands for Reform Synagogue Youth, and Netzer stands for Noar Tzioni Reformi (Reform Zionist Youth). It is part of the global Zionist youth movement, [[Netzer Olami]].

The movement is run by 'Movement Workers' who help actualise the ideology. The group holds an annaul veidah (conference) where beliefs and practices are discussed. Decisions are recorded in a Policies, Beliefs and Actions booklet. The movement workers’ ‘vision’ for RSY-Netzer is ‘To educate, empower and challenge young Jews, creating a community for them to blossom, whilst practising our Reform values both within our movement and in the wider world.’<ref name="RSY-Netzer">[https://rsy-netzer.org.uk/about/what-we-believe/ What We Believe], RSY-Netzer. Retrieved 2 December 2021.</ref> The group holds various events throughout the year. Five summer camps (Shemesh) are held for differing age groups and a day camp (which is actually a week long non-residential camp) (Garanim) is held for 5-11 year olds. Post-GCSE tours of Israel are organised to "...engage with progressive Judaism in Israel and to introduce what it means to be a Reform Zionist!"<ref>[https://rsy-netzer.org.uk/about/what-we-do/ What We Do], RSY-Netzer. Retrieved 2 December 2021.</ref> Winter camps are also held along with a leadership programme (Course Hadracha) for 15-17 year olds. A gap year scheme also exists which is spent with RSY-Netzer's sister movement [[LJY-Netzer]].

RSY-Netzer is affiliated to the Movement for Reform Judaism and the worldwide Reform Zionist Youth Movement, Netzer Olami and works in partnership with all the Reform synagogues in the UK.

The group has been critical of Israeli government actions, releasing a statement condemning the proposed unilateral annexation of West Bank territories.<ref>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ueuCCrw_xhsrdJ1ScfcHDBCvuram5XPvyAnJfhvLq58/edit RSY-Netzer Statement on Annexation], Google Doc of RSY-Netzer Statement. Retrieved 2 December 2021.</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/RSYNetzer/status/1280806667983171586?s=20 Tweet regarding RSY-Netzer's Statement against the proposed annexation of West Bank Territories by the Israeli Government], Twitter. Retrieved 2 December 2021.</ref>

==Alliance for Progressive Judaism==
On 17 September 2014 [[Liberal Judaism (UK)]] and the [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] announced the creation of an alliance between their two movements. The [[Alliance for Progressive Judaism]] saw an expansion of collaboration between the two movements in areas such as student chaplaincy, social justice and social action. Leaders from both Liberal Judaism and Reform Judaism were keen to stress that this was not a merger and the two movements would retain their autonomy and distinct identities.<ref>[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/liberal-and-reform-together-launch-alliance-for-progressive-judaism/ Liberal and Reform together launch alliance for Progressive Judaism], Reform Judaism. 17 September 2014. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

In 2017, the Alliance for Progressive Judaism established an Israel Desk. This full-time position aims to build and strengthen the movements relationship with Israel. The desk is a collaborative venture and is jointly funded by [[ProZion]], [[Israel Movement for Reform & Progressive Judaism]] (IMPJ), [[Friends of Leo Baeck Haifa]] and [[Friends of Progressive Judaism]] (FPJ).<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/israel-and-the-diaspora/ Israel & the Diaspora], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

The Israel Desk is currently staffed by [[Carrie Shaw]].<ref>[https://www.liberaljudaism.org/what-we-do/alliance-for-progressive-judaism/carrie-shaw/ Carrie Shaw – Alliance for Progressive Judaism & Israel Desk Coordinator], Liberal Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

==Members and Communities==
===A-E===
[[Alyth]] ([[North Western Reform Synagogue]]) | [[Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation]] | [[Bournemouth Reform Synagogue]] | [[Bradford Tree of Life Synagogue]] | [[Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue]] | [[Bromley Reform Synagogue]] | [[Cardiff Reform Synagogue]] | [[Coventry Reform Jewish Community]] | [[Darlington Hebrew Congregation]] |
===F-J===
[[Glasgow Reform Synagogue]] | [[Harlow Jewish Community]] | [[Isle of Wight Jewish Society]] |
===K-O===
[[Kehilat Kernow Synagogue]] | [[Liverpool Reform Synagogue]] | [[Manchester Reform Synagogue]] | [[Menorah Synagogue]] | [[Ne’ve Shalom, Hull Reform Synagogue]] | [[Newcastle Reform Synagogue]] | |

===P-T===
[[Southport and District Reform Synagogue]] | [[Sinai Synagogue]] | [[Sha’arei Shalom]] | [[Seven Hills (Sheffield and District Reform Synagogue)]] | [[Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue]] | [[Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue]] | [[Swindon Jewish Community]] | [[Radlett Reform Synagogue]] | [[Maidenhead Synagogue]] | [[Kol Chai Hatch End Jewish Community]] | [[Edgware and Hendon Reform Synagogue]] | [[Mosaic Reform Synagogue]] | [[Sha’arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue]] | [[Finchley Reform Synagogue]] | [[Makor Hayim]] | [[Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue]] | [[West London Synagogue]] | [[South West Essex and Settlement Reform Synagogue]] | [[Tikvah Chadasha]] | [[North West Surrey Synagogue]] | [[Southend and District Reform Synagogue]] | [[South Hampshire Reform Jewish Community]] | [ [[Totnes Reform Jewish Group]] | |
[[Thanet & District Reform Synagogue]] |

===U-Z===
[[Wimbledon Synagogue]]<ref>[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk/synagogue-locator/ Synagogues], Reform Judaism. Retrieved 1 December 2021.</ref>

==Affiliations==
*[[Liberal Judaism (UK)]]
*[[World Union for Progressive Judaism]]
*[[European Union for Progressive Judaism]]
*[[Leo Baeck College]]
*[[RSY-Netzer]]
*[[Westminster Synagogue]] not formally a member but affiliated via Beth Din.

==Contact==
:The Movement for Reform Judaism
:The [[Sternberg Centre for Judaism]]
:80 East End Road, London
:N3 2SY

:Tel: 020 8349 5640
:[https://www.reformjudaism.org.uk www.reformjudaism.org.uk]

== Movement for Progressive Judaism ==
On 1 January 2026 the Movement for Reform Judaism and Liberal Judaism united to form [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] (MPJ).<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The MPJ's directory lists 49 UK communities of Reform heritage.<ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The full list of member communities, showing each community's Reform or Liberal heritage, is at [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism#Member communities]].

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category: Synagogue movements UK]][[Category:Zionist Movement UK]]

Chabad Lubavitch UK

2026-10-29T21:40:36Z

Synagogue bot: Added list of member congregations

{{Chabad sidebar}}
[[Chabad-Lubavitch UK]] is the UK branch of the global [[Chabad-Lubavitch]] movement which is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York City. The UK branch registered office is at 107-115 Stamford Hill, London, England, N16 5RP.

It takes the institutional form of a charity called [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] registered in England and Wales (charity number 227638). The charity is governed by the board of directors of the corporate trustee [[Lubavitch (UK) Limited]] (Company No.02932344), which is responsible for setting the charity's strategy, for ensuring good governance and that it fulfils its objectives of delivering public benefit. Since August 2021 there has been a second company registered at [[Companies House]] at the same address: [[Chabad Lubavitch UK Trustees Limited]] (company No. 13543664).<ref>https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/13543664</ref>

==Charity Commission investigation - 2017==
*https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-charity-investigation-chabad-lubavitch-uk
*https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/conclusion-of-statutory-inquiry-chabad-lubavitch-uk/chabad-lubavitch-uk

==Grants received - 2020 - 2019==
*[[Reb Moishe Foundation]] | 10,000 | 12,500 |<ref>Reb Moishe Foundation [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search?p_p_id=uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet&p_p_lifecycle=2&p_p_state=maximized&p_p_mode=view&p_p_resource_id=%2Faccounts-resource&p_p_cacheability=cacheLevelPage&_uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet_objectiveId=A11311722&_uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet_priv_r_p_mvcRenderCommandName=%2Faccounts-and-annual-returns&_uk_gov_ccew_onereg_charitydetails_web_portlet_CharityDetailsPortlet_priv_r_p_organisationNumber=4011673 Unaudited Financial Statements 31 December 2020]. [https://powerbase.info/images/2/27/Screenshot_2022-05-18_at_12.52.09.png Screengrab of p. 12]</ref>
== List of Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues ==
58 active congregations are run by Chabad-Lubavitch. Thirteen of them also belong to the Federation of Synagogues or are associated with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations.<ref name="jcr_chabad">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Chabad.htm Chabad Lubavitch UK], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues (59)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Powerbase !! Status
|-
| Beis Gavriel Lubavitch || London (Hendon) || CC 1129679 || [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || Chabad; Federation member
|-
| Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch || Salford || CC 1046309 || [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Belgravia || London (Belgravia) || CC 1146332 || [[Chabad Belgravia]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Brighton || Brighton & Hove || CC 1192044 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton]] || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| Chabad Camden Town || London (Camden Town) || CC 1215128 || [[Chabad Camden Town]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Francophone Maida Vale || London (Maida Vale) || CC 1195631 || [[Chabad Francophone Maida Vale]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Hammersmith || London (Hammersmith) || CC 1204607 || [[Chabad Hammersmith]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Hatfield || Hatfield || CC 1216907 || [[Chabad Hatfield]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad House of Hendon || London (Hendon) || CC 1197396 || [[Chabad House of Hendon]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Israeli Centre || London (Golders Green) || CC 1141046 || [[Chabad Israeli Centre]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes || Milton Keynes || CC 1202025 || [[Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Jewish Community of Edinburgh || Edinburgh || OSCR SC045668 || [[Chabad of Edinburgh]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Buckhurst Hill || Buckhurst Hill || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Buckurst Hill]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Epping || Epping || CC 1197391 || [[Chabad Lubavitch for Epping]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Havering || Havering || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch for Havering]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Southend || Southend-on-Sea || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch for Southend]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch Leicester || Leicester || CC 1182175 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Leicester]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury || London (Bloomsbury) || CC 1140342 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth || Bournemouth || CC 1151681 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of North East London and Essex (Chabad Ilford) || Ilford || CC 1123001 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex Limited]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner || Pinner || CC 1196650 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett || Radlett || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield || Sheffield || CC 1199252 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull || Solihull || CC 1195456 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford || Altrincham || CC 1200475 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead || London (West Hampstead) || CC 1201417 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| Chabad Mill Hill East || London (Mill Hill East) || CC 1195262 || [[Chabad Mill Hill East]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank ) || London (Battersea) || CC 1176543 || [[Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank )]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree || Borehamwood || – || [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood]] || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages || Bricket Wood || CC 1198884 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts]] || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| Chabad of Bristol || Bristol || CC 1174404 || [[Chabad of Bristol]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Bushey || Bushey || – || [[Chabad of Bushey]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Cambridge || Cambridge || CC 1162783 || [[Chabad of Cambridge]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Colindale || London (Colindale) || CC 1215586 || [[Chabad of Colindale]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey || London (Crouch End) || CC 1192714 || [[Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Didsbury || Manchester (Didsbury) || CC 1214281 || [[Chabad of Didsbury]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Finchley || London (Finchley) || CC 1197411 || [[Chabad of Finchley]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Golders Green || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands || London (Greenwich) || CC 1195277 || [[Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1193647 || [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| Chabad of Nottingham || Nottingham || CC 1144625 || [[Chabad of Nottingham]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of Oxford || Oxford || – || [[Chabad of Oxford]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of South Wales || Cardiff || CC 1215881 || [[Chabad of South Wales]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad of West London - Ealing || London (Ealing) || – || [[Chabad of West London - Ealing]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad West Surrey || West Byfleet || – || [[Chabad West Surrey]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Whitefield || Whitefield || CC 1198902 || [[Chabad Whitefield]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad Wimbledon || London (Wimbledon) || CC 1154533 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of South London]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington || London (Islington) || CC 1164760 || [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || Chabad; Federation affiliate
|-
| Heichal Menachem || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Heichal Menachem]] || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| Kahal Chassidim Synagogue || Salford || CC 1101651 || [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1113847 || [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| Lubavitch Centre of Leeds || Leeds || CC 1123578 || [[Chabad-Lubavitch Centre of Leeds]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Lubavitch in the Midlands || Birmingham || – || [[Lubavitch in the Midlands]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Lubavitch Liverpool || Liverpool || CC 1123511 || [[Lubavitch Liverpool]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Lubavitch of Edgware || Edgware || – || [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| Lubavitch of Scotland || Glasgow (Giffnock) || OSCR SC031458 || [[Lubavitch of Scotland]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| Lubavitch Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1171625 || [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || Chabad; associated with the UOHC (JCR-UK)
|-
| Shul in the Park || Glasgow (Giffnock) || OSCR SC046529 || [[Shul in the Park]] || Chabad-Lubavitch
|-
| The Hampstead Village Shul || London (Hampstead) || CC 1124605 || [[The Hampstead Village Shul]] || probable Chabad centre; no movement affiliation
|}

==See also==
*[[Chabad Lubavitch in the UK]]

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Chabad-Lubavitch]][[Category:Zionist movement UK]]

The S&P Sephardi Community

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==Members-Synagogues==
*[[Bevis Marks Synagogue]]
*[[Lauderdale Road Synagogue]]
*[[Wembley Synagogue]]
===Affiliated Synagogues and Minyanim===
*[[Holland Park Synagogue]] 8 St James’s Gardens, London, W11 4RB Tel: 020 7603 7961/3232 Fax: 020 7603 9471 Email: admin@hollandparksynagogue.com Website: [https://www.hollandparksynagogue.co.uk/ hollandparksynagogue.co.uk]
*[[David Ishag Synagogue]] Neveh Shalom Sephardi Community 352/354 Preston Road, Harrow, Middx HA3 0QJ Tel: 020 8904 9402 E-mail: info@nevehshalom.com Website: www.nevehshalom.com
*[[Rambam Sephardi Synagogue]] Rooms 5, 6 & 7 Allum Hall, 2 Allum Lane, Borehamwood, Herts. WD6 3PJ Website: [https://www.rambam.org.uk/ rambam.org.uk]
*[[Shaare Sedek Synagogue]] 24 Wicker Lane, Hale Barns, Altrincham, Cheshire WA15 0HQ Tel: 0161 980 1877 Email: shaarehayim@clara.co.uk
*[[Shaare Hayim – The Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester]] 8 Queenston Road, West Didsbury Manchester M20 2WZ (all contact to Shaare Sedek Synagogue)
*[[K’ K’ Shaare Tefila]] Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue 18 Moor Lane, Salford, Manchester M7 3WX (Founded 5633-1873) Email: moorlanenews@gmail.com
*[[Shaare Ratzon Spanish And Portuguese Synagogue Of Jerusalem]] HaTzefira 23 German Colony, Jerusalem E-mail: Shaare_ratzon@yahoo.com Web address: www.sandpjerusalem.org

==Affiliations==

[[Jewish Leadership Council]] | [[Board of Deputies of British Jews]]

==Funding==
*[[Stanley and Zea Lewis Family Foundation]]

==Contact==
:Web: [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/ sephardi.org.uk]

== List of affiliated synagogues ==
The S&P Sephardi Community lists 9 affiliated synagogues and minyanim in the United Kingdom.<ref name="sp_list">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/affiliated-synagogues-and-minyanim/ Affiliated Synagogues and Minyanim], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_seph">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Sephardi.htm Sephardi and Other Eastern Ritual (Adoth Mizrach) Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Affiliated synagogues (9)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Powerbase !! Status
|-
| Bevis Marks Synagogue || London (City) || – || [[Bevis Marks Synagogue]] || affiliated
|-
| David Ishag Synagogue || Wembley || CC 260863 || [[David Ishag Synagogue]] || affiliated
|-
| Lauderdale Road Synagogue || London (Maida Vale) || – || [[Lauderdale Road Synagogue]] || affiliated
|-
| Rambam Sephardi Synagogue || Borehamwood || – || [[Rambam Sephardi Synagogue]] || affiliated
|-
| Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester || Manchester (Didsbury) || CC 1067759 || [[Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester]] || affiliated
|-
| Shaare Sedek Synagogue || Hale Barns || – || [[Shaare Sedek Synagogue]] || affiliated
|-
| Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue || Salford || CC 1192827 || [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue]] || affiliated
|-
| Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park || London (Notting Hill) || CC 248945 || [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park]] || affiliated
|-
| Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi || Wembley || – || [[Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi]] || affiliated
|}

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]

Masorti Judaism

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{{short description|'''Umbrella body of the UK Masorti (Conservative) movement, running Noam youth activities and Israel programmes'''}}
{{Infobox organization
| name = Masorti Judaism
| logo = [[File:Masorti_Judaism_logo.png|200px]]
| type = Charitable company
| registration_id = Registered charity 1117590; company 05890261
| founded = 2007-01-16 (registered)
| headquarters = Masorti Judaism, Alexander House, 3 Shakespeare Road, London, N3 1XE
| area_served = Throughout England, Israel, Scotland
| key_people = [[Stephen Joseph Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Joseph Greene]] (chair)
| revenue = £1,335,578 (year to 2025-08-31)
| website = www.masorti.org.uk
}}
'''[[Masorti Judaism]]''' is an umbrella body for all Masorti (Conservative) congregations in the United Kingdom. Masorti is the newest of the various Synagogue movements in Britain and its total membership, though low, constituting only 3.3% of synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016, had more than doubled over the previous six years.<ref>Jewish News, Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1, 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Reseach, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref> The group are part of [[Masorti Olami]] (World Masorti), which brings together up to two million Masorti and Conservative Jews in North and South America, Israel, Europe and across the world. and is an active member of their regional organisation, [[Masorti Europe]]. Masorti Judaism is a Zionist movement and as such, receives funding from the [[World Zionist Organisation]] (WZO).<ref name="WZO"/> [[Mercaz]] is the Zionist arm of the worldwide Masorti movement.<ref>[https://masorti.org.uk/programmes-and-services/mercaz-masorti-for-israel/ Mercaz – Masorti for Israel], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 9 December 2021.</ref>

On 28 July 2006, [[The Assembly of Masorti Synagogues]] was incorporated as a registered company (company no: 05890261), a private company limited by guarantee without a share capital (and with an exemption from use of the word 'Limited'). It had previously been a charitable trust. On 20 September 2012, it changed its name to 'Masorti Judaism'.<ref>[https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/05890261 Masorti Judaism Profile], Companies House. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

It is also a registered charity (No: 1117590), registered on 16 January 2007.<ref>[https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/4028784 Masorti Judaism Profile], Charity Commission. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

==History==
The Masorti movement in Britain was founded by Rabbi Dr. [[Louis Jacobs]] in the mid 1960s. Rabbi Jacobs had been minister of the New West End Synagogue, a [[United Synagogue]] congregation. However, as a result of a controversy (that became known as the Jacobs Affair), Rabbi Jacobs was denied the opportunity to continue as minister of the New West End Synagogue. This caused a number of members to defect from the New West End in 1964 and to establish the [[New London Synagogue]] in London's St. John's Wood, at which Rabbi Jacobs was installed as rabbi and minister. Rabbi Jacobs was made a CBE in 1990. The New London Synagogue became the "parent" synagogue of the Assembly of Masorti Synagogues, formed in 1985, which changed its name in 2012 to Masorti Judaism.<ref>[https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Masorti.htm Masorti Judaism History], JCR-UK. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

Israel has always been central to Masorti Jewish life. However, as the modern State of Israel developed, the Israeli government refused to recognise Masorti and other non-Orthodox forms of Judaism. Masorti rabbis in Israel cannot conduct weddings or funerals, Masorti communities receive no public money, and the Israeli government has gone back on its promise to create an egalitarian prayer space at the Western Wall.

The [[World Zionist Organisation]] (WZO) provides crucial funding for Jewish education all over the world and, since the Israeli government only funds Orthodox institutions, it’s the only source of support for Masorti synagogues, schools, youth programs and teachers.<ref name="WZO">[https://web.archive.org/web/20250208150849/https://masorti.org.uk/fighting-for-the-jewish-peoples-soul-masorti-judaism-at-the-2020-world-zionist-congress/ Fighting for the Jewish people’s soul: Masorti Judaism at the 2020 World Zionist Congress], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

== Objects and activities ==
The charity's registered objects read: "3.1 TO ADVANCE THE JEWISH RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TEACHINGS AND PRACTICES OF MASORTI JUDAISM. 3.2 FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF MEMBERS OF THE JEWISH FAITH IN SUCH WAYS AS THE CHARITY TRUSTEES THINK FIT. 3.3 TO DEVELOP THE CAPACITY AND SKILLS OF THE MEMBERS OF JEWISH COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE UK IN SUCH A WAY THAT THEY ARE BETTER ABLE TO IDENTIFY, AND HELP MEET, THEIR NEEDS AND TO PARTICIPATE MORE FULLY IN SOCIETY. 3.4 TO ADVANCE IN LIFE AND HELP YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH: 3.4.1 THE PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES PROVIDED IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE, DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE; 3.4.2 PROVIDING SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES WHICH DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS"<ref name="EXTRACT">[[Charity Commission for England and Wales]], ''Register of Charities public extract'' (tables charity, charity_trustee, charity_annual_return_history, charity_area_of_operation, charity_classification), extract dated 14 October 2026.</ref>

The register describes its activities as: "Our purpose is to develop flourishing communities, rooted in traditional practice and modern values, where people can find meaning by connecting to Judaism and to each other. We build capacity for a network of communities in London, Hertfordshire and across the UK. Core activities include leadership training, community development and organising, youth work, education and thought leadership."<ref name="EXTRACT" />

Register classifications: Education/training, Religious Activities, Economic/community Development/employment, Recreation.<ref name="EXTRACT" />

Areas of operation recorded on the register: Throughout England, Israel, Scotland.<ref name="EXTRACT" />

==People==
===Professional Team===
[[Matt Plen]] – Chief Executive | [[Rachel Slan]] – Deputy Chief Executive | [[Anna Kinchuck]] – Finance Manager | [[Martha Limburg]] – Communications Manager | [[Michael F. Hewitt-McEyeson]] – Office Manager & Administrator | [[Nina Fine]] – Noam Alumni Coordinator | [[Lucy Cohen]] – Noam Director | [[Gabi Rosenberg]] – Noam Mazkira | [[Isabel Bard]] – Movement Worker | [[Baruch Gilinsky]] – Movement Worker | [[Samuel Danker]] – Movement Worker and Marom Fieldworker<ref>[https://masorti.org.uk/about/team/ Our Team], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

===Trustees===
[[Leonie Fleischmann (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Leonie Fleischmann]] – Co-Chair | [[Moira Hart (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Moira Hart]] – Co-Chair | [[David Caplan (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|David Caplan]] – Treasurer | [[Miriam Farbey (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Miriam Farbey]] | [[Joel Fenster (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Joel Fenster]] | [[Stephen Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Greene]] | [[Clare Levy (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Clare Levy]] | [[Adam Rose (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Adam Rose]] | [[Emma Rozenberg (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Emma Rozenberg]] | [[Simon Samuels (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Simon Samuels]]<ref>[https://masorti.org.uk/about/trustees/ Trustees], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

=== Current trustees (Charity Commission register, October 2026) ===
Current trustees, with other charities on which the same register trustee ID appears:<ref name="EXTRACT" />

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Trustees of Masorti Judaism (register, October 2026)
! Trustee !! Appointed !! Chair !! Other trusteeships
|-
| [[Stephen Joseph Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Joseph Greene]] || 2020-09-08 || Yes || —
|-
| [[Jonathan Wiseman (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Jonathan Wiseman]] || 2023-09-03 || || —
|-
| [[Harry Kelly (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Harry Kelly]] || 2024-09-19 || || —
|-
| [[Paul Harris (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Paul Harris]] || 2024-09-19 || || —
|-
| [[Yoni Stone (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Yoni Stone]] || 2024-09-19 || || —
|-
| [[Judith Williams (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Judith Williams]] || 2025-09-17 || || [[The Winchester Project]] (1055059)
|-
| [[Ruti Amal (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Ruti Amal]] || 2025-09-17 || || —
|-
| [[Vikki Lee Bullon (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Vikki Lee Bullon]] || 2025-09-17 || || —
|-
| [[Claire Balkind (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Claire Balkind]] || 2026-09-17 || || —
|}

=== Historical trustees (UK Government Web Archive) ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Trustees shown in archived register pages
! Capture date !! Trustees listed !! Source
|-
| 2021-01-08 || [[Clare Levy (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Clare Levy]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Miriam Benchetrit (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Miriam Benchetrit]] (from 26 September 2017); [[Miriam Farbey (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Miriam Farbey]] (from 17 September 2019); [[David Caplan (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|David Caplan]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Simon Samuels (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Simon Samuels]] (from 01 September 2016); [[Leonie Fleischmann (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Leonie Fleischmann]] (from 26 September 2017); [[Joel Fenster (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Joel Fenster]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Moira Greta Hart (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Moira Greta Hart]] (chair) (from 08 September 2020); [[Adam Rose (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Adam Rose]] (from 01 September 2019) – also trustee of [[Jewish Council for Racial Equality]], [[B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation]]; [[Stephen Joseph Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Joseph Greene]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Emma Rozenberg (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Emma Rozenberg]] (from 01 September 2019) || <ref name="u494b04b2">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20210108001354/https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/4028784/full-print Register entry 1117590, full print (capture of 20210108)] ''UK Government Web Archive''.</ref>
|-
| 2021-07-02 || [[Clare Levy (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Clare Levy]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Miriam Farbey (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Miriam Farbey]] (from 17 September 2019); [[David Caplan (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|David Caplan]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Simon Samuels (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Simon Samuels]] (from 01 September 2016); [[Leonie Fleischmann (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Leonie Fleischmann]] (from 26 September 2017); [[Joel Fenster (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Joel Fenster]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Moira Greta Hart (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Moira Greta Hart]] (chair) (from 08 September 2020); [[Stephen Joseph Greene (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Stephen Joseph Greene]] (from 08 September 2020); [[Adam Rose (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Adam Rose]] (from 01 September 2019) – also trustee of [[Jewish Council for Racial Equality]], [[B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation]]; [[Emma Rozenberg (trustee, Masorti Judaism)|Emma Rozenberg]] (from 01 September 2019) || <ref name="u7acaefee">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20210702140415/https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/4028784/full-print Register entry 1117590, full print (capture of 20210702)] ''UK Government Web Archive''.</ref>
|}

=== Companies House officers ===
Companies House lists 69 current and former officers of the charitable company (05890261), 11 of them active.<ref name="u892ac4e5">[https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/05890261/officers Company 05890261: officers] ''Companies House'', viewed 14 October 2026.</ref>

== Finances ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Income and expenditure, five most recent reported years
! Financial year end !! Income !! Expenditure
|-
| 2021-08-31 || £1,159,010 || £1,132,972
|-
| 2022-08-31 || £1,518,844 || £1,538,634
|-
| 2023-08-31 || £1,392,989 || £1,408,738
|-
| 2024-08-31 || £1,305,995 || £1,285,256
|-
| 2025-08-31 || £1,335,578 || £1,288,624
|}
Source: register annual-return history.<ref name="EXTRACT" />

=== Archived accounts ===
Accounts no longer on the live register were found in the [[UK Government Web Archive]]:
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2014<ref name="uf868328f">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200104043139/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20140831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2014-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200104).</ref>
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2015<ref name="u64d24d67">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200703032035/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20150831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2015-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200703).</ref>
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2016<ref name="ud8551532">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200703031336/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20160831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2016-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200703).</ref>
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2017<ref name="ubee80da9">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200703031330/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20170831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2017-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200703).</ref>
* Accounts for the year ended 31/08/2018<ref name="u93c05f56">[https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200703030452/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends90/0001117590_AC_20180831_E_C.PDF Masorti Judaism accounts, year ended 2018-08-31] ''UK Government Web Archive'' (capture of 20200703).</ref>

== Funding in Israel ==
* 2025 Israel-related activity: an Israel Tour for 57 sixteen-year-olds (summer 2025, with four Israeli teenagers through Mosaic Teens); plans for a leadership trip to Israel subsidised by £39,000 from an individual donor; onboarding an Israeli Shaliach from Noam Israel; a £7,353 grant received from Masorti Olami for Noam.<ref name="ACC">[[Charity Commission]], [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/4028784/accounts-and-annual-returns Masorti Judaism (1117590): accounts and annual returns] ''Register of Charities''; latest accounts downloaded 14 October 2026 ("PDF p." = page of the PDF file).</ref>

=== Israeli partners ===
Noam Israel, [[Masorti Olami]] and "our European and Israeli counterparts".<ref name="ACC" />

== Activity beyond the Green Line and support for the IDF ==
Findings are graded by confidence. "Partner" findings concern the Israeli recipient organisation, not proven use of UK funds.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Evidence of activity beyond the 1949 armistice line
! Finding !! Confidence
|-
| Not established.<ref name="ACC" /> || Low
|}

'''Support for the IDF:''' No IDF funding is stated. Activities are youth, education and community programmes.<ref name="ACC" />

== Controversies and regulatory action ==
* No Charity Commission inquiry, Official Warning or Gazette insolvency notice naming this charity was found, and its register entry shows no regulatory alert;<ref name="ALERTS">[[Charity Commission]], ''Register of Charities'', charity overview page (register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/ followed by the organisation number) for every charity in batches 1–7 (175 pages, all retrieved successfully on 15 October 2026) and checked for a "Regulatory alerts" section. Alerts appeared only for Mifal Hachesed Vehatzedokoh (1139320), Ezer Viznitz Foundation (1161881), BC Trust (1155555), Vyoel Moshe Charitable Trust (327054) – all named in the cheque-cashing class inquiry – and The Gevurath Ari Torah Academy Trust (1003102).</ref> it is not among the charities named in the Commission's cheque-cashing class-inquiry announcements (May, September and December 2025) or in the September 2026 statement of results.<ref name="CC_CHEQUE1">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/serious-concerns-over-use-of-22-million-triggers-investigation-by-charity-regulator Serious concerns over use of £22 million triggers investigation by charity regulator] ''GOV.UK'', 14 May 2025.</ref><ref name="CC_CHEQUE2">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/regulator-opens-next-phase-of-investigation-into-105-charities-connected-to-company-cashing-cheques Regulator opens next phase of investigation into 105 charities connected to company cashing cheques] ''GOV.UK'', 1 September 2025.</ref><ref name="CC_CHEQUE3">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/regulator-announces-next-charities-to-be-investigated-as-part-of-inquiry-connected-to-company-cashing-cheques Regulator announces next charities to be investigated as part of inquiry connected to company cashing cheques] ''GOV.UK'', 4 December 2025.</ref><ref name="CC_CHEQUE4">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/regulator-concludes-investigation-into-4-charities-as-class-inquiry-continues Regulator concludes investigation into 4 charities as class inquiry continues] ''GOV.UK'', 9 September 2026, with [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/statement-of-the-results-of-a-class-inquiry/statement-of-the-results-of-a-class-inquiry Statement of the results of a class inquiry] (same date), both retrieved 15 October 2026.</ref> The charities in the Commission's settlements class inquiry (opened August 2026) have not been named, so it is not known whether this charity is among them.<ref name="CC_SETTLE">[[Charity Commission]], [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/charity-regulator-opens-inquiry-into-charities-working-in-illegal-israeli-settlements Charity regulator opens inquiry into charities working in illegal Israeli settlements] ''GOV.UK'', 5 August 2026, retrieved 15 October 2026 (a fact-finding statutory class inquiry initially involving 8 charities which "are not being publicly named at this time").</ref>
* '''[[World Zionist Organization]] elections.''' The 2025 report lists among its achievements that it "Ran a successful campaign for the World Zionist Organisation's elections for the Masorti UK 'Our Israel' slate".<ref name="ACC" />

== Other registers and records ==
=== Scotland and Northern Ireland ===
The register lists Scotland among the charity's areas of operation (the accounts mention student activity in Edinburgh), but no entry for Masorti Judaism was found on the [[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator|Scottish Charity Register]] (full register download of 14 October 2026 searched by name).<ref name="OSCR">[[Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator]], [https://www.oscr.org.uk/download/charity-register Scottish Charity Register download] ''OSCR'', CharityExport-14-Oct-2026.csv, downloaded 14 October 2026; keyword search of charity names for the batch-3 charities found no matching Scottish registration.</ref> No entry was found on the [[Charity Commission for Northern Ireland]] register (API name searches returned zero results).<ref name="CCNI">[[Charity Commission for Northern Ireland]], [https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/api/charity-search/results?searchText=Technion&pageNumber=1 Register of charities search API] ''CCNI'', searched 14 October 2026 (keyword searches for each batch-3 charity name returned zero results).</ref>

=== The Gazette ===
Searches of ''[[The Gazette]]'' notice feeds (all notices, insolvency and company) for the charity's name found no insolvency, winding-up or strike-off notice; results were limited to Companies House filing lists.<ref name="u08955888">[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/all-notices/notice/data.feed?text=Masorti%20Judaism The Gazette: notices matching 'Masorti Judaism'] ''The Gazette'', searched 14 October 2026.</ref>

=== Grants recorded by 360Giving ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Grants received (360Giving data)
! Date !! Funder !! Amount (£) !! Purpose
|-
| 2009-12-18 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 10,000 || This charity will use funding to train and develop volunteer leaders who work within the local community and affiliated synagogues. This wil
|-
| 2011-12-15 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 9,800 || This is a project by a charity in Barnet, serving beneficiraries across England. The group will use the funding to deliver leadership and co
|-
| 2014-05-21 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 8,035 || Not Available
|-
| 2017-02-08 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 7,780 || The group will use the funding to provide training and support for leaders of local Jewish communities on outreach and community building sk
|-
| 2018-05-14 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 8,388 || The charity will provide volunteers with community engagement training. This will enable them to bring people from the Jewish community toge
|-
| 2020-06-18 || [[The National Lottery Community Fund]] || 50,000 || Masorti Judaism is a network of 14 local Jewish community groups which provides members with multiple opportunities for meeting cultural act
|-
| 2021-05-01 || [[John Lyon's Charity]] || 4,000 || Rebuilding young community: holiday day camps
|-
| 2022-01-28 || [[John Lyon's Charity]] || 4,600 || [[Noam Jewish Youth Leadership Centre]]
|-
| 2022-04-06 || [[City Bridge Foundation]] || 90,800 || £90,800 over four years (£24,400; £24,600; £19,100; £22,700) towards the costs
of running emerging leaders? courses, a leaders? network, an
|-
| 2022-04-13 || [[The National Lottery Heritage Fund]] || 98,560 || "Sharing the UK's Jewish liturgical heritage"
|-
| 2023-05-04 || [[John Lyon's Charity]] || 4,800 || Rebuilding community - school holiday day camps
|-
| 2024-07-11 || [[John Lyon's Charity]] || 3,000 || Building community - school holiday day camps
|}
No grants made by the charity are published in 360Giving data, so flows between linked charities could not be traced there.<ref name="u93ea3612">[https://api.threesixtygiving.org/api/v1/org/GB-CHC-1117590/grants_received/?limit=100 360Giving API: grants received by GB-CHC-1117590] ''360Giving'', queried 14 October 2026.</ref>

=== Sanctions screening ===
The charity's name, its current register trustees, trustees named on archived register pages and (for charitable companies) its Companies House officers were screened against the UK Sanctions List and the OFSI Consolidated List. No match was found.<ref name="SANC">[[Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office]], ''UK Sanctions List'' (CSV); [[Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation]], ''Consolidated List of Financial Sanctions Targets'' (ConList.csv). Batch-3 screening covered 409 name strings: the 25 charity names, current register trustees, trustees named on archived register pages and archived full-print register pages (UK Government Web Archive) and Companies House officers of the 12 charitable companies; matching on surname plus forename tokens, reviewed manually; lists downloaded October 2026. (Corrected 14 October 2026: the first run omitted the 21 names found only on archived full-print pages; the re-screen found no match.)</ref>

=== Land and property ===
The register records that the charity owns and/or leases land or property.<ref name="EXTRACT" /> No title registers were purchased.<ref name="HLRWEB">[[HM Land Registry]], [https://search-property-information.service.gov.uk/ Search for land and property information] ''GOV.UK'', accessed 14 October 2026; no titles were looked up or purchased. Candidate title numbers below come from the free [[Corporate and Commercial Ownership Data|CCOD]] / [[Overseas Companies Ownership Data|OCOD]] datasets (October 2026 release), not from paid title registers.</ref> Candidate titles and addresses (CCOD dataset and register/accounts data):<ref name="CCOD">[[HM Land Registry]], ''UK companies that own property in England and Wales (CCOD)'' full extract, October 2026 release, matched on charitable company numbers and registered names; title numbers listed are candidates only – no title registers were purchased.</ref>
* Register records land ownership. CCOD hits for 'Masorti' relate to separately constituted congregations (South Herts and Edgware Masorti, St Albans Masorti) and are excluded – Register (source: register)

=== Parliament ===
A search of Hansard for 'Masorti Judaism' returned 1 contribution in total; most are general references rather than discussion of the UK charity.<ref name="HANS">UK Parliament, [https://hansard-api.parliament.uk/search/contributions/Spoken.json?queryParameters.searchTerm=Masorti%20Judaism&queryParameters.take=100&queryParameters.orderBy=SittingDateAsc Hansard search API: contributions matching 'Masorti Judaism'] ''Hansard'', queried 14 October 2026 (Spoken and Written endpoints).</ref>

== Web archive ==
* masorti.org.uk: 28 yearly captures, first 1999-04-21, last 2026-01-03.<ref name="ua537f184">[https://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=masorti.org.uk&output=json&fl=timestamp,original,statuscode&filter=statuscode:200&collapse=timestamp:4 Internet Archive CDX index for masorti.org.uk] ''Wayback Machine'', queried 14 October 2026.</ref>

The [[UK Government Web Archive]] holds 3 archived [[Charity Commission]] register pages used in this profile (cited in the sections above).
The 2021 archived full print showed the status "Charity reporting is up to date" and "Other regulators: No information available".<ref name="u494b04b2" />

==Members==
[[New London Synagogue]] | [[New Essex Masorti Synagogue]] | [[Mosaic Masorti Synagogue]] | [[Liverpool Masorti Synagogue]] | [[Edgeware Masorti Synagogue]] | [[Ohel Mo'ed]] | [[Elstree & Borehamwood Masorti]] | [[Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue]] | [[St Albans Masorti Synagogue]] | [[New North London Synagogue]] | [[New Stoke Newington Synagogue]] | [[Leeds Masorti]] | [[Oxford Masorti Group]] | [[Havurah]] | [[Masorti Olami]]

==Noam Masorti youth==
Noam is Masorti Judaism’s Zionist Youth Movement. Noam's ideology consists of five branches. They are Masorti Judaism, Zionism, Kehillah (community), Hagshama Atzmit and Gemillut Chasadim.

These were devised at the first ever Noam Veida (annual conference) in the early 1990s and have been added to and revised ever since. The most sweeping changes came at Veidot 2003, 2005 and 2016, at which all five branches were completely rewritten to reflect the members’ views, with the Zionism branch being the focus of the 2016 changes.

There were more ideological shifts at 2011’s Veida, in which Democracy and Hadracha were amended and rewritten to become Democratic Community and Hagshama respectively. In 2014 the Tikkun Olam branch was renamed Gemillut Chasadim. In 2017 the Democratic Community and Hagshama branches were renamed Kehillah and Hagshama Atzmit respectively.<ref>[https://noam.org.uk/about-us/ideology/ Noam's ideology], Noam. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

===People===
[[Georgie Friend]] - Mazkira (Secretary) | [[Hannah Arnaud]] - Movement Worker and Marom Fieldworker | [[Baruch Gilinsky]] - Movement Worker | [[Gabi Rosenberg]] - Movement Worker | [[Lucy Cohen]] - Noam Director | [[Lucy Pearl]] - Finance Manager

===Programmes===
Noam runs numerous programmes. These include summer camps, tours of Israel, annual Veida (ideological conference), winter camps, Kaytana (day camp for children) and organising gap years (drachim) in Israel.<ref>[https://noam.org.uk/noam-programmes/ Noam Programmes], Noam. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

website: https://noam.org.uk

==Marom – Students and young adults==
[[Marom]] is the Masorti organisation for students and young adults. It runs programmes in local communities and on university campuses throughout the UK with the aim of connecting "young adults with meaningful Jewish life on their own terms while developing the leaders of the future."

Marom Students is led by a team of volunteer campus reps who run activities including Shabbat dinners, Egalitarian Services, study sessions, social events and volunteer projects. It organises guest speakers to come to various campuses and work with the Masorti rabbis, along with other organisations to provide Jewish learning opportunities and pastoral support for all students.<ref>[https://masorti.org.uk/marom/ Marom – Students and young adults], Masorti Judaism. Retrieved 25 November 2021.</ref>

==Affiliations==
*[[Noam Masorti]] - Noam is Masorti Judaism’s Zionist Youth Movement.
*[[Marom]] - Marom, the Masorti organisation for students and young adults.
*[[Masorti Olami]] - Masorti Olami is the international umbrella organization for Masorti Judaism, founded in 1957 with the goal of making Masorti Judaism a force in the Jewish world.
*[[Mercaz]] - Mercaz is the Zionist arm of the worldwide Masorti movement. It's aim is to defend religious pluralism, democratic values and minority rights in Israel. It also works to secure vital funding for Masorti Judaism’s educational work in the UK, Israel and around the world.
*[[Jewish Leadership Council]] - member

==Contact==
:website: [https://masorti.org.uk/ masorti.org.uk]
:Address: Alexander House, 3 Shakespeare Road, London N3 1XE
:Tel: +44 (0)20 8349 6650
:email: hello@masorti.org.uk

== List of member communities ==
Masorti Judaism lists 16 communities.<ref name="mas_list">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-communities/ Masorti Communities], ''Masorti Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_mas">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Masorti.htm Masorti Judaism UK (formerly Assembly of Masorti Synagogues)], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Member communities (16)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Powerbase !! Status
|-
| Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah || Brighton & Hove || – || [[Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah]] || member
|-
| Havura community || London (Finchley) || – || [[Havura community]] || member
|-
| Kehillat Or Tzion || Manchester || CC 1212500 || [[Kehillat Or Tzion]] || member
|-
| Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue || Edgware || CC 1081444 || [[Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Leeds Masorti Synagogue || Leeds || – || [[Leeds Masorti Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Liverpool Masorti Community || Liverpool || – || [[Liverpool Masorti Community]] || member
|-
| Mosaic Masorti Synagogue || Stanmore || CC 1080951 || [[Mosaic Masorti Synagogue]] || member
|-
| New Essex Masorti Synagogue || Ilford || – || [[New Essex Masorti Synagogue]] || member
|-
| New London Synagogue || London (St John's Wood) || CC 1133578 || [[New London Synagogue]] || member
|-
| New North London Synagogue || London (Finchley) || CC 1094668 || [[New North London Synagogue]] || member
|-
| New Stoke Newington Shul || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1176510 || [[New Stoke Newington Shul]] || member
|-
| New Whetstone Synagogue || London (Whetstone) || – || [[New Whetstone Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Ohel Mo'ed || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Ohel Mo'ed]] || member
|-
| Oxford Masorti Group || Oxford || – || [[Oxford Masorti Group]] || member
|-
| South Herts and Edgware Masorti || Edgware || – || [[South Herts and Edgware Masorti]] || member
|-
| St Albans Masorti Synagogue || St Albans || CC 1118649 || [[St Albans Masorti Synagogue]] || member
|}

==Notes==
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[[Category: Synagogue movements UK]][[Category:Zionist movement UK]]
[[Category:Jewish charities in the United Kingdom]]
[[Category:Charities based in London]]
[[Category:Israel]]
[[Category:Charities]]
[[Category:Charities in England and Wales]]

The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations

2026-10-29T21:40:24Z

Synagogue bot: Added list of member congregations

{{short description|Registered charity in England and Wales}}
{{Infobox organization
|name=The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
|type=Registered charity and company limited by guarantee
|founded=27 December 2012 (incorporated); 27 October 2014 (registered as a charity)
|registration=Charity Commission for England and Wales; Companies House
|registration_id=Charity 1158987; Company 08341721
|status=Registered
}}

According to JCR-UK<ref name="JCR">https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm</ref>:

:The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations (UOHC) is an umbrella organisation of Haredi (Ultra-Orthodox) Jewish congregations, primarly in London. It was founded by the late Rabbi Dr. [[Victor Schonfeld]] in 1926 with the stated mission "to protect traditional Judaism" and has an affiliation of nearly 90 synagogues, as well as a number of educational institutions, which, while retaining their independence, accept the authority of the rabbinate of the UOHC.

:Membership of UOHC and other congregations of a similar ethos (which collectively the [[Board of Deputies]] refers to as "Strictly Orthodox") constituted some 13.5% of total synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016, membership numbers having increased by a massive 139% over the preceding six years.<ref name="JN">"Jewish News", Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1 & 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Research, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref> The synagogues or bethei hamedresh of these congregations, situated mainly in London and Manchester, are much smaller, on average, than those of other strands of Judaism, having an average only 63 members per congregation. The number of such synagogues constitute some 37.4% of all British synagogues, being nearly three time the synagogue membership percentage.<ref name="JN"/>

As can be seen from the names of some of the congregations below significant numbers are from [[Hasidic dynasties]] including the {|class="wikitable"
[[Belz (Hasidic dynasty)|Belz]] | [[Biala (Hasidic dynasty)|Biala]] | [[Bobov (Hasidic dynasty)|Bobov]] | [[Bobov-45]] | [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov]] | [[Chabad-Lubavitch]] | [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Ger]]/[[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Gur]] | [[Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty)|Karlin-Stolin]] | [[Klausenburg (Hasidic dynasty)|Sanz-Klausenburg]] | [[Satmar (Hasidic dynasty)|Satmar]] | [[Skver (Hasidic dynasty)|Skver]] | [[Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok|Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok]] | [[Vizhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Vizhnitz]].

==People==

===Av Beis Din of the UOHC===
*Rabbi Dr. [[Victor (Avigdor) Schonfeld]] - from 1926 to about 1930(?)
*Rabbi Dr. [[Solomon Schonfeld]] - from about 1933(?) to 1965
*Rabbi [[Chanoch Dov Padwa]] - from 1965 to 2000
*Rabbi [[Ephraim Padwa]] - from 2000 to present (June 2017)<ref>https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm</ref>
===Trustees===
{| class="wikitable" float="right" align="right" width="30%"
!colspan="4" | Trustees of the UOHC
|-
! Name !! Role !!Date Of Appointment !! Other Trusteeships
|-
|[[Jehudah Baumgarten]] || Trustee || 22 July 2020 || [[British Friends Of The Rabbi Meir Baal Haness Charity]] ([[Kollel Shomrei Hachomos]]) | [[UOHC Foundation]] | [[Keren Yesomim]] | [[Resolve Now ]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[The Talmud Torah Machzikei Hadass Trust]] | [[Nachlath Sholomo Ltd]] | [[UOHC Foundation Ltd]] | [[Chinuch UK Limited]] | [[Cosmon (Belz) Limited]]
|-
|[[Chaim Pinter]] || Trustee || 22 July 2020 || [[Be'er Miriam Trust]] | [[Yesodey Hatorah Trust]]
|-
|[[Robert Grussgott ]]|| Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[The Eliezer Foundation]] | [[Borbat Limited]] | [[Bikur Cholim Limited]] | [[The Zeire Agudath Israel General Charitable Trust]] | [[Britefield Trust]] | [[Agudas Israel Organisation Of Great Britain]] | [[A T.I.M.E. Limited]] | [[Agudas Israel Community Services]]
|-
|[[Shalom Seidenfeld ]]|| Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[United Talmudical Associates Ltd]] | [[Friends Of Yeshiva Luzern]] | [[Luzern Yeshiva Talmudical College]] | [[Y G S Yeshiva Gedola Seminar]] | [[Palmcourt Limited ]]
|-
|[[Schloime Rand]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Ranbell Ltd]] | [[Cosmon (Belz) Limited]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[Belz Foundation Ltd]] | [[Alglen Limited]] | [[Bourneheights Limited]]
|-
|[[Abraham Schreiber]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Ringtrop Limited]] | [[Kids Konnect Ltd]] | [[Tiferet Torah]] | [[Friends of Chosen Yeshias]]
|-
|[[Benjamin Stern]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Yad Shlomo Trust]] | [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] | [[Hatzola Trust]] | [[Talmud Torah Beis Shlomo Limited]] | [[Schiffshul Ltd]]
|-
|[[Ahron Klein]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Moreshet Hatorah Ltd]] | [[Clapton Common Boys Club]] | [[Yedidim Association Ltd]] | [[Belz Foundation Ltd]] | [[Children Ahead Ltd]]
|-
|[[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] | [[Hatzola Trust]]
|-
|[[Zalman Roth]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Technology Awareness Group]] | [[Vaidichka]] | [[Beis Shuloim Ltd]]
|-
|[[Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Darkei Chaim]] | [[Yesamach Levav]] | [[Kehal Charedim Trust]]
|-
|[[Mordechai Steren]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Viznitz Institutions Trust]] | [[Blossoms London Ltd]]
|-
|[[Ahron Rand]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Michael Just]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Joshua Muller]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Victor Brinner]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || None On Record
|-
|[[Benzion Goldstein]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Beis Yaakov London Seminary]]
|-
|[[Aron Goldman]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Talmud Torah D'chasidei Gur Limited]]
|-
|[[Daniel Joshua Ost]] || Trustee || 21 November 2019 || [[Woodlands Green Ltd]] | [[The TMC Trust Limited]]
|-
|[[Jacob Goldman]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Gerer Shtiebel Synagogue]] | [[Yeshivas Lev Simcha Limited]] | [[Kupat Ezer Lenisuin Beth Yisroel]] | [[Ichud Mosdos Gur Limited]] | [[Reach Out UK]]
|-
|[[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Resolve Now]]
|-
|[[Benjamin Roth]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[Reach Out UK]]
|-
|[[Michael Lobenstein]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || None On Record
|-
|[[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || Trustee || 27 January 2016 || [[(Trust Property Held In Connexion With) Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
|[[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Trustee || 29 August 2013 || [[Regent Charities Limited]] | [[Service To The Aged]] | [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] | [[The Raphael Freshwater Memorial Association]] | [[Beth Jacob Grammar School For Girls Limited]] | [[Mayfair Charities Limited]]
|-
|[[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Trustee || 29 August 2013 || [[UOHC Properties Ltd]] | [[Trenhill Limited]] | [[UOHC Supervision Ltd]] | [[Beis Brucha Ltd]] | [[Beis Yaakov Girls School Limited]]
|}

===Historic trustees===
Trustees as listed in archived snapshots of the Charity Commission register (first and last snapshot in which each name appears; not a record of actual appointment or resignation dates).
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! First seen !! Last seen !! Snapshots listing name
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20170726184727/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (26 July 2017)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 26 July 2017, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ARC1158987_2">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20190102180357/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (2 January 2019)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 2 January 2019, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>
|-
| [[David Frand]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || 26 July 2017 || 2 January 2019 || 4 <ref name="ARC1158987_1" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20180104091409/http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1158987&subid=0 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – register entry (4 January 2018)], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 4 January 2018, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Henri Konig]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Jacob Goldman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Alexander Heilpern]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Benjamin Roth]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Judah Feldman]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Michael Lobenstein]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Percy Mett]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| [[Abraham Mordecai Pinter]] || 4 January 2018 || 2 January 2019 || 3 <ref name="ARC1158987_3" /><ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|}

===Directors===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Role !! Position !! Date of birth !! Appointed on !! Resigned on !! Nationality !! Country of residence !! Occupation
|-
| [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] || Active || Director || February 1936 || 27 January 2016 || || Danish || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] || Active || Director || August 1968 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Victor Brinner]] || Active || Director || October 1970 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Joseph Feld]] || Active || Director || August 1979 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Active || Director || April 1948 || 27 December 2012 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jacov Friesel]] || Active || Director || June 1980 || 11 February 2024 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Moshe Getter]] || Active || Director || January 1983 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Aron Goldman]] || Active || Director || August 1957 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] || Active || Director || November 1974 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jacob Goldman]] || Active || Director || December 1961 || 27 January 2016 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Robert Grussgott]] || Active || Director || August 1972 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Michael Just]] || Active || Director || September 1971 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ahron Klein]] || Active || Director || August 1976 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Michael Lobenstein]] || Active || Director || September 1955 || 27 January 2016 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Daniel Joshua Alexander Ost]] || Active || Director || February 1945 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ahron Rand]] || Active || Director || December 1958 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benjamin Roth]] || Active || Director || March 1964 || 27 January 2016 || || Canadian || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] || Active || Director || June 1954 || 27 January 2016 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Abraham Schreiber (born 1979)|Abraham Schreiber]] || Active || Director || October 1979 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Shalom Seidenfeld]] || Active || Director || February 1960 || 21 November 2019 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Active || Director || May 1948 || 27 December 2012 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Steinhart]] || Active || Director || November 1971 || 11 February 2024 || || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Mordechai Steren]] || Active || Director || July 1987 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benjamin Stern]] || Active || Director || October 1970 || 21 November 2019 || || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] || Active || Director || July 1988 || 11 February 2024 || || Swiss || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| The Talmud Centre Trust || Resigned || Secretary || || 27 December 2012 || 9 July 2024 UK Limited Company What's this? || || ||
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || Resigned || Director || June 1948 || 22 July 2020 || 11 February 2024 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Jehuda Baumgarten]] || Resigned || Director || June 1948 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Ralph Raphael Bergman]] || Resigned || Director || December 1943 || 27 December 2012 || 16 October 2013 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Judah Feldman]] || Resigned || Director || August 1967 || 27 January 2016 || 15 April 2017 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1942 || 27 January 2016 || 22 July 2020 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1942 || 27 December 2012 || 27 January 2016 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Benzion Goldstein]] || Resigned || Director || March 1980 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Brian Colin Gordon]] || Resigned || Director || October 1955 || 21 November 2019 || 10 September 2020 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Alexander Heilpern]] || Resigned || Director || June 1940 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || England 1 2 Next page || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Henri Konig]] || Resigned || Director || February 1949 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || Belgian || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Percy Mett]] || Resigned || Director || November 1945 || 27 January 2016 || 21 November 2019 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Joshua Muller]] || Resigned || Director || September 1984 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || Belgian || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Abraham Mordecai Pinter]] || Resigned || Director || January 1949 || 27 January 2016 || 13 April 2020 || English || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Chaim Pinter]] || Resigned || Director || October 1979 || 22 July 2020 || 11 February 2024 || British || England || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Schloime Rand]] || Resigned || Director || October 1964 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || British || United Kingdom || Not disclosed
|-
| [[Zalman Roth]] || Resigned || Director || March 1981 || 21 November 2019 || 11 February 2024 || American || United Kingdom Previous page 1 2 || Not disclosed
|}
Source: Companies House officers register.<ref name="CHOfficers">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/officers THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS officers] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>

===Persons with significant control===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Status !! Notified on !! Ceased on !! Date of birth !! Nationality !! Country of residence !! Nature of control
|-
| [[Benjamin Stern]] || Ceased || 24 December 2020 || 17 September 2024 || October 1970 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 17 September 2024 || April 1948 || British || England || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[Sidney Samuel Sinitsky]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 17 September 2024 || May 1948 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|-
| [[David Frand]] || Ceased || 6 April 2016 || 24 December 2020 || October 1942 || British || United Kingdom || Has significant influence or control
|}
*PSC statement: The company knows or has reasonable cause to believe that there is no registrable person or registrable relevant legal entity in relation to the company (notified 17 September 2024)
Source: Companies House PSC register.<ref name="CHPSC">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/persons-with-significant-control THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS persons with significant control] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>

==Synagogues==
Most of the affillated congregations are to be found in the London suburbs of Stamford Hill, Golders Green, Hendon and Edgware.<ref name="JCR"/>

===London - Stamford Hill and District===

[[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]]* (formerly [[Ahavat Yisrael Synagogue]], [[Ahvas Torah Synagogue]]) | [[Amhurst Park Synagogue]] | [[Amhurst Synagogue of the Ezra Noar Agudati]] | [[Atereth Zvi Beth Hamedrash]] (formerly [[Damesek Eliezer Beth Hamedrash]]) | [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]◊ - Hendon | [[Beis Hamedresh Biala]]* (formerly [[Birkas Zvi Biala]])]] | [[Beis Hamedash D'Chasidei Satmar]] - Bethune Road* | [[Beis Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev]] - Craven Walk* | [[Beis Hamedrash Maharim Dushinsky]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh]]'* | [[Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe]]* | [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]]* | [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]]* | [[Beis Kossov]]* | [[Beis Sholem D'Sholtz*(formerly Beit Sholom Synagogue)]] | [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]]* | [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Ephraim Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Beth Hachnesseth Schomre Hadass]] | [[Beth Hamedrash (Lordship Road)]] | [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]]* | [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]]* | [[Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev - Cazenove Road]]* | [[Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev - Clapton Common]]* | [[Beth Israel (Trisker) Synagogue]] | [[Beth Joseph Synagogue]] | [[Beth Joseph Zvi]]* | [[Beth Levy Synagogue]] | [[Beth Talmud Centre]]* | [[Beth Yisroel Synagogue]] | [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Biala Synagogue]] | [[Brith Sholom Society]] | [[Cazenove Road Beth Hamedash]] | [[Central Hackney Synagogue]] | [[Chabad Synagogue]] | [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]]* - N16 | [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash]]* - E5 | [[Chasidey Bobov-45 Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Bobov Ohel Naphtali and Yeshiva Bnei Zion Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Gur (Avreichium) Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Chida Beit Knesset]] | [[Clapton Orthodox Synagogue]] | [[Commercial Street Tamud Torah]]◊ - Stamford Hill | [[Halaser Birkath Yehuda Beth Hamedrash]] (formerly [[Birkath Yehuda Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Heichal Hatorah]]* | [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]]* (formerly [[Kehillath Chasidim Synagogue]]) | [[Kehileth Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Knightland Road Synagogue]]* | [[Kol Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]]* - Stamford Hill and Upper Clapton (also incorporating [[Ohel Shmuel Sholem Beth Hamedrash]]; [[Torah Chaim Beth Hemedrash]]) | [[Lubavitch Synagogue]]* | [[Mesifta Synagogue]]* | [[Moriah Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]]* | [[Northfield Synagogue]] | [[Northwold Road Synagogue (formerly Ohel Israel Beth Hamedrash, Brooke Road Synagogue)]] | [[Nusach Ari Synagogue]] | [[O'hal Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Ohel Moshe Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk)]]* | [[Or Israel Synagogue]] | [[Rosener Synagogue]] | [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Kehal Yetev Lev]]* | [[Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash]]* | [[Sharei Zion Beth Hamedrash (formerly Seven Sister Road Hebrew Congregation)]] | [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Springfield Synagogue /Ohal Jacob Synagogue]]◊ | [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Stolin Karlin]]* | [[Succath Sholom Synagogue]] | [[Talmud Study Circle (formerly South Hackney Talmud Torah)]] | [[Tchechenover Synagogue]] | [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Zeire Yisroel Beth Hamedrash)]] | [[Walford Road Synagogue]]◊ | [[Victory Hebrew Friendly Society]] | [[Yeshiva Horomoh Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]]* ([[Heichal Tiferes Zvi]]) | [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]]* | [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]]* | [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Voydislav Synagogue]]) | [[Yotzei Teimon Beis Hamedrash]] | [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* ([[Beth Hamedrash of the Agudah Youth Movement]])

===London - East End (E1)===

[[Beth Jacob Synagogue]] | [[Beth Sholom Synagogue]] | [[Commercial Street Tamud Torah]]◊ (also known [[Christian Street Synagogue]]) | [[Hebrew Centre Synagogue]] | [[Jewish Centre Synagogue]] | [[Kehal Chasidim Synagogue]] | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]] later NW2, ([[Premishlaner Rabbi's Synagogue)]] | [[Kehillath Moshe Anshe Belz Synagogue]] | [[Mile End Talmud Torah "Yavnah" Synagogue]] | [[Nezach Israel Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Ohavei Emeth Synagogue]] | [[Sons of Grodno Society]] | [[Special Society "Bikur Cholim"]]

===London - Golders Green (NW11)===

[[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]]* | [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]]* | [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[North-West Sephardish Synagogue]]) | [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) (formerly [[Adath Yeshurun Synagogue]]) | [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]]* | [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]]* | [[Finchley Road Synagogue]]* (also known as [[Sasover Finchley Road Synagogue]]) | [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) (formerly [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash and Lincoln Centre]]) | [[Heichal Menachem]]* | [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]]* (formerly [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]) | [[Kehillos Yaakov Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]]*(BS) | [[Kol Jacob Synagogue]] | [[North West London (Golders Green) Synagogue]]◊

===London - Hendon (NW4)===

[[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]* | [[Heichal Leah]]* | [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]* | [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash Shaare Avraham]] | [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]~~(BS) (formerly [[North Hendon Synagogue]]) | [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]]* | [[Shivtei Israel Hekhal Leah]]◊ (a Sephardi congregation) | [[Southfields Synagogue]] | [[Sunny Hill Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] |

===London - Others Areas===

[[Canonbury Bikur Cholim Synagogue]] - N5 | [[Cricklewood Beth Hamedresh]] ([[Keser Torah D'Radzin Synagogue]])◊ ([[Rav. Finklestein's Minyan]]) | [[Deneburger Friendly Society]] - East Twickenham | [[Dollis Hill Beth Hamedrash ]](Rav. Yehudalieb's Minyan) - NW10 | [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]]*(BS) | [[Edmonton & District Hebrew Congregation]] - N18 | [[Garden Suburb Beth Hamedrash]] - N2 | [[Goldblum Synagogue]] - Highbury, N5| [[Hampstead Adath Yisroel Congregation]]◊ - [[Sarah Klausner Memorial Synagogue]] - NW6 | [[Ilford Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]] - N2 | [[Kehillath Israel Synagogue]], NW2, previously E.1 ([[Premishlaner Rabbi's Synagogue]]) | [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]]* - N2 | [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]]~ - Edgware | [[Lubavitch of Edgware]]* | [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]]* | [[Old Hampstead Synagogue]] - NW3 | [[Palmers Green Synagogue]] - N11 | [[Tree of Life Synagogue]] (formerly [[Highbury New Park Synagogue]] / [[Beth Hamedrash]]) - N5

===Provincial & Outer London===

[[Bletchley Hebrew Congregation]] | [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]]~ | Glasgow - [[Yeshivah Synagogue]] | Leeds - [[Shalom Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Staines Hebrew Congregation]] (formerly [[Law of Life College and Synagogue]]) | [[Sunderland Yeshiva Synagogue]] | [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]]~ (formerly Yeshivas Toras Chessed) - Great Offley, near Hitchin, Herts
====Manchester====
[[Ohel Torah Synagogue]]◊ [[Shomre Shabbas Synagogue]] | [[Shotzer Beth Hamidrash]] | [[Sellel & Psalms Synagogue]] | [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]]~

*~ A congregation that is still active.

*~~(BS) An active independent congregation that left the UOHC and is still affiliated its Burial Society.

*◊ A congregation that left the UOHC and became affiliated to the [[Federation of Synagogues]] or independent but did not remain affiliated to the UOHC's Burial Society.
==Finances==
{| class="wikitable"
! Financial year end !! Total income !! Total expenditure !! Income from donations and legacies !! Expenditure on charitable activities !! Grants to institutions !! Total funds (assets less liabilities) !! Cash !! Employees !! Volunteers !! Accounts received
|-
| December 2015 || £0 || £0 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_1" />
|-
| December 2016 || £2,717,801 || £1,522,505 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_3" />
|-
| December 2017 || £2,095,255 || £1,442,497 || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Not disclosed || Archived register entry<ref name="ARC1158987_2" />
|-
| 31 December 2020 || £1,447,816 || £1,893,633 || £1,239,424 || £1,893,633 || £1,290,110 || £2,082,018 || £1,257,567 || 23 || 0 || 29 October 2021 (due 31 October 2021)
|-
| 31 December 2021 || £1,374,538 || £2,528,643 || £1,203,677 || £2,528,643 || £1,888,850 || £927,912 || £196,403 || 23 || 0 || 31 October 2022 (due 31 October 2022)
|-
| 31 December 2022 || £879,484 || £1,220,893 || £699,796 || £1,220,893 || £478,392 || £586,503 || £92,884 || 24 || 0 || 25 October 2023 (due 31 October 2023)
|-
| 31 December 2023 || £1,193,855 || £1,345,680 || £981,760 || £1,345,680 || £393,941 || £434,678 || £110,726 || 26 || 0 || 28 October 2024 (due 31 October 2024)
|-
| 31 December 2024 || £1,261,191 || £1,473,386 || £1,106,814 || £1,473,386 || £431,310 || £222,483 || £128,511 || 26 || 0 || 29 October 2025 (due 31 October 2025)
|}
Source: Charity Commission financial history and register data.<ref name="CCFin">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692/financial-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS financial history] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026; figures from the Commission's public register data extract dated 13 October 2026.</ref> The Commission records grant-making as the charity's main activity.<ref name="CCOverview">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692 THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS overview] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref> Trustee payments: "No trustees receive any remuneration, payments or benefits from the charity."<ref name="CCOverview" />

*Companies House: last accounts made up to 31 December 2025 (Full accounts, filed 28 Sep 2026); next accounts made up to 30 December 2026, due by 30 September 2027.<ref name="CHCompany">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721 THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS overview] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref><ref name="CHAcc">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/filing-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS filing history] – Full accounts made up to 31 December 2025, filed 28 Sep 2026, ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*Companies House: last confirmation statement dated 27 December 2025; next due by 10 January 2027.<ref name="CHCompany" />
*Archived accounts: [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108195744/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20161231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2016]; [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108193451/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20171231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2017]; [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108194314/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20181231_E_C.PDF year ending 31 December 2018].<ref name="ARC1158987_4">UK Government Web Archive, [https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20200108195744/http://apps.charitycommission.gov.uk/Accounts/Ends87/0001158987_AC_20161231_E_C.PDF The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – archived accounts], archived snapshot of the Charity Commission register dated 8 January 2020, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Land Registry (company-owned property):''' HM Land Registry's company ownership data (October 2026) lists 1 title(s) registered to the organisation or a linked company: The Stamford Hill Mikve, Margaret Road, London (N16 6UX) (title AGL279871, leasehold; registered proprietor THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS (08341721); proprietor registered 21-03-2013).<ref name="LRCCOD">HM Land Registry, [https://use-land-property-data.service.gov.uk/datasets/ccod UK companies that own property in England and Wales] dataset, October 2026, accessed 14 October 2026.</ref>

==Controversies and conflicts==
*'''Related-party transactions:''' The latest filed accounts state: "During the year the charity received donations of £ 5,392 (202 4 : £ Nil ) from Kedassia Supervision Limited, a company with a common trustee. At the year end £52,020 was due from Kedassia Supervision Limited (2024: £51,087 due to Kedassia Supervision Limited). At the year end £379,411 (202 4 : £ 379,411 ) was due from K Poultry Limited, a subsidiary undertaking of UOHC Foundation Limited, a charitable company with common trustees. During the year, the charity received donations of £302,500 (2024: £173,000) from K Poultry Limited."<ref name="CHAcc" />
*'''Filing compliance:''' All 5 annual returns and accounts on the Charity Commission record were received by their due dates, and the register states "Charity reporting is up to date (on time)".<ref name="CCFin" /><ref name="CCOverview" />
*'''Companies House notices:''' 06 Apr 2016: Compulsory strike-off action has been discontinued (DISS40); 22 Mar 2016: First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off (GAZ1); 29 Apr 2014: Compulsory strike-off action has been discontinued (DISS40); 22 Apr 2014: First Gazette notice for compulsory strike-off (GAZ1).<ref name="CHFH">Companies House, [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08341721/filing-history THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS filing history] ''Companies House'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Overlapping trusteeships:''' [[Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater]] is also a trustee of [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] (1102303), [[Beth Jacob Grammar School for Girls Limited]] (248708), [[Mayfair Charities Limited]] (255281), [[The Raphael Freshwater Memorial Association]] (313890), [[Service To The Aged]] (1001916), [[Regent Charities Limited]] (1059253), [[Parsha Limited]] (267986). [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] is also a trustee of [[Trenhill Limited]] (272180), [[Uohc Supervision Ltd]] (1164378), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379), [[Beis Brucha Ltd]] (1131109), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707), [[Side By Side (children) Limited]] (1135723). [[Moses Theo Bibelman]] is also a trustee of [[(trust Property Held In Connexion With) Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] (207956). [[Jacob Goldman]] is also a trustee of [[Ichud Mosdos Gur Limited]] (1096711), [[Yeshivas Lev Simcha Limited]] (1120748), [[Kupat Ezer Lenisuin Beth Yisroel]] (1147263), [[Gerer Shtiebel Synagogue]] (1180593), [[Reach Out Uk]] (1144818). [[Benjamin Roth]] is also a trustee of [[Reach Out Uk]] (1144818). [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]] is also a trustee of [[Resolve Now]] (1189333). [[Rabbi Nathan Benjamin Bindinger]] is also a trustee of [[Kehal Charedim Trust]] (1098484), [[Yesamach Levav]] (1127977), [[Darkei Chaim]] (1190418). [[Chaim Solomon Goldman]] is also a trustee of [[Hatzola Trust]] (278914), [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] (1160299), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707). [[Robert Grussgott]] is also a trustee of [[The Eliezer Foundation]] (1126142), [[Britefield Trust]] (1133072), [[Bikur Cholim Limited]] (1085965), [[The Zeire Agudath Israel General Charitable Trust]] (280604), [[A T.i.m.e. Limited]] (1128756), [[Agudas Israel Community Services]] (287367), [[Agudas Israel Organisation Of Great Britain]] (290191), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379). [[Michael Just]] is also a trustee of [[Newpier Charity Limited]] (293686), [[Uohc Properties Ltd]] (1164379), [[Cprm Management Ltd]] (1209707). [[Ahron Klein]] is also a trustee of [[Yedidim Association Ltd]] (1111411). [[Abraham Schreiber (born 1979)|Abraham Schreiber]] is also a trustee of [[Ringtrop Limited]] (276021), [[Tiferet Torah]] (1191188), [[Friends Of Chosen Yeshias]] (1196784), [[Kids Konnect Ltd.]] (1199033). [[Shalom Seidenfeld]] is also a trustee of [[United Talmudical Associates Ltd]] (291834), [[Friends Of Yeshiva Luzern]] (1118086), [[Palmcourt Limited]] (1070679), [[Luzern Yeshiva Talmudical College]] (1201551). [[Rabbi Mordechai Steren]] is also a trustee of [[Viznitz Institutions Trust]] (1073284), [[Blossoms London Ltd]] (1198424). [[Benjamin Stern]] is also a trustee of [[Talmud Torah Beis Shlomo Limited]] (1119165), [[Yad Shlomo Trust]] (1122011), [[Schiffshul Ltd]] (1071348), [[Hatzola Trust]] (278914), [[Hatzola Trust Limited]] (1160299). [[Daniel Joshua Alexander Ost]] is also a trustee of [[Bridge Lane Foundation Limited]] (1103512), [[Goodheights Limited]] (802589), [[Woodlands Green Ltd]] (277299), [[Gitter Foundation Ltd]] (1129108), [[The Tmc Trust Limited]] (1139316). [[Joseph Feld]] is also a trustee of [[Trenhill Limited]] (272180). [[Moshe Getter]] is also a trustee of [[Bais Rizhin Trust]] (285562). [[Chaim Steinhart]] is also a trustee of [[Hhec]] (1168502), [[Amazing Kids Club Ltd]] (1191936).<ref name="CCTrustees">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/5040692/trustees THE UNION OF ORTHODOX HEBREW CONGREGATIONS trustees] ''Charity Commission for England and Wales'', accessed 13 October 2026.</ref>
*'''Shared address and control:''' [[Benjamin Roth]], [[Chaim Steinhart]], [[Jacob Goldman]], [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Joseph Feld]], [[Michael Just]], [[Michael Lobenstein]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]], [[Moses Theo Bibelman]], [[Moshe Getter]], [[Myer Bernard Rothfeld]], [[Robert Grussgott]], [[Sydney Samuel Sinitsky]] give the same correspondence address (140 Stamford Hill, London, United Kingdom, N16 6QT).<ref name="CHOfficers" />
*'''Register inconsistencies:''' [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] are listed as trustees by the Charity Commission<ref name="CCTrustees" /> but not as a current director at Companies House.<ref name="CHOfficers" /> [[Jacov Friesel]], [[Mordechai Jaakow Wind]] are a current director at Companies House<ref name="CHOfficers" /> but not listed as trustees by the Charity Commission.<ref name="CCTrustees" />

== List of associated congregations ==
JCR-UK lists 85 active congregations as associated with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations. Associated congregations retain their independence but accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate.<ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Associated congregations (85)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Powerbase !! Hasidic dynasty !! Status
|-
| Adath Yisroel Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 207956 || [[Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]] || Vizhnitz || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh' || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh']] || || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]] || || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Biala || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Biala]] || Biala || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]] || || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1116596 || [[Congregation Sharei Sholom Tchabe Limited]] || Tchabe || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1121622 || [[Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky]] || Dushinsky || associated
|-
| Beis Kossov || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Kossov]] || Kosov || associated
|-
| Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]] || Nadvorna || associated
|-
| Beis Sholem D'Shotz || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Sholem D'Shotz]] || Shotz || associated
|-
| Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]] || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || CC 1142879 || [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Chodesh Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]] || Vizhnitz || associated
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road) || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1004327 || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road)]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common) || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common)]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Beth Joseph Zvi || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Joseph Zvi]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Shmuel Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || CC 251044 || [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Talmud Centre || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Beth Talmud Centre]] || || associated
|-
| Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash || London (South Tottenham) || – || [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]] || Biala || associated
|-
| Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || CC 1130334 || [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || Alexander || associated
|-
| Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)]] || Belz || associated
|-
| Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Upper Clapton)]] || Belz || associated
|-
| Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Golders Green)]] || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)]] || Ger (Gur) || associated
|-
| Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]] || Ruzhin (branch not stated) || associated
|-
| Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || CC 285475 || [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || Ruzhin-Sadigura || associated
|-
| Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]] || Sanz-Klausenburg || associated
|-
| Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]] || Skver || associated
|-
| Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || Vizhnitz (Vizhnitz-Monsey) || associated
|-
| Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1171399 || [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash]] || Bobov (Bobov-45) || associated
|-
| Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash || London (South Tottenham) || – || [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Congregation Chovevei Torah || London (Golders Green) || CC 1139436 || [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]] || || associated
|-
| Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]] || Sanz (probable) || associated
|-
| Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation || Edgware || CC 1123950 || [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]] || || associated
|-
| Etz Chaim Yeshiva || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]] || || associated
|-
| Finchley Road Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || CC 1102303 || [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]] || Sassov || associated
|-
| Gateshead Kolel Synagogue || Gateshead || – || [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Golders Green Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || CC 1138578 || [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Heichal Hatorah || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 264361 || [[Heichal Hatorah]] || || associated
|-
| Hekhal Leah Synagogue || London (Hendon) || – || [[Hekhal Leah Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue || London (Hendon) || CC 1184204 CC 1187431 || [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Hendon Beth Hamedrash || London (Hendon) || – || [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1098484 || [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash]] || Bobov || associated
|-
| Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1157128 || [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]] || Munkacs || associated
|-
| Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1113847 || [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]] || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || CC 299763 || [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Knightland Road Synagogue || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Knightland Road Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash || Edgware || CC 1072715 CC 1219627 || [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]] || || associated
|-
| Lubavitch of Edgware || Edgware || – || [[Lubavitch of Edgware]] || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| Lubavitch Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1171625 || [[Lubavitch Synagogue]] || Chabad-Lubavitch || associated
|-
| Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash || Edgware || CC 1133264 || [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Mesifta Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Mesifta Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]] || Kretchnif || associated
|-
| North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue || London (Hendon) || CC 1152757 || [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue || London (Hendon) || – || [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]] || Skole || associated
|-
| Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk) || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1115308 || [[Bais Hamedrash Ohel Yakov Ltd]] || Pshevorsk || associated
|-
| Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1058820 || [[Beth Hamedrash D'Nitra]] || || associated
|-
| Spinke Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]] || Spinka || associated
|-
| Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]] || Stanislov || associated
|-
| Stolin Karlin || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Stolin Karlin]] || Karlin-Stolin || associated
|-
| Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue || Salford || – || [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Yeshivas Ahavas Torah || London (South Tottenham) || – || [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]] || || associated
|-
| Yeshivas Ohr Torah || Hitchin || – || [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]] || || associated
|-
| Yeshivas Toras Chesed || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]] || Satmar || associated
|-
| Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 260802 || [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]] || || associated
|-
| Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|-
| Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1187313 || [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]] || || associated
|}

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Charities]]
[[Category:Jewish charities in the United Kingdom]]

Federation of Synagogues

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{{short description|Orthodox Jewish synagogal organisation in the United Kingdom with historical Zionist ties}}
{{Infobox organization
| name = Federation of Synagogues
| abbreviation = Federation
| image =
| formation = 1887
| type = Synagogal organisation
| headquarters = 65 Watford Way, Hendon, London NW4 3AQ, United Kingdom
| leader_title = Av Beis Din
| leader_name = [[Shraga Fievel Zimmerman]]
| website = [https://www.federation.org.uk Official website]
}}

'''Federation of Synagogues''' is an Orthodox Jewish synagogal organisation in the United Kingdom, founded in 1887 by [[Samuel Montagu]] to unite immigrant Orthodox congregations in London's East End. It provides religious services, kosher supervision, burial facilities, and communal support to its member and affiliated synagogues, emphasising adherence to halacha in modern Britain. With 18 constituent members and 26 affiliates as of recent records, the Federation operates a Beth Din, KF Kosher division, and educational programmes, serving Central Orthodox communities primarily in London and surrounding areas.<ref name="PowerbaseFed">Powerbase, [https://powerbase.info/index.php/Federation_of_Synagogues Federation of Synagogues] ''Powerbase'', accessed 13 February 2026.</ref> As the official Federation website states, its mission centres on strengthening Orthodox communal life through Torah-focused services.<ref name="FedSite">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/ Home] ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 13 February 2026.</ref>

Historically established to serve Eastern European immigrants excluded from the [[United Synagogue]], the Federation offered affordable burials and modest worship spaces. It has evolved into a key provider of halachic authority and community resources, though its past leadership and donations reflect support for the Zionist entity.

The Federation's relation to Zionism shows early ambivalence, with founder [[Samuel Montagu]]'s son [[Louis Montagu]] ousted in 1925 partly for anti-Zionist views, replaced by Zionist [[Morry Davis]]. Under Davis, the organisation donated to the Jewish National Fund and Hebrew University, and launched the Palestine Emergency Fund after the 1929 Hebron Massacre.<ref name="JosephCohen">Joseph Cohen Antiques, [https://www.josephcohenantiques.com/blogs/on-the-blog/the-history-of-the-federation-of-synagogues The History of the Federation of Synagogues] ''Joseph Cohen Antiques'', 18 July 2025.</ref> Such actions aligned the Federation with support for the Zionist colony, critiqued in anti-Zionist frameworks protected under Miller vs University of Bristol (2024) as mechanisms entrenching settler colonial ties.

== History ==
The Federation emerged in 1887 when [[Samuel Montagu]] united minor synagogues for East End immigrants rejecting the [[United Synagogue]]'s practices. Montagu funded improvements and acquired burial land in Edmonton.<ref name="JosephCohen" />

By 1911, membership exceeded the United Synagogue's in some metrics. After Montagu's death, his son [[Louis Montagu]] presided briefly but was removed in 1925 for non-observance and anti-Zionism.<ref name="JosephCohen" /> [[Morry Davis]], a Zionist, took over, expanding influence through Shechita Board representation and anti-Nazi protests.<ref name="JosephCohen" />

Post-1948, the Federation recovered from wartime destruction, forming its Beth Din in 1966 and expanding suburbs. Modern leadership under [[Shraga Fievel Zimmerman]] maintains strict Orthodoxy.<ref name="FedSite" />

=== Timeline ===
* 1887: Founded by [[Samuel Montagu]].<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1890: Burial Society established.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1911: [[Samuel Montagu]] dies; [[Louis Montagu]] presides.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1925: [[Louis Montagu]] ousted; [[Morry Davis]] elected.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1928–1944: Davis presidency; donations to Zionist causes.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
* 1966: Beth Din formed.<ref name="FedSite" />
* 1989: Headquarters relocation.<ref name="FedSite" />
* 2020s: 18 members, 26 affiliates.<ref name="PowerbaseFed" />

== Activities ==
The Federation offers kehillah services, KF Kosher certification, Beis Din rulings, burial at Edmonton and Rainham cemeteries, and shiurim. It supports eruvim and communal welfare.<ref name="FedSite" />

== Relation to Zionism ==
Early leadership divided: [[Louis Montagu]] anti-Zionist; successor [[Morry Davis]] Zionist vice-president of Jewish National Fund.<ref name="JosephCohen" /> Donations supported Zionist institutions and Palestine relief, linking diaspora Orthodoxy to the Zionist regime.<ref name="JosephCohen" /> No evidence of institutional anti-Zionism; support for the settler colony persists through historical precedents.

== Associated individuals ==

```wiki
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Associated Individuals
! Name !! Role !! Brief Biography
|-
| [[Samuel Montagu]] || Founder || Liberal MP; philanthropist uniting immigrant synagogues; supported modest Orthodox worship.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
|-
| [[Louis Montagu]] || President (1911–1925) || Son of founder; non-observant and anti-Zionist; ousted by board.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
|-
| [[Morry Davis]] || President (1928–1944) || Zionist Labour politician; vice-president Jewish National Fund; expanded Federation influence.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
|-
| [[Morris Lederman]] || Post-war President || Oversaw suburban recovery and growth.<ref name="JosephCohen" />
|-
| [[Arnold Cohen]] || Moderniser President || Boosted prosperity and Beth Din prestige.<ref name="FedSite" />
|-
| [[Shraga Fievel Zimmerman]] || Current Av Beis Din || Gateshead-educated; leads halachic authority.<ref name="FedSite" />
|}
==Members==
The Federation lists eighteen members and twenty six affiliates an increase since June 2025 from 17 and 23.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240417195421/https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/</ref>

[[Anshei Shlomo]] | [[Beis Gavriel]] | [[Clapton Synagogue]] | [[Croydon Synagogue]] | [[East London Central Synagogue]] | [[Eitz Hachaim]] | [[Finchley Central Synagogue]] | [[Hendon Beis Hamedrash]] | [[Ilford Federation Synagogue]] | [[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]] | [[Machzike Hadath Synagogue]] | [[Netzach Yisrael]] | [[Nishmas Yisroel]] | [[Ohr Yerushalayim]] | [[Ohr Yisrael]] | [[Shomrei Hadath]] | [[Sinai]] | [[Yeshurun Edgware]]
===Affiliated Communities===
[[Aish]] | [[Chabad of Bricket Wood]] | [[Chabad of Brighton]] | [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood]] | [[Chabad of Golders Green]] | [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] | [[Chabad of Islington]] | [[Chabad of Radlett]] | [[Chabad of West Hampstead]] | [[Chazak]] | [[Congregation of Jacob]] | [[Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH)]] | [[Finchley Road (Sassover)]] | [[Hashkama Minyan at EAYC]] | [[JLE]] | [[Kesher Kehillah]] | [[Kesser Torah]] | [[Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue]] | [[Loughton Synagogue]] | [[Nefesh Hatorah]] | [[Seed Shul]] | [[Springfield Synagogue]] | [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]] | [[Tiferet Eyal]] | [[Torah Action Life]] | [[Torat Moshe]]
== List of member and affiliated congregations ==
The Federation states that it 'comprises 18 constituent and 27 affiliated kehillos'; its affiliates include organisations and minyanim as well as synagogues.<ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The table lists 44 active congregations: 18 constituents and 23 affiliates on the Federation's current list, two Manchester congregations that JCR-UK records as Federation constituents,<ref name="jcr_fed">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Federation_of_Synagogues.htm The Federation of Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and Dvash in Finchley, which is not on the current list.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Federation of Synagogues congregations (44)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Powerbase !! Chabad-Lubavitch !! Status
|-
| Aish Community Synagogue || London (Hendon) || – || [[Aish Community Synagogue]] || || affiliate
|-
| Anshei Shlomo || London (Hendon) || – || [[Anshei Shlomo]] || || constituent
|-
| Beis Gavriel Lubavitch || London (Hendon) || CC 1129679 || [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] || yes || constituent
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel || London (Hendon) || CC 1136805 || [[Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel]] || || constituent
|-
| Chabad Brighton || Brighton & Hove || CC 1192044 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton]] || yes || affiliate
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett || Radlett || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]] || yes || affiliate
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead || London (West Hampstead) || CC 1201417 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]] || yes || affiliate
|-
| Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree || Borehamwood || – || [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood]] || yes || affiliate
|-
| Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages || Bricket Wood || CC 1198884 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts]] || yes || affiliate
|-
| Chabad of Golders Green || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Chabad of Golders Green]] || yes || affiliate
|-
| Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1193647 || [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]] || yes || affiliate
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington || London (Islington) || CC 1164760 || [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]] || yes || affiliate
|-
| Chazak || London (Hendon) || – || [[Chazak]] || || affiliate
|-
| Clapton Federation Synagogue || London (Upper Clapton) || – || [[Clapton Federation Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Congregation of Jacob Synagogue || London (Whitechapel) || CC 1208500 || [[Congregation of Jacob Synagogue]] || || affiliate
|-
| Croydon & District Synagogue || Croydon || – || [[Croydon & District Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Darchei Avot || London (Hendon) || – || [[Darchei Avot]] || || affiliate
|-
| Dvash || London (Finchley) || CC 1185002 || [[Dvash]] || || affiliate (not on current Federation list)
|-
| East London Central Synagogue || London (Stepney) || – || [[East London Central Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH) || Edgware || CC 1197604 || [[Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH)]] || || affiliate
|-
| Eitz Hachaim || Edgware || – || [[Eitz Hachaim]] || || constituent
|-
| Finchley Central Synagogue || London (Finchley) || – || [[Finchley Central Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Hashkama Minyan at EAYC || Edgware || – || [[Hashkama Minyan at EAYC]] || || affiliate
|-
| Hendon Beis Hamedrash || London (Hendon) || – || [[Hendon Beis Hamedrash]] || || constituent
|-
| Ilford Federation Synagogue || Ilford || – || [[Ilford Federation Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| JLE || London (Golders Green) || – || [[JLE]] || || affiliate
|-
| Kehilas Kol Yaakov || Greater Manchester || – || [[Kehilas Kol Yaakov]] || || constituent (JCR-UK; not on current Federation list)
|-
| Kehillas Netzach Yisroel || Edgware || CC 1120294 || [[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]] || || constituent
|-
| Kesher Kehillah || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Kesher Kehillah]] || || affiliate
|-
| Kesser Torah || Edgware || – || [[Kesser Torah]] || || affiliate
|-
| Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue || London (Leytonstone) || CC 1185624 || [[Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue]] || || affiliate
|-
| Loughton Synagogue || Loughton || CC 1188590 || [[Loughton Synagogue]] || || affiliate
|-
| Machzike Hadath Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || CC 289999 || [[Machzike Hadath Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Netzach Israel Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Netzach Israel Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Ohel Torah Congregation || Salford || CC 1136772 || [[Ohel Torah Congregation]] || || constituent (JCR-UK; not on current Federation list)
|-
| Ohr Yerushalayim || Salford || CC 1078745 || [[Ohr Yerushalayim Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Ohr Yisrael Synagogue || Borehamwood || – || [[Ohr Yisrael Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Shomrai Hadath Synagogue || London (West Hampstead) || – || [[Shomrai Hadath Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Sinai Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Sinai Synagogue]] || || constituent
|-
| Springfield Synagogue || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1207000 || [[Springfield Synagogue]] || || affiliate
|-
| Tiferet Eyal Synagogue || London (Hendon) || CC 1116736 || [[Tiferet Eyal Synagogue]] || || affiliate
|-
| Torah Action Life || London (Golders Green) || CC 1145908 || [[Torah Action Life]] || || affiliate
|-
| Torat Moshe || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Torat Moshe]] || || affiliate
|-
| Yeshurun Synagogue || Edgware || – || [[Yeshurun Synagogue]] || || constituent
|}

== See also ==
[[United Synagogue]]
[[Jewish National Fund]]
[[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]]

== External links ==

[https://www.federation.org.uk Official website]

[[Category:Orthodox Jewish organisations in the United Kingdom]]
[[Category:Synagogal organisations]]
[[Category:Zionist movement UK]]
[[Category:Anti-Zionist critiques]]
==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]

United Synagogue

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The [[United Synagogue]] is the largest synagogue movement in Europe. Founded in 1870 today it is comprised of 62 local communities/synagogues supported by a central office. Chief Rabbi Mirvis is the spiritual head of the United Hebrew Congregations of Great Britain and the Commonwealth.<ref name="About United Synagogue">[https://www.theus.org.uk/aboutus About United Synagogue], United Synagogue. Retrieved 10 December 2021.</ref> Its members fall into a category described by the Board of Deputies as Central Orthodox, which also includes the [[Federation of Synagogues]] and many similar congregations throughout the United Kingdom. Membership of Central Orthodox congregations in 2016 numbered 41,990, constituted some 52.8% of synagogue membership in the United Kingdom. However, such numbers had decreased by 24,211 members (a decline of 37%) over the preceding six years. Approximatel 37.4% of British synagogues adhere to Central Orthodoxy.<ref name="united synagogue history">[https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue], Jewish Communities & records. Retrieved 6 January 2022.</ref>

It is a registered charity (no. 242552) and its head office is located at 305 Ballards Lane, North Finchley, London N12 8GB.

==Background and History==
The formation of the [[United Synagogue]] was a result of a special Act of Parliament dated 14 July 1870 (the United Synagogues Act 1870) which granted formal recognition to the union of the three City of London Ashkanazi synagogues (the Great Synagogue, the Hambro' Synagogue and the New Synagogue) as well as their two West End branch synagogues (the [[Central Synagogue]] and the [[Bayswater Synagogue]]). The union was forged by Chief Rabbi Dr. [[Nathan Marcus Adler]].<ref name="united synagogue history"/>

As an organisation, the United Synagogue is not officially tied to the Zionist movement but many of its leaders, most notably [[Robert Waley Cohen]], have "...contributed in practical ways towards the upbuilding of the state of Israel, and that appeals for causes associated with the Zionist cause had never been far away from the synagogue".<ref>Aubrey Newman, New Problems - The United Synagogue in an 'Age of Affluence' in The United Synagogue 1970 - 1970. Routledge, 1976.</ref>

In 1913 [[Joseph Hertz]] was elected Chief Rabbi of the group of synagogues known as the [[United Hebrew Congregations of the British Empire]], led by the United Synagogue. Hertz was strongly Zionist and "...lost little opportunity to preach his ideas. Some organisations in Anglo-Jewry followed him in welcoming Zionism, but the United Synagogue for one did not."<ref>Aubrey Newman, London Jewry 1912-1945 in The United Synagogue 1970 - 1970, p.109. Routledge, 1976.</ref>

Religious and organizational conflicts with the more right-wing [[Federation of Synagogues]] (1887) were a regular occurance since the beginning of the 20th century. Tensions had been mounting between the two umbrella organisations, particularly with regards to community control. Both vied for control of London's orthodox East End and bitter conflict ensued.<ref>Vivi Lachs, Whitechapel Noise: Jewish Immigrant Life in Yiddish Song and Verse, London 1884-1914, Wayne State University Press, May 2018.</ref> A news bulletin from the Jewish Telegraphic Agency on 22 June 1966 stated "On an important domestic issue, the Board’s (referring to the Board of Deputies of British Jews) president, Solomon Teff, urged the organization’s executive committee to offer its services to help solve the dispute between the United Synagogue and the Federation of Synagogues. The conflict between the two religious bodies, he said, is “making increasing inroads into the unity of British Jewry.”<ref>[http://pdfs.jta.org/1966/1966-06-22_118.pdf Protection for Aden Jews Sought; Britain to Leave the Protectorate], Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 22 June 1966.</ref>

With the election of [[Isaac Wolfson]] as president in 1962 the United Syangogue lurched further to the right and the organisation faced repeated challenges from both the theological right and left. The rise of the [[Masorti movement]] provided a further challenge to the United Synagogue and as such, its membership has declined in recent years. In 2016 members numbered 41,990, constituting some 52.8% of synagogue membership in the United Kingdom. However this decreased by 24,211 members (a decline of 37%) over the preceding six years.<ref>"Jewish News", Issue No. 1010, 6 July 2017, pp. 1 & 4, quoting report by Board of Deputies Policy Reseach, carried out between April and September 2016.</ref>

Historically, the United Synagogue has been comprised of congregations based in or around London and the home counties. However, in recent years, communities from further afield have joined the network, beginning with the Sheffield congregation in 2015.<ref name="united synagogue history"/>

==People==
===Directors===
[[Steven Wilson]] | [[David Collins]] | Rabbi [[Jeremy Conway]] | [[David Frei]] | [[Jo Grose]] | [[Vickie Lampkin]] | [[Richard Taylor]] | [[Richard Verber]] | [[Lali Virdee]]<ref>[https://www.theus.org.uk/category/directors Directors], United Synagogue. Retrieved 10 December 2021.</ref>

===Trustees===
[[Michael Goldstein]] | [[Andrew Eder]] | [[Claire Lemer]] | [[Fleurise Lewis]] | [[Maxwell Nisner]] | [[Nicola Rosenfelder]] | [[Barry Shaw]] | [[Saul Taylor]] | [[Jacqui Zinkin]]<ref>[https://www.theus.org.uk/category/trustees Trustees], United Synagogue. Retrieved 10 December 2021.</ref>

==Relationship with Israel & the Zionist Movement==
[[File:Screenshot 2024-11-28 at 11.51.23.png|thumb|right|600px|[[United Synagogue]] confirmation that it is Zionist. A page deleted from its website after 7 December 2023.]]
The United Synagogue has strong ties to Israel. It describes itself as 'a Zionist organisation' and runs many programmes including:

*Helping with Shul trips to Israel
*Helping US members plan weddings and other simchas in Israel
*Offering services/events for US members now living in Israel
*Rabbinic recruitment
*Support for Tribe Israel’s trips, tours, programmes, Leadership training<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231207001503/https://theus.org.uk/article/us-israel US in Israel], The United Synagogue. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 7 December 2023. By June 2024 this page had been removed from the US website.</ref>

To help facilitate these services the United Synagogue has a dedicated Israel Desk, similar to what the [[Alliance for Progressive Judaism]] (a partnership between [[Liberal Judaism]] and [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]]) established.

Several United Synagogue communities are affiliate members of the [[Zionist Federation of Great Britian and Ireland]]. They include [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue]], [[Hendon United Synagogue]], [[Kenton United Synagogue]], Kinloss (also known as [[Finchley United Synagogue]]), [[Woodside Park Synagogue]] and [[South Hampstead Synagogue]].<ref>[https://zionist.org.uk/affiliate-members/ Affiliate Members], Zionist Federation of Great Britian and Ireland. Retrieved 6 January 2022.</ref>

United Synagogue purchased a section of Eretz Hachaim Cemetery just outside Jerusalem for use of members who wish to be buried in Israel.<ref>[https://www.theus.org.uk/article/burial-israel Burial in Israel], United Synagogue. Retrieved 6 January 2022.</ref>

==Programmes==
===Tribe===
Tribe is a youth group run by United Synagogue. It runs a variety of programmes and activities centrally and across all United Synagogue shuls and schools.

Tribe Israel hosts activities for all British students on a gap year in Israel, throughout their year there. They hold a welcome event, as well as an annual shabbaton. They also help to develop essential skills like public speaking and work with students on Israel Advocacy through the Tribe Learn 2 Lead programme.

Tribe Campus Recruiters help with advice and events, which are often organised together with key partner, University Jewish Chaplaincy and JSOCs (Jewish Societies).<ref>[https://www.tribeuk.com/article/what-tribe What is Tribe?], Tribe UK. Retrieved 6 January 2022.</ref>

==Members and Communities==
Fifty Six full members:
[[Ahavat Yisrael]] | [[Alei Tzion]] | [[Barnet United Synagogue|Barnet]] | [[Belmont United Synagogue|Belmont]] | [[Birmingham Central United Synagogue|Birmingham Central Synagogue]] | [[Borehamwood & Elstree United Synagogue|Borehamwood & Elstree]] | [[Brondesbury Park United Synagogue|Brondesbury Park]] | [[Bushey & District United Synagogue|Bushey & District]] | [[The Central Synagogue|Central]] | [[Childwall Hebrew Congregation]] (Liverpool) | [[Chigwell & Hainault Synagogue|Chigwell & Hainault]] | [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue|Cockfosters & N Southgate]] | [[Cranbrook United Synagogue|Cranbrook]] | [[Ealing United Synagogue|Ealing]] | [[Edgware United Synagogue|Edgware]] | [[Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue|Enfield & Winchmore Hill]] | [[Finchley United Synagogue|Finchley]] | [[Finsbury Park Synagogue|Finsbury Park]] | [[Golders Green Synagogue|Golders Green]] | [[Hackney & East London Synagogue|Hackney & East London]] | [[Hadley Wood Jewish Community|Hadley Wood]] | [[Hampstead Synagogue|Hampstead]] | [[Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue|Hampstead Garden Suburb]] | [[Hendon United Synagogue|Hendon]] | [[Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue|Highams Park & Chingford]] | [[Highgate Synagogue|Highgate]] | [[Kenton United Synagogue|Kenton]] | [[Kingsbury United Synagogue|Kingsbury]] | [[Kingston, Surbiton & District Synagogue|Kingston, Surbiton & District]] | [[Luton United Synagogue|Luton]] | [[Magen Avot]] (Hendon) | [[Mill Hill United Synagogue|Mill Hill]] | [[Mill Hill East Jewish Community|Mill Hill East]] | [[Muswell Hill Synagogue|Muswell Hill]] | [[New West End Synagogue|New West End]] | [[Northwood United Synagogue|Northwood]] | [[Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue|Palmers Green & Southgate]] | [[Pinner United Synagogue|Pinner]] | [[Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue|Potters Bar]] | [[Radlett United Synagogue|Radlett]] | [[Richmond Synagogue|Richmond]] | [[Ruislip Synagogue|Ruislip]] | [[United Synagogue Sheffield|Sheffield]] | [[Shenley United Jewish Community|Shenley]] | [[South Hampstead Synagogue|South Hampstead]] | [[South London Synagogue|South London]] | [[South Tottenham Synagogue|South Tottenham]] | [[Southport Synagogue|Southport]] | [[St Albans United Synagogue|St Albans]] | [[St John's Wood Synagogue|St John's Wood]] | [[Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue|Stanmore & Canons Park]] | [[Sutton & District Synagogue|Sutton & District]] | [[Watford & District Synagogue|Watford]] | [[Welwyn Garden City Synagogue|Welwyn Garden City]] | [[Wembley United Synagogue|Wembley]] | | [[Woodford Forest United Synagogue|Woodford Forest]] | [[Woodside Park Synagogue|Woodside Park]]<ref>[https://www.theus.org.uk/category/communities Communities], United Synagogue. Retrieved 10 December 2021.</ref>

===United Synagogue Affiliate Communities===
In January 2025 the US listed seven affiliate Synagogues.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20250108170753/https://theus.org.uk/web/20250108170753/https://theus.org.uk/our-communities/</ref>

[[Catford And Bromley United Synagogue|Catford & Bromley]] (Affiliate) | [[Chelsea Synagogue|Chelsea]] (Affiliate) | [[Hemel Hempstead Hebrew Congregation|Hemel Hempstead]] (Affiliate) | [[Peterborough Hebrew Congregation|Peterborough]] (Affiliate) | [[Romford & District Synagogue|Romford & District]] (Affiliate) | [[Staines and District Synagogue|Staines]] (Affiliate) | [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue|Western Marble Arch]] (Associate)

==Affiliations==
===Youth groups===
*[[Tribe]] - a youth group

===Companies===
[[305 Ballards Lane, London, N12 8GB]] is the address of a number of companies and charities especially those associated with [[United Synagogue]] one of the seven main Synagogue movements in the UK representing largely Synagogue's catering for Ashkenazi 'Central Orthodox' Jews.<ref>JCR-UK [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue]</ref>

===Charities===
*[[United Synagogue]] Charity number: 242552
*[[KLBD Kosher Certification]] Registered Charity No 242552 (ie part of [[United Synagogue]])
*[[Scopus Jewish Educational Trust]] (Charity number: 313154) linked to the [[Zionist Federation]].

===Companies===
*[[United Synagogue Design & Build Ltd]] 06797965 - Incorporated on 21 January 2009
*[[United Synagogue Trusts limited]] 00516140 - Incorporated on 14 February 1953
*[[United Synagogue Kashrut Board (The)]] 02089374 - Dissolved on 14 May 2013
*[[University Jewish Chaplaincy]] 06543595 - Incorporated on 25 March 2008
*[[London Board Trustee Limited]] 04117554 - Incorporated on 27 November 2000
*[[United Synagogue Youth Charity (The)]] 02033941 - Incorporated on 3 July 1986
*[[US Advertising Limited]] 02146769 - Incorporated on 13 July 1987
*[[United Central Catering]] Previous names: UNITED SYNAGOGUE (CENTRAL CATERING) 11279144 - Incorporated on 27 March 2018
====Dissolved====
*[[United Synagogue Publications Limited]] 01896677 - Dissolved on 8 May 2012
*[[United Synagogue Educational Charity (The)]] 02033940 - Dissolved on 17 January 2012
===Schools===
====Primary Schools====

Primary schools which have the United Synagogue as its foundation body and are under the religious authority of the Office of the Chief Rabbi:
*[[Sinai Jewish Primary School]] Location: Kenton Phone: 020 8204 1550 Email: admin@sinai.brent.sch.uk Website: https://www.sinaischool.com
*[[Wohl Ilford Jewish Primary School]] Location: Ilford Phone: 020 8498 1350 Email: admin@ijpsonline.co.uk Website: https://www.ijpsonline.co.uk

Primary schools with the [[Scopus Jewish Education Trust]] as their foundation body which are now part of the United Synagogue:
*[[Mathilda-Marks-Kennedy School]] Location: Mill Hill Phone: 020 8959 6089 Email: office@mmks.barnetmail.sch.uk Website: https://www.mathildamarks.com
*[[Rosh Pinah Jewish Primary School]] Location: Edgware Phone: 020 8958 8599 Email: office@rpps.org.uk Website: https://www.rpps.org.uk
*[[Simon Marks Jewish Primary School]] Location: Stoke Newington Phone: 020 8806 6048 Email: info@simonmarks.hackney.sch.uk Website: https://www.simonmarks.hackney.sch.uk

[[Jewish Community Academy Trust]] Schools which are supported by the United Synagogue:
*[[Hertsmere Jewish Primary School]] Location: Radlett Phone: 01923 855857 Email: admin@hjps.herts.sch.uk Website: https://www.hjps.herts.sch.uk
*[[Sacks Morasha Jewish Primary School]] Location: Finchely Phone: 020 8369 5964 Email: office@morashajps.org.uk Website: https://www.morashajps.org.uk
*[[Moriah Jewish Day School]] Location: Pinner Phone: 020 8868 2001 Email: office@moriah.harrow.sch.uk Website: https://www.moriahschool.co.uk
*[[Wolfson Hillel Primary School]] Location: Southgate Phone: 020 8882 6487 Email: schooloffice@wolfsonhillel.enfield.sch.uk Website: https://www.wolfsonhillel.enfield.sch.uk
*[[Rimon Jewish Primary School]] Location: Golders Green Phone: 020 8209 1805 Email: office@rimonschool.org.uk Website: https://www.rimonschool.org.uk

Primary Schools under the religious authority of the Office of the Chief Rabbi:
*[[Brodetsky Jewish Primary School]] Location: Leeds Phone: 0113 293 0578 Email: info@brodetsky.leeds.sch.uk Website: https://www.brodetsky.leeds.sch.uk
*[[Etz Chaim Jewish Primary School]] Location: Mill Hill Phone: 020 8906 2983 Email: admin@etzchaim-primaryschool.org.uk Website: https://www.etzchaim-primaryschool.org.uk
*[[Immanuel College Preparatory School]] Location: Bushey Phone: 020 8950 0604 Email: enquiries@immanuel.herts.sch.uk Website: https://www.immanuelcollege.co.uk
*[[Kerem School]] Location: Hampstead Garden Suburb United Synagogue Phone: 020 8455 0909 Email: admin@keremschool.co.uk Website: https://www.keremschool.co.uk
*[[King David Primary School, Manchester]] Location: Manchester Phone: 0161 741 5090 Email: office@kingdavidprimary.manchester.sch.uk Website:https://www.kingdavidprimary.manchester.sch.uk
*[[King David Primary School, Liverpool]] Location: Liverpool Phone: 0151 235 1420 Email: office@kingdavid-pri.liverpool.sch.uk Website: https://www.kdpsliverpool.co.uk
*[[North Cheshire Jewish Primary School]] Location: Cheadle Phone: 0161 282 4500 Email: headteacher@northcheshire.stockport.sch.uk Website: https://www.ncjps.org.uk
*[[North West London Jewish Day School]] Location: Willesden Phone: 020 8459 3378 Email: admin@nwljds.org.uk Website: https://www.nwljds.org.uk

====Secondary Schools====

Secondary schools which have the United Synagogue as its foundation body and are under the religious authority of the Office of the Chief Rabbi:
*[[JFS]] Location: Kenton Phone: 020 8206 3100 Email: admin@jfs.brent.sch.uk Website: https://www.jfs.brent.sch.uk
*[[King Solomon High School]] Location: Ilford Phone: 020 8498 1300 Email: info@kshonline.com Website: https://www.kshsonline.com Secondary Schools under the religious authority of the Office of the Chief Rabbi:
*[[Immanuel College]] Location: Bushey Phone: 020 8950 0604 Email: enquiries@immanuel.herts.sch.uk Website: https://www.immanuelcollege.co.uk
*[[King David High School, Liverpool]] Location: Liverpool Phone: 0151 722 7496 Email: kingdavid-ao@kingdavidhigh.liverpool.sch.uk Website: https://www.kingdavidliverpool.co.uk
*[[King David High School, Manchester]] Location: Manchester Phone: 0161 740 7248 Email: admin@kingdavidhigh.manchester.sch.uk Website: https://www.kdhs.org.uk
*[[Yavneh College]] Location: Borehamwood Phone: 020 8736 5580 Email: admin@yavnehcollegue.herts.sch.uk Website: https://www.yavnehcollege.org

==Resources==
*https://jewdas.org/united-synagogue-cold-calls-against-labour/ [https://archive.vn/G3ydn Archive version]
*https://web.archive.org/web/20241005070604/https://theus.org.uk/assets/uploads/2024/09/US-ISRAEL-BOOK-DESIGN-FINAL.pdf
*https://www.thejc.com/news/zionist-group-sparks-row-tkp6vhja

==Contact==
:Email: info@theus.org.uk

:Address: [[305 Ballards Lane, London N12 8GB]]

:[https://www.theus.org.uk www.theus.org.uk]

== List of member communities ==
The United Synagogue lists 67 member communities.<ref name="us_list">United Synagogue, [https://theus.org.uk/our-communities/ Our Communities], ''United Synagogue'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_us">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Communities shown with the umbrella charity number have no charity registration of their own.<ref name="cc_us">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/242552 United Synagogue – charity 242552], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 June 1965, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Western Marble Arch Synagogue has the status of an 'affiliate' of the United Synagogue.<ref name="jcr_ind">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Independent.htm Independent Ashkenazi Congregations in London], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Member congregations (67)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Powerbase !! Status
|-
| Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue || Edgware || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Alei Tzion Synagogue || London (Hendon) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Alei Tzion Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Barnet Synagogue || New Barnet || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Barnet Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Belmont Synagogue || Stanmore || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Belmont Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Birmingham Central Synagogue || Birmingham || CC 501067 || [[Birmingham Central United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Borehamwood & Elstree Synagogue || Borehamwood || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Brondesbury Park Synagogue || London (Willesden) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Brondesbury Park Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Bushey United Synagogue || Bushey || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Bushey United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue || Bromley || CC 1105859 || [[Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Central Synagogue || London (West End) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Central Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Chatham Synagogue || Chatham || CC 800902 || [[Chatham Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue || London (Chelsea) || CC 1101862 || [[Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue || Chigwell || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Childwall Hebrew Congregation || Liverpool || CC 1148396 || [[Childwall Hebrew Congregation]] || member
|-
| Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue || London (Southgate) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Cranbrook United Synagogue || Ilford || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Ealing Synagogue || London (Ealing) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Ealing Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Edgware United Synagogue || Edgware || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Edgware United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue || Enfield || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan) || London (Finchley) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]] || member
|-
| Finsbury Park Synagogue || London (Finsbury Park & Manor House) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Finsbury Park Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Golders Green Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Golders Green Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Hackney & East London Synagogue || London (Hackney) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hackney & East London Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Hadley Wood Jewish Community || London (Hadley Wood) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hadley Wood Jewish Community]] || member
|-
| Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue (including the Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue Sephardi Minyan) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Hampstead Synagogue || London (West Hampstead) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hampstead Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue || Hemel Hempstead || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Hendon (United) Synagogue || London (Hendon) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hendon (United) Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue || London (Chingford) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Highgate Synagogue || London (Highgate) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Highgate Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Hull Hebrew Congregation || Hull (Anlaby) || CC 1035451 || [[Hull Hebrew Congregation]] || member
|-
| Kenton Synagogue || Kenton || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Kenton Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Kingsbury Synagogue || London (Kingsbury) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Kingsbury Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue || Kingston-upon-Thames || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Luton United Synagogue || Luton || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Luton United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Magen Avot || London (Hendon) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Magen Avot]] || member
|-
| Mill Hill East Jewish Community || London (Mill Hill) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Mill Hill East Jewish Community]] || member
|-
| Mill Hill United Synagogue || London (Mill Hill) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Mill Hill United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Muswell Hill Synagogue || London (Muswell Hill) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Muswell Hill Synagogue]] || member
|-
| New Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[New Synagogue]] || member
|-
| New West End Synagogue || London (Bayswater) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[New West End Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue || Northwood || CC 1092900 || [[Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue || London (Palmers Green) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue || Peterborough || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Pinner Synagogue || Pinner || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Pinner Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue || Potters Bar || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Radlett United Synagogue || Radlett || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Radlett United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Richmond Synagogue || Richmond || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Richmond Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue || Romford || CC 1121253 || [[Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Sandys Row Synagogue || London (Spitalfields) || CC 1136453 || [[Sandys Row Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Shenley United Jewish Community || Shenley || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Shenley United Jewish Community]] || member
|-
| South Hampstead Synagogue || London (Belsize Park) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[South Hampstead Synagogue]] || member
|-
| South London Synagogue || London (South) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[South London Synagogue]] || member
|-
| South Tottenham Synagogue || London (South Tottenham) || CC 1145657 || [[South Tottenham Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Southport Hebrew Congregation || Southport || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Southport Hebrew Congregation]] || member
|-
| St Albans United Synagogue || St Albans || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[St Albans United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| St. John's Wood Synagogue || London (St John's Wood) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[St. John's Wood Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue || Staines-upon-Thames || CC 1023277 || [[Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue || Stanmore || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Sutton & District United Synagogue || Sutton || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Sutton & District United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| United Synagogue - Sheffield || Sheffield || CC 250281 || [[United Synagogue - Sheffield]] || member
|-
| Watford & District Synagogue || Watford || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Watford & District Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Welwyn Garden City Synagogue || Welwyn Garden City || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Welwyn Garden City Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Wembley Synagogue || Wembley || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Wembley Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Western Marble Arch Synagogue || London (West End) || CC 1154188 CC 1167711 || [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue]] || affiliate
|-
| Woodford Forest United Synagogue || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Woodford Forest United Synagogue]] || member
|-
| Woodside Park Synagogue || London (North Finchley) || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Woodside Park Synagogue]] || member
|}

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category: Synagogue movements UK]]

The Movement for Progressive Judaism

2026-10-29T21:40:12Z

Synagogue bot: New page: The Movement for Progressive Judaism, with list of member communities

{{short description|'''UK synagogue movement formed in 2026 by the union of Reform and Liberal Judaism'''}}

{{Infobox organization
| name = The Movement for Progressive Judaism
| type = Synagogue movement; registered charity and company limited by guarantee
| founded = {{Start date|2026|01|01}}
| registration_id = 1214734 ([[Charity Commission for England and Wales|Charity Commission]]); company no. 16501951
| registration = England and Wales
| headquarters = The Sternberg Centre for Judaism, 80 East End Road, London N3 2SY
| area_served = United Kingdom
| key_people = [[Josh Levy|Rabbi Josh Levy]] and [[Charley Baginsky|Rabbi Charley Baginsky]] (co-leads)
| website = [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/ progressivejudaism.org.uk]
}}
'''The Movement for Progressive Judaism''' (MPJ) is the synagogue movement formed by the union of [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)|Liberal Judaism]], which took effect on 1 January 2026.<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (no. 1214734), registered on 29 August 2025.<ref name="cc_mpj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1214734 The Movement for Progressive Judaism – charity 1214734], ''Register of Charities'', registered 29 August 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> According to JCR-UK it is the largest synagogal body in the United Kingdom and Ireland by number of communities, and represents around 30% of synagogue-affiliated Jews.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

The MPJ lists 77 communities in the United Kingdom, 49 of Reform heritage and 28 of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Its co-leads are Rabbi [[Josh Levy]] and Rabbi [[Charley Baginsky]].<ref name="mpj_e1">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-on-the-possibility-of-uk-action-on-settlement-expansion/ Statement on the possibility of UK action on settlement expansion], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 1 September 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

== History ==
The Movement for Reform Judaism (charity no. 1139806)<ref name="cc_mrj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1139806 The Movement for Reform Judaism – charity 1139806], ''Register of Charities'', registered 12 January 2011, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and Liberal Judaism (charity no. 1151090)<ref name="cc_lj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1151090 Liberal Judaism (ULPS) – charity 1151090], ''Register of Charities'', registered 5 March 2013, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> announced in April 2023 their intention to merge into a single movement. On 18 May 2025, at two parallel extraordinary general meetings, members of both movements voted to unite. 'The Movement for Progressive Judaism' was incorporated as a private company limited by guarantee (company no. 16501951) on 6 June 2025, and the union came into effect on 1 January 2026. The new movement took in all 77 congregations and communities of the two movements, together with two affiliated communities abroad, in the Netherlands and Denmark. Its head office is the Sternberg Centre for Judaism in Finchley, and it has been a member of the [[World Union for Progressive Judaism]] since its formation.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

== Relationship with Israel ==
The MPJ describes itself as 'a Zionist movement – committed to there being a Jewish, pluralist and democratic State in the historic homeland of Israel'. It states that it is 'committed to two safe and secure states – Israel and Palestine' and works alongside the [[Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism]].<ref name="mpj_israel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/israel/ Our Relationship with Israel], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In February 2026 its leaders opposed a Knesset bill to give the Chief Rabbinate sole control over the Western Wall, including its egalitarian section.<ref name="mpj_kotel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/progressive-leaders-speak-out-against-kotel-control-bill/ Progressive leaders speak out against Kotel control bill], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 25 February 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In June 2026 the co-leads welcomed UK government sanctions against those responsible for settler violence in the West Bank, while stating that the movement does not support BDS.<ref name="mpj_sanctions">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-welcoming-targeted-sanctions-against-settler-violence/ Statement welcoming targeted sanctions against settler violence], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 10 June 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In September 2026 they described Israeli plans for the E1 area as 'part of an explicit project, led by [[Bezalel Smotrich]] and [[Itamar Ben-Gvir]], to establish permanent Israeli control and make a viable Palestinian state impossible', and stated: 'We defend Israel's security, condemn Hamas and reject BDS.'<ref name="mpj_e1"/>

== Member communities ==
The table lists the 77 UK communities in the MPJ's directory, with the movement each belonged to before the union.<ref name="mpj_list"/><ref name="jcr_mpj"/> A dash in the charity column means that no registered charity number is recorded for the community in the sources cited.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Member communities of the Movement for Progressive Judaism in the United Kingdom (77)
! Congregation !! Town !! Nation !! Heritage !! Charity no. !! Powerbase
|-
| Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue || Bedford || England || Liberal || – || [[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Beit Klal Yisrael || London (North Kensington) || England || Reform || – || [[Beit Klal Yisrael]]
|-
| Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Cambridge || Cambridge || England || Reform || CC 1136605 || [[Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Birmingham Progressive Synagogue || Birmingham || England || Liberal || CC 242057 || [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation || Blackpool || England || Reform || CC 1148088 || [[Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Bournemouth Reform Synagogue || Bournemouth || England || Reform || CC 1040356 || [[Bournemouth Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Bradford Synagogue || Bradford || England || Reform || – || [[Bradford Synagogue]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue || Hove || England || Liberal || CC 1046457 CC 1149342 || [[Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue || Hove || England || Reform || CC 1155461 || [[Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation || Bristol || England || Liberal || CC 1191437 || [[Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Bromley Reform Synagogue || Bromley || England || Reform || CC 1098431 || [[Bromley Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Cardiff Reform Synagogue || Cardiff || Wales || Reform || CC 1144498 || [[Cardiff Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Cheshire Reform Congregation || Manchester (Sharston) || England || Reform || CC 1124560 || [[Cheshire Reform Congregation]]
|-
| Coventry Jewish Reform Community || Coventry || England || Reform || – || [[Coventry Jewish Reform Community]]
|-
| Crawley Jewish Community || Crawley || England || Reform || – || [[Crawley Jewish Community]]
|-
| Crouch End Chavurah || London (Crouch End) || England || Reform || – || [[Crouch End Chavurah]]
|-
| Darlington Hebrew Congregation || Darlington || England || Reform || – || [[Darlington Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Ealing Liberal Synagogue || London (Ealing) || England || Liberal || CC 1037099 || [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue || London (South Woodford) || England || Liberal || CC 232980 CC 1171254 || [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community || Eastbourne || England || Liberal || CC 1115670 || [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue || Edgware || England || Reform || CC 1135296 CC 1038116 CC 1172458 || [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Progressive Synagogue || London (North Finchley) || England || Liberal || CC 1167285 || [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Reform Synagogue || London (North Finchley) || England || Reform || CC 1137557 || [[Finchley Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Glasgow Reform Synagogue || Newton Mearns || Scotland || Reform || OSCR SC052553 || [[Glasgow Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Harlow Jewish Community || Harlow || England || Reform || CC 1186532 || [[Harlow Jewish Community]]
|-
| Isle of Wight Jewish Society || Cowes, Isle of Wight || England || Reform || – || [[Isle of Wight Jewish Society]]
|-
| Kehillah North London || London (Stamford Hill) || England || Reform || CC 1163562 || [[Kehillah North London]]
|-
| Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall || Cornwall || England || Reform || CC 1090562 || [[Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall]]
|-
| Kent Liberal Jewish Community || Maidstone || England || Liberal || CC 1109044 || [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Kingston Liberal Synagogue || Long Ditton, Surbiton || England || Liberal || CC 270792 || [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community || Hatch End || England || Reform || CC 299063 || [[Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community]]
|-
| Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation || Leicester || England || Liberal || CC 238867 || [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Lincolnshire Jewish Community || Lincoln || England || Reform || CC 1190120 || [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]]
|-
| Liverpool Reform Synagogue || Liverpool || England || Reform || CC 1098181 || [[Liverpool Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Maidenhead Synagogue || Maidenhead || England || Reform || CC 1110795 || [[Maidenhead Synagogue]]
|-
| Makor Hayim || London (Willesden Green) || England || Reform || – || [[Makor Hayim]]
|-
| Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row) || Manchester || England || Reform || CC 1205446 || [[Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row)]]
|-
| Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue || Milton Keynes || England || Reform || CC 1058193 || [[Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Liberal Synagogue || Stanmore || England || Liberal || CC 251172 || [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Reform Synagogue || Stanmore || England || Reform || CC 1077299 CC 1159303 || [[Mosaic Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform) || Hull (Willerby) || England || Reform || CC 1080550 || [[Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform)]]
|-
| Newcastle Reform Synagogue || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || Reform || CC 246816 || [[Newcastle Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| North Manchester Reform Congregation || Whitefield || England || Reform || – || [[North Manchester Reform Congregation]]
|-
| North West Surrey Synagogue || Weybridge || England || Reform || CC 256232 || [[North West Surrey Synagogue]]
|-
| North Western Reform Synagogue || London (Golders Green) || England || Reform || CC 1186738 CC 247081 || [[North Western Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Norwich Progressive Jewish Community || Norwich || England || Liberal || CC 1053565 || [[Norwich Progressive Jewish Community]]
|-
| Nottingham Liberal Synagogue || Nottingham || England || Liberal || CC 246773 || [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue || Newbury Park, Ilford || England || Reform || CC 236663 || [[Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community || Peterborough || England || Liberal || – || [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Radlett Reform Synagogue || Radlett || England || Reform || CC 1161059 || [[Radlett Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Reading Liberal Jewish Community || Reading || England || Liberal || CC 281610 || [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Seven Hills Shul || Sheffield || England || Reform || CC 1127317 || [[Seven Hills Shul]]
|-
| Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue || London (Whetstone) || England || Reform || CC 1171418 || [[Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Sinai Synagogue (Reform) || Leeds || England || Reform || CC 1149738 || [[Sinai Synagogue (Reform)]]
|-
| South Bucks Jewish Community || Amersham || England || Reform || CC 1098078 || [[South Bucks Jewish Community]]
|-
| South Hampshire Progressive Community || Southampton area || England || Liberal || CC 1040109 || [[South Hampshire Progressive Community]]
|-
| South London Liberal Synagogue || London (Streatham) || England || Liberal || CC 236711 || [[South London Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Southend & District Reform Synagogue || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || Reform || CC 237616 || [[Southend & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Southgate Progressive Synagogue || London (Southgate) || England || Liberal || CC 239096 || [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Southport & District Reform Synagogue || Southport || England || Reform || CC 227576 || [[Southport & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Stevenage Liberal Synagogue || Stevenage || England || Liberal || – || [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community || Ipswich || England || Liberal || – || [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community) || Edinburgh || Scotland || Liberal || OSCR SC035678 || [[Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community)]]
|-
| Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || Reform || CC 1188399 || [[Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Swindon Jewish Community || Swindon || England || Reform || – || [[Swindon Jewish Community]]
|-
| Thanet & District Reform Synagogue || Ramsgate || England || Reform || CC 294859 || [[Thanet & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue) || Northwood || England || Reform || CC 1160487 || [[The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue)]]
|-
| The Liberal Jewish Synagogue || London (St John's Wood) || England || Liberal || CC 235668 CC 1159292 || [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]]
|-
| The Liberal Synagogue Elstree || Elstree || England || Liberal || CC 1182920 CC 262001 || [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]]
|-
| Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community || Gloucester || England || Liberal || CC 1159055 || [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue) || Brentwood || England || Reform || – || [[Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue)]]
|-
| Totnes Jewish Community || Totnes || England || Reform || – || [[Totnes Jewish Community]]
|-
| Wessex Liberal Jewish Community || Bournemouth || England || Liberal || CC 1160082 || [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| West Central Liberal Synagogue || London (Bloomsbury) || England || Liberal || – || [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| West London Synagogue of British Jews || London (West End) || England || Reform || CC 1155821 || [[The West London Synagogue of British Jews]]
|-
| Wimbledon & District Synagogue || London (Wimbledon Park) || England || Reform || CC 1150678 || [[Wimbledon and District Synagogue]]
|-
| York Liberal Jewish Community || York || England || Liberal || CC 1166145 || [[York Liberal Jewish Community]]
|}

== See also ==
* [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]]
* [[Liberal Judaism (UK)]]
* [[Friends of Progressive Judaism in Israel and Europe]]
* [[Synagogues in the United Kingdom]]

== External links ==
* [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/ Official website]

== Notes ==
<references/>

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[[Category:Zionist movement UK]]
[[Category:Jewish charities in the United Kingdom]]
[[Category:Charities in England and Wales]]

Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom

2026-10-29T21:40:09Z

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{{short description|'''Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom that do not belong to a synagogue movement'''}}

'''Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom''' are Orthodox congregations that do not belong to any of the country's synagogal organisations, such as the [[United Synagogue]], the [[Federation of Synagogues]], [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] (UOHC) or [[The S&P Sephardi Community]]. There are 129 active congregations of this kind: 94 mainstream or modern Orthodox congregations and 35 strictly Orthodox (Charedi) congregations. Each is constituted separately, most as a registered charity of its own.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccni">Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, [https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission for Northern Ireland'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A further 58 registered charities whose names or objects indicate an independent Orthodox synagogue are not counted, because no current listing as an active congregation appears for them in the sources cited.

== Definition and history ==
According to JCR-UK, since the founding of the United Synagogue and the Federation of Synagogues in the 19th century the vast majority of synagogues in London have belonged to a synagogal organisation, whereas outside London 'the vast majority of provincial Orthodox congregations are independent, although many are under the aegis of the Chief Rabbi'. Several congregations that were independent for much of their history later affiliated to the UOHC or the Federation, and others remained independent while joining the UOHC's burial societies.<ref name="jcr_ind">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Independent.htm Independent Ashkenazi Congregations in London], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The [[Western Synagogue]], for example, had more than two centuries of independence before merging with the Marble Arch Synagogue in 1991 to form the Western Marble Arch Synagogue, which has the status of an 'affiliate' of the United Synagogue.<ref name="jcr_ind"/>

The [[Institute for Jewish Policy Research]] (JPR) counts independent modern Orthodox synagogues in the 'Central Orthodox' strand alongside the United Synagogue and the Federation, and independent strictly Orthodox synagogues in the 'Strictly Orthodox' strand alongside the UOHC. It notes that independent synagogues in particular 'sometimes defy simple categorisation', especially at the boundary between the two.<ref name="jpr">Donatella Casale Mashiah and Jonathan Boyd, [https://www.jpr.org.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/Synagogue_membership_in_the_United_Kingdom_in_2016.pdf Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016], ''Institute for Jewish Policy Research'', July 2017, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

== Relationship with the Chief Rabbi and religious authorities ==
=== Chief Rabbi ===
The Chief Rabbinate began as the rabbinate of the Great Synagogue in London. In the 18th century provincial Ashkenazi communities voluntarily subscribed to its spiritual authority, and the Chief Rabbi answered halachic enquiries, accredited ''shochetim'' and issued marriage licences for them; the Chief Rabbinate still accredits shochetim and authorises marriages.<ref name="cr_hist">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/history-chief-rabbinate/ History of the Chief Rabbinate], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Since the founding of the United Synagogue in 1870, younger movements have not officially recognised the Chief Rabbi as their representative.<ref name="cr_hist"/> The [[Office of the Chief Rabbi]] describes the Chief Rabbi of the [[United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth]] as the spiritual authority for 120 traditional Orthodox communities in the United Kingdom, divided between United Synagogue communities and 'independent congregations in the provinces of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales'.<ref name="cr_etz">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Madrichim-PDFs_02.pdf The Etz Chaim Project: 2. The Chief Rabbi's Communities], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', November 2018, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Manchester Beth Din ===
In Greater Manchester the [[Manchester Beth Din]] oversees kashrut (through the MK label), the eruv and other communal services.<ref name="jc_mbd2019">Simon Rocker, [https://www.thejc.com/news/community/northern-split-on-kashrus-as-dayan-launches-rival-beth-din-u8b1tu82 Northern split on kashrus as dayan launches rival beth din], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 17 April 2019, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jc_mbd2018">Simon Rocker, [https://www.thejc.com/news/community/manchester-and-united-synagogue-beth-din-leaders-explore-joint-relationship-pogm2zer Manchester and United Synagogue Beth Din leaders explore 'joint relationship'], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 29 January 2018, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The mikvaot at Whitefield Hebrew Congregation and at Hale Synagogue are under its halachic authority.<ref name="mbd_kehilla">Manchester Beth Din, [https://www.mbd.org.uk/kehillaservicesinfo Kehilla Services info], ''Manchester Beth Din'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In January 2018, when the Manchester Beth Din was in exploratory talks with the [[London Beth Din]] of the United Synagogue, around a dozen Manchester rabbis wrote opposing 'any merger of the Manchester Beth Din and the United Synagogue or any other organisation'. The signatories included the rabbis of Hale and District Hebrew Congregation and Holy Law South Broughton Congregation.<ref name="jc_mbd2018"/> In April 2019 the Beth Din's lay officers announced that they would hand control to the rabbinate of the synagogues that support it, known as the R27, after one of its dayanim, Yehuda Steiner, set up a rival authority, [[Badatz Manchester]].<ref name="jc_mbd2019"/>

=== Strictly Orthodox congregations ===
The UOHC's associated congregations accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate while retaining their independence, and its kashrut authority is [[Kedassia]].<ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The Charedi congregations listed below are not associated with the UOHC according to the sources cited.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/><ref name="jcr_ind"/>

== Mainstream and modern Orthodox congregations ==
These 94 congregations are in England (85), Scotland (5), Wales (3) and Northern Ireland (1). They include long-established communities such as [[Birmingham Hebrew Congregation]], [[Garnethill Hebrew Congregation]] in [[Glasgow]] and the [[Belfast Jewish Community]], and the congregations of Greater Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool.<ref name="ccreg"/><ref name="oscr"/><ref name="ccni"/><ref name="jcr_ind"/> Two other independent congregations in London, [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] and [[Westminster Synagogue]], are not Orthodox; the JPR counts them with the Liberal and Reform strands respectively.<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Independent Orthodox congregations (94)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Powerbase !! Hasidic dynasty
|-
| (La) Synagogue Franaise de Londres || London (Stamford Hill) || – || [[(La) Synagogue Franaise de Londres]] ||
|-
| Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation || Aberdeen || OSCR SC002901 OSCR SC046585 || [[Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Adass Yeshurun Synagogue || Salford (Broughton Park) || CC 1174025 || [[Adass Yeshurun Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Adath Israel Synagogue || Salford || – || [[Adath Israel Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Ahavas Torah || Edgware || – || [[Ahavas Torah]] ||
|-
| Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue || Liverpool || CC 1169737 || [[Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah || Prestwich || CC 1033039 || [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah]] ||
|-
| Beis Michaol || Edgware || – || [[Beis Michaol]] ||
|-
| Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park || London (Hendon) || – || [[Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park]] ||
|-
| Beist Shul || Prestwich || CC 1219459 || [[Beist Shul]] ||
|-
| Belfast Jewish Community (formerly the Belfast Hebrew Congregation) || Belfast || CCNI 100486 || [[Belfast Jewish Community]] ||
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft || London (Hendon) || CC 1206835 || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft]] ||
|-
| Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue || Leeds || CC 1173655 || [[Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Birmingham Hebrew Congregation (Singers Hill) || Birmingham || CC 222277 || [[Birmingham Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation || Bognor Regis || – || [[Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation || Bournemouth || CC 1195412 CC 1152775 || [[Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation || Hove || CC 1115092 || [[Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row) || Bristol || CC 1165722 || [[Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row)]] ||
|-
| Bury Hebrew Congregation || Bury || CC 1165261 || [[Bury Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation || Cambridge || CC 282849 || [[Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation]] ||
|-
| Cardiff United Synagogue || Cardiff || CC 1055573 || [[Cardiff United Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Central Square Minyan || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || CC 1106681 || [[Central Square Minyan]] ||
|-
| Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation || Greater Manchester || – || [[Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation]] ||
|-
| Chassidishe Synagogue || Leeds || CC 1205588 || [[Chassidishe Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Cheetham Hebrew Congregation || Prestwich || CC 1088436 || [[Cheetham Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation || Cheltenham || CC 1156818 || [[Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Damesek Eliezer Synagogue || Greater Manchester || – || [[Damesek Eliezer Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation || Eastbourne || – || [[Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Edgware Torah Centre || Edgware || – || [[Edgware Torah Centre]] ||
|-
| Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation || Edinburgh || OSCR SC016924 || [[Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Etz Chaim Synagogue || Leeds || CC 513851 || [[Etz Chaim Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Exeter Hebrew Congregation || Exeter || – || [[Exeter Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Garnethill Hebrew Congregation || Glasgow || OSCR SC010788 || [[Garnethill Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue || Giffnock || OSCR SC049806 || [[Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Great and New Synagogue || Salford || CC 1135569 || [[Great and New Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Hale and District Hebrew Congregation || Hale Barns || CC 1180143 CC 506820 || [[Hale and District Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Harrogate Hebrew Congregation || Harrogate || CC 1210182 || [[Harrogate Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation || Manchester (Heaton Park) || CC 1159067 || [[Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation || Salford (Higher Broughton) || – || [[Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation || Prestwich || CC 1202519 || [[Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Hillock Hebrew Congregation || Whitefield || – || [[Hillock Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation || Prestwich || CC 1133404 || [[Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Kehal Yedidim || London (Hendon) || – || [[Kehal Yedidim]] ||
|-
| Kollel Beis Aharon || Edgware || CC 263957 || [[Kollel Beis Aharon]] ||
|-
| Leicester Hebrew Congregation || Leicester || CC 1179457 || [[Leicester Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road || Liverpool || CC 1089175 CC 1196577 || [[Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road]] ||
|-
| Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation || Llandudno || – || [[Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Machzikei Hadass Synagogue || Salford || CC 235459 || [[Machzikei Hadass Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Manchester Kolel || Greater Manchester || – || [[Manchester Kolel]] ||
|-
| Meade Hill Shul || Manchester || CC 1159112 || [[Meade Hill Shul]] ||
|-
| Nefesh Hatorah Minyan || Edgware || CC 1162153 || [[Nefesh Hatorah Minyan]] ||
|-
| Nekuda Tova Minyan || Edgware || – || [[Nekuda Tova Minyan]] || Breslov
|-
| Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul || London (Golders Green) || – || [[Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul]] || Breslov
|-
| Ner Yisrael Community || London (Hendon) || CC 1193566 || [[Ner Yisrael Community]] ||
|-
| North Salford Synagogue || Salford || CC 1172747 || [[North Salford Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Northampton Hebrew Congregation || Northampton || CC 1191560 || [[Northampton Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Norwich Hebrew Congregation || Norwich || CC 1187450 || [[Norwich Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Nottingham Hebrew Congregation || Nottingham || CC 1188843 || [[Nottingham Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Ohromayach Congregation || Greater Manchester || – || [[Ohromayach Congregation]] ||
|-
| Plymouth Hebrew Congregation || Plymouth || CC 220010 || [[Plymouth Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation || Portsmouth || CC 1211148 || [[Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Prestwich Beth Hamedrash || Prestwich || CC 701846 || [[Prestwich Beth Hamedrash]] ||
|-
| Prestwich Hebrew Congregation || Prestwich || CC 1169075 || [[Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Queenshill Synagogue || Leeds || CC 1079261 || [[Queenshill Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Reading Hebrew Congregation || Reading || CC 220098 || [[Reading Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Reshet Congregaton || Greater Manchester || – || [[Reshet Congregaton]] ||
|-
| RNH Synagogue || Salford || CC 1123674 || [[RNH Synagogue & College Ltd]] ||
|-
| Saatchi Synagogue || London (St John's Wood) || CC 1098107 || [[Saatchi Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Sale and District Hebrew Congregation || Sale || CC 1201165 || [[Sale and District Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Sarah Klauser Synagogue || London (West Hampstead) || – || [[Sarah Klauser Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Sedgley Park Synagogue || Prestwich (Sedgley Park) || CC 504984 || [[Sedgley Park Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Seed Shul || Edgware || – || [[Seed Shul]] ||
|-
| Shomrei Hadass Congregation || Leeds || – || [[Shomrei Hadass Congregation]] ||
|-
| Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation || Solihull || CC 1100938 || [[Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| South Manchester Synagogue || Bowdon || CC 1124507 || [[South Manchester Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Southampton Hebrew Congregation || Southampton || CC 1208483 || [[Southampton Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation || Westcliff-on-Sea || CC 1099107 || [[Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| St Annes Hebrew Congregation || Lytham St Annes || CC 1161187 || [[St Annes Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Swansea Hebrew Congregation || Swansea || CC 249472 || [[Swansea Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Tayside & Fife Jewish Community || Dundee || OSCR SC012108 || [[Tayside & Fife Jewish Community]] ||
|-
| The BL Minyan || London (Finchley) || CC 1169519 || [[The BL Minyan]] ||
|-
| The Hampstead Village Shul || London (Hampstead) || CC 1124605 || [[The Hampstead Village Shul]] || Chabad-Lubavitch (probable)
|-
| The Minyan (Ohel Moshe) || London (Golders Green) || CC 1113311 || [[The Minyan (Ohel Moshe)]] ||
|-
| Tiferes Yisroel Minyan || Edgware || CC 1191518 || [[Tiferes Yisroel Minyan]] ||
|-
| Toras Chaim Synagogue || London (Hendon) || CC 1103481 || [[Toras Chaim Synagogue]] ||
|-
| United Hebrew Congregation || Leeds || CC 515316 || [[United Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || CC 504336 || [[United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne]] ||
|-
| United Synagogue - Manchester || Salford || – || [[United Synagogue - Manchester]] ||
|-
| Walford Road Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1101200 || [[Walford Road Synagogue]] ||
|-
| West End Great Synagogue || London (West End) || CC 1076252 || [[West End Great Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Whitefield Hebrew Congregation || Whitefield || CC 1164798 || [[Whitefield Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation || Gatley || CC 236420 || [[Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation]] ||
|-
| Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue || Salford || – || [[Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue || Salford || CC 1020588 || [[Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue]] ||
|}

== Charedi independent congregations ==
These 35 strictly Orthodox congregations, in London, Greater Manchester, Canvey Island, Gateshead and elsewhere, are not associated with the UOHC. 13 of them are linked to a particular Hasidic dynasty.<ref name="jpr"/><ref name="ccreg"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Charedi independent congregations (35)
! Congregation !! Town !! Charity no. !! Powerbase !! Hasidic dynasty
|-
| Anshei Shalom || London (Golders Green) || CC 1100912 || [[Anshei Shalom]] ||
|-
| Avnei Kodesh || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1167982 || [[Avnei Kodesh]] ||
|-
| Bais Tefilla || Salford || CC 1179122 || [[Bais Tefilla]] ||
|-
| Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1089977 || [[Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz]] || Strozhnitz
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka || Salford || CC 1124718 || [[Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka]] || Machnovka (Belz-Machnovka)
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Canvey || Canvey Island || CC 1198799 || [[Beis Hamedrash Canvey]] ||
|-
| Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz || Salford || CC 326480 || [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz]] || Belz
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh || Prestwich || CC 1098896 || [[Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh]] ||
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer || London (Golders Green) || CC 1175576 || [[Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer]] ||
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh || Prestwich || CC 1104262 || [[Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh]] ||
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar || Salford || CC 1160643 || [[Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar]] || Satmar
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1135274 || [[Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah]] ||
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish) || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1196025 || [[Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish)]] || Tosh
|-
| Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel || Salford || CC 1202185 || [[Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel]] ||
|-
| Breslov Shul || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1184303 || [[Breslov Shul]] || Breslov
|-
| Breslov UK (Edgware) || Edgware || CC 1172423 || [[Breslov UK (Edgware)]] || Breslov
|-
| Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash || Salford || CC 516513 || [[Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash]] ||
|-
| Canvey Talmudical Congregation || Canvey Island || CC 1198864 || [[Canvey Talmudical Congregation]] ||
|-
| Chernobel Shul || Manchester || CC 1191243 || [[Chernobel Shul]] || Chernobyl
|-
| Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1166465 || [[Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue]] || Chernobyl
|-
| Congregation Ateres Zvi || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1063664 || [[Congregation Ateres Zvi]] ||
|-
| Gateshead Kehilla (Gateshead Hebrew Congregation) || Gateshead || CC 1177090 || [[The Gateshead Kehilla (G.H.C) Limited]] ||
|-
| Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth || Bournemouth || CC 1196706 || [[Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth Ltd]] ||
|-
| Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel || Prestwich || CC 1204912 || [[Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel]] ||
|-
| Kehillas Kerestir || Salford || CC 1201952 || [[Kehillas Kerestir]] || Kerestir
|-
| Kosov Congregation || Canvey Island || CC 1204559 || [[Kosov Congregation]] || Kosov
|-
| Meoros Chaim || London (Colindale) || CC 1205770 || [[Meoros Chaim]] ||
|-
| New Rachmistrivke Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1050963 || [[The New Rachmistrivke Synagogue Trust]] || Rachmastrivka
|-
| Ohel Moshe Synagogue || London (Upper Clapton) || CC 1207160 || [[Ohel Moshe Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Ohel Sholom || Prestwich || CC 1195444 || [[Ohel Sholom]] ||
|-
| Toldot Aharon || London (Stamford Hill) || CC 1162774 || [[Toldot Aharon]] || Toldos Aharon
|-
| Toras Chaim (shtiebl) || Gateshead || CC 1147957 || [[Toras Chaim (shtiebl)]] ||
|-
| Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash || London (Golders Green) || CC 1200227 || [[Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash]] ||
|-
| Westcliff Charedi Synagogue || Westcliff-on-Sea || CC 1192449 || [[Westcliff Charedi Synagogue]] ||
|-
| Zichron Reuven Aharon || Edgware || CC 1178980 || [[Zichron Reuven Aharon]] ||
|}

== See also ==
* [[Synagogues in the United Kingdom]]
* [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]]
* [[United Synagogue]]

== Notes ==
<references/>

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{{short description|'''Overview of synagogues and synagogue movements in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland'''}}

'''Synagogues in the United Kingdom''' number about 500 active congregations: 483 in England, 10 in Scotland, 6 in Wales and 1 in Northern Ireland. The figure is compiled from the congregation lists published by the synagogue movements,<ref name="us_list">United Synagogue, [https://theus.org.uk/our-communities/ Our Communities], ''United Synagogue'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="fed_list">Federation of Synagogues, [https://www.federation.org.uk/communities/ Communities], ''Federation of Synagogues'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mas_list">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-communities/ Masorti Communities], ''Masorti Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="mpj_list">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/find-a-community/ Find a Community], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="sp_list">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/affiliated-synagogues-and-minyanim/ Affiliated Synagogues and Minyanim], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> the JCR-UK listings of active congregations<ref name="jcr_us">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/United_Synagogue.htm United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_uohc">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/UOHC.htm Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="jcr_ind">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Independent.htm Independent Ashkenazi Congregations in London], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the charity registers for England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.<ref name="ccreg">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission'', public register data extract dated 13 October 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="oscr">Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, [https://www.oscr.org.uk/ Scottish Charity Register], ''OSCR'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="ccni">Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, [https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/ Register of Charities], ''Charity Commission for Northern Ireland'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A further 59 registered charities whose names or objects indicate a synagogue, 52 of them in the strictly Orthodox communities, are not included in that total because no current listing as an active congregation appears for them in the sources cited.

The [[Institute for Jewish Policy Research]] (JPR) counted 454 synagogues with a combined household membership of 79,597 in 2016, and found that 96% of synagogue members lived in England. Synagogue membership is concentrated in Greater [[London]], South Hertfordshire and South-West Essex, and Greater [[Manchester]].<ref name="jpr">Donatella Casale Mashiah and Jonathan Boyd, [https://www.jpr.org.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/Synagogue_membership_in_the_United_Kingdom_in_2016.pdf Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016], ''Institute for Jewish Policy Research'', July 2017, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The difference between the JPR count and the total above may partly reflect differing definitions: JPR counted congregations with their own building and formal membership scheme, and noted that informal minyanim and prayer groups within larger institutions raise questions about whether they should be counted.<ref name="jpr"/>

The congregations belong to a number of synagogue movements, each with its own umbrella body, or are independent. The sections below summarise each movement; the full list of active congregations is at the [[#List of active congregations|end of this page]].

== Synagogue movements ==

The JPR groups British synagogues into six historical 'strands': Central Orthodox (the United Synagogue, the Federation of Synagogues and independent modern Orthodox synagogues), Strictly Orthodox (synagogues aligned with the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations and others of a similar ethos), Reform, Liberal, Masorti and Sephardi. It notes that independent synagogues in particular 'sometimes defy simple categorisation', especially at the boundary between Central and Strict Orthodoxy.<ref name="jpr"/> Reform and Liberal Judaism merged on 1 January 2026 to form the Movement for Progressive Judaism.<ref name="jcr_mpj">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Progressive.htm Movement for Progressive Judaism, United Kingdom], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active congregations by movement
! Movement !! Umbrella body !! Charity no. !! Active congregations
|-
| United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || CC 242552 || 67
|-
| Federation of Synagogues || [[Federation of Synagogues]] || CC 254951 || 44
|-
| Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] || CC 249892; CC 1158987 || 85
|-
| Progressive (Reform and Liberal) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] || CC 1214734 || 77
|-
| Masorti || [[Masorti Judaism]] || CC 1117590 || 16
|-
| Sephardi || [[The S&P Sephardi Community]] || CC 212517 || 24
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] || CC 227638 || 46
|-
| Independent Orthodox || none || – || 94
|-
| Independent (Liberal or Reform ritual) || none || – || 2
|-
| Charedi, independent || none || – || 35
|-
| Partnership minyanim || none || – || 5
|-
| Cross-communal and unaffiliated || none || – || 5
|}

=== United Synagogue ===
:''Main article: [[United Synagogue]]''
The [[United Synagogue]] was instituted in 1870 to unite Orthodox congregations in London.<ref name="cr_hist">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/history-chief-rabbinate/ History of the Chief Rabbinate], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 242552).<ref name="cc_us">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/242552 United Synagogue – charity 242552], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 June 1965, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Its spiritual leader is the Chief Rabbi of the [[United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth]], currently [[Ephraim Mirvis]].<ref name="jcr_us"/><ref name="cr_etz">Office of the Chief Rabbi, [https://chiefrabbi.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Madrichim-PDFs_02.pdf The Etz Chaim Project: 2. The Chief Rabbi's Communities], ''Office of the Chief Rabbi'', November 2018, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The United Synagogue lists 67 member communities.<ref name="us_list"/> Most are in London.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of these, 54 have no charity registration of their own and are covered by the United Synagogue's umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
:''Main article: [[Federation of Synagogues]]''
The [[Federation of Synagogues]] was founded in 1887 to cater for the many small, less anglicised congregations (''chevrot'') that had multiplied in London, particularly after the pogroms that followed the assassination of Tsar Alexander II in 1881.<ref name="jcr_fed">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Federation_of_Synagogues.htm The Federation of Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 254951).<ref name="cc_fed">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/254951 Federation of Synagogues – charity 254951], ''Register of Charities'', registered 2 November 1968, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The Federation states that it 'comprises 18 constituent and 27 affiliated kehillos'; its affiliates include organisations and minyanim as well as synagogues.<ref name="fed_list"/> JCR-UK gives 18 constituent synagogues and 7 affiliated congregations.<ref name="jcr_fed"/> The list of active congregations below includes 44 Federation congregations, 26 as members and 18 as affiliates, compiled from these and the other sources cited. Nine of the Federation's congregations are Chabad-Lubavitch centres (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]). Its religious head in 2022 was [[Shraga Feivel Zimmerman|Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman]].<ref name="jc_zimmerman">Simon Rocker, [https://www.thejc.com/news/federation-head-attacks-plans-to-change-israeli-conversion-system-ezn6lfct Federation head attacks plans to change Israeli conversion system], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 28 January 2022, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
:''Main article: [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]]''
[[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations]] (UOHC) was founded in 1926 by Rabbi Dr [[Victor Schonfeld]]. According to JCR-UK it has an affiliation of nearly 90 synagogues and a number of educational institutions which, while retaining their independence, accept the authority of the UOHC rabbinate. Its head office is at 140 Stamford Hill, London N16 6QT, and its kashrut authority is [[Kedassia]].<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Two registered charities carry the UOHC name: CC 249892, registered in 1966, and CC 1158987, registered in 2014.<ref name="cc_uohc">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/249892 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 249892], ''Register of Charities'', registered 7 November 1966, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_uohc2">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1158987 The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations – charity 1158987], ''Register of Charities'', registered 27 October 2014, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> JCR-UK lists 85 active congregations as associated with the UOHC, most of them in Stamford Hill and Golders Green in London.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> Many are Hasidic ''shtiebels'' (see [[#Hasidic courts|Hasidic courts]]).

=== Progressive Judaism (Reform and Liberal) ===
:''Main article: [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]]''
:''See also: [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)]]''
[[The Movement for Progressive Judaism]] (MPJ) came into effect on 1 January 2026 on the formal union of [[The Movement for Reform Judaism]] and [[Liberal Judaism (UK)|Liberal Judaism]]. The two movements announced their intention to merge in April 2023, and members of both voted to unite at parallel extraordinary general meetings on 18 May 2025.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/> The MPJ was registered as a charity (CC 1214734) on 29 August 2025.<ref name="cc_mpj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1214734 The Movement for Progressive Judaism – charity 1214734], ''Register of Charities'', registered 29 August 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The charities of the two predecessor movements, The Movement for Reform Judaism (CC 1139806) and Liberal Judaism (ULPS) (CC 1151090), remained on the register in October 2026.<ref name="cc_mrj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1139806 The Movement for Reform Judaism – charity 1139806], ''Register of Charities'', registered 12 January 2011, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_lj">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1151090 Liberal Judaism (ULPS) – charity 1151090], ''Register of Charities'', registered 5 March 2013, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The MPJ's community directory lists 77 congregations in the United Kingdom, 49 of Reform heritage and 28 of Liberal heritage.<ref name="mpj_list"/>

=== Masorti ===
:''Main article: [[Masorti Judaism]]''
[[Masorti Judaism]] is the umbrella body for Masorti (Conservative) congregations in the United Kingdom. It was founded in 1985 and was known as the Assembly of Masorti Synagogues until 20 September 2012. It is affiliated to [[Masorti Olami]].<ref name="jcr_mas">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Masorti.htm Masorti Judaism UK (formerly Assembly of Masorti Synagogues)], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It is a registered charity (CC 1117590).<ref name="cc_mas">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/1117590 Masorti Judaism – charity 1117590], ''Register of Charities'', registered 16 January 2007, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Masorti Judaism lists 16 communities.<ref name="mas_list"/> The JPR found that Masorti membership had more than doubled between 1990 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Sephardi ===
:''Main article: [[The S&P Sephardi Community]]''
The principal Sephardi synagogal body is [[The S&P Sephardi Community]], known until about 2015 as the Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation; its head office is at 2 Ashworth Road, Maida Vale, London W9 1JY. According to JCR-UK, most Sephardi and other Eastern-rite (''Edot haMizrach'') congregations are independent, although many are loosely affiliated with the S&P Sephardi Community.<ref name="jcr_seph">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Sephardi.htm Sephardi and Other Eastern Ritual (Adoth Mizrach) Synagogues], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The community's main registered charity is [[Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue]] (CC 212517).<ref name="cc_sp">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/212517 Charities ICW the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Synagogue – charity 212517], ''Register of Charities'', registered 22 September 1967, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Of the 24 active Sephardi congregations, 9 appear on the S&P Sephardi Community's list of affiliated synagogues and minyanim;<ref name="sp_list"/> the rest are independent, including Persian and Adeni congregations.<ref name="jcr_seph"/>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
:''Main article: [[Chabad Lubavitch UK]]''
:''See also: [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]''
[[Chabad Lubavitch UK]] was founded in about 1948 and is affiliated to [[Agudas Chassidei Chabad]]. It is a registered charity (CC 227638), registered on 24 February 1964.<ref name="jcr_chabad">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Chabad.htm Chabad Lubavitch UK], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="cc_chabad">Charity Commission for England and Wales, [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/227638 Chabad Lubavitch UK – charity 227638], ''Register of Charities'', registered 24 February 1964, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 46 active congregations are listed as Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues or Chabad houses. A further 13 Chabad-run congregations belong to another synagogue movement (see [[#Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements|below]]).<ref name="jcr_chabad"/>

=== Independent Orthodox ===
:''Main article: [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]''
129 active Orthodox congregations belong to none of the umbrella bodies above, and each is constituted as its own charity or community. According to JCR-UK, most Orthodox congregations outside London are independent, although many are under the aegis of the Chief Rabbi.<ref name="jcr_ind"/> The Office of the Chief Rabbi describes the Chief Rabbi as the spiritual authority for 120 traditional Orthodox communities, divided between United Synagogue communities and independent congregations in the provinces of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.<ref name="cr_etz"/> Of the independent congregations, 94 are mainstream or modern Orthodox, among them congregations in Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool and Greater Manchester, and 35 are strictly Orthodox (Charedi) congregations not associated with the UOHC.

Two other independent congregations, [[Belsize Square Synagogue]] and [[Westminster Synagogue]], are not Orthodox: the JPR counts Belsize Square with the Liberal strand and Westminster Synagogue with the Reform strand.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Partnership minyanim ===
Partnership minyanim use the traditional liturgy and a ''mechitzah'' while allowing women to read from the Torah and lead parts of the service. In the United Kingdom they are independent, with no central governing body; most were set up at the initiative of members of the UK chapter of the [[Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance]] (JOFA UK). Their adherence to Orthodox standards is disputed by many within the Orthodox community.<ref name="jcr_pm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Affiliations/Partnership.htm Partnership Minyanim], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> 5 are active.<ref name="jcr_pm"/>

=== Cross-communal and unaffiliated congregations ===
A small number of congregations serve more than one tradition. [[Mosaic Jewish Community]] in Stanmore brings Liberal, Masorti and Reform congregations together under one umbrella.<ref name="jcr_mosaic">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/mosaic/index.htm Mosaic Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Oxford Jewish Congregation, a cross-communal congregation, also appears in the MPJ directory.<ref name="mpj_list"/> The Colchester and District and Guildford and District Jewish communities are registered charities that serve their local communities without a stated movement affiliation.<ref name="ccreg"/>

== Hasidic courts ==
Many strictly Orthodox congregations in Stamford Hill, Golders Green and Salford are the ''shtiebels'' of particular Hasidic dynasties (courts), and most of the London ones are associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> The table counts active congregations whose name, JCR-UK entry, JPR listing or registered charitable objects identify the dynasty.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/><ref name="jpr"/><ref name="ccreg"/> It gives 53 congregations across 32 dynasties, in addition to 58 Chabad-Lubavitch congregations. Satmar has the largest number of shtiebels.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Hasidic dynasties with UK congregations (Chabad-Lubavitch excluded)
! Dynasty !! Congregations !! Locations
|-
| [[Satmar (Hasidic dynasty)|Satmar]] || 9 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Breslov (Hasidic dynasty)|Breslov]] || 4 || Edgware, London
|-
| [[Belz (Hasidic dynasty)|Belz]] || 3 || London, Salford
|-
| [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|Ger (Gur)]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Vizhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Vizhnitz]] || 3 || London
|-
| [[Biala (Hasidic dynasty)|Biala]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Bobov (Hasidic dynasty)|Bobov]] || 2 || London
|-
| [[Chernobyl (Hasidic dynasty)|Chernobyl]] || 2 || London, Manchester
|-
| [[Kosov (Hasidic dynasty)|Kosov]] || 2 || Canvey Island, London
|-
| [[Alexander (Hasidic dynasty)|Alexander]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Dushinsky (Hasidic dynasty)|Dushinsky]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty)|Karlin-Stolin]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Kerestir (Hasidic dynasty)|Kerestir]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Kretchnif (Hasidic dynasty)|Kretchnif]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Machnovka (Hasidic dynasty)|Machnovka (Belz-Machnovka)]] || 1 || Salford
|-
| [[Munkacs (Hasidic dynasty)|Munkacs]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Nadvorna (Hasidic dynasty)|Nadvorna]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Pshevorsk (Hasidic dynasty)|Pshevorsk]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Rachmastrivka (Hasidic dynasty)|Rachmastrivka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Ruzhin (Hasidic dynasty)|Ruzhin (branch not stated)]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sadigura (Hasidic dynasty)|Sadigura]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sanz-Klausenburg (Hasidic dynasty)|Sanz-Klausenburg]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Sassov (Hasidic dynasty)|Sassov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Shotz (Hasidic dynasty)|Shotz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skole (Hasidic dynasty)|Skole]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Skver (Hasidic dynasty)|Skver]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Spinka (Hasidic dynasty)|Spinka]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Stanislov (Hasidic dynasty)|Stanislov]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Strozhnitz (Hasidic dynasty)|Strozhnitz]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tchabe (Hasidic dynasty)|Tchabe]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Toldos Aharon (Hasidic dynasty)|Toldos Aharon]] || 1 || London
|-
| [[Tosh (Hasidic dynasty)|Tosh]] || 1 || London
|}

The table excludes 1 congregation linked to the Sanz dynasty only by indirect evidence: [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]. It also excludes 17 registered charities with dynastic names that have no current listing as active synagogues.

== Chabad-Lubavitch congregations in other movements ==
Chabad-Lubavitch runs 58 active congregations.<ref name="jcr_chabad"/> Of these, 13 (22%) also belong to another synagogue movement: 9 are member or affiliated congregations of the Federation of Synagogues,<ref name="fed_list"/><ref name="jcr_fed"/> and 4 are associated with the UOHC according to JCR-UK.<ref name="jcr_uohc"/> [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]] in Hendon, for example, has been a Federation constituent since 2017 and was formerly associated with the UOHC.<ref name="jcr_fed"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Chabad-Lubavitch congregations affiliated to another movement
! Congregation !! Town !! Movement !! Charity no. !! Powerbase
|-
| Beis Gavriel Lubavitch || London (Hendon) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || CC 1129679 || [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]
|-
| Chabad Brighton || Brighton & Hove || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1192044 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett || Radlett || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead || London (West Hampstead) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1201417 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]]
|-
| Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree || Borehamwood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || – || [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood]]
|-
| Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages || Bricket Wood || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1198884 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts]]
|-
| Chabad of Golders Green || London (Golders Green) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || – || [[Chabad of Golders Green]]
|-
| Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1193647 || [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]]
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington || London (Islington) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || CC 1164760 || [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]]
|-
| Heichal Menachem || London (Golders Green) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated; also listed as Chabad-Lubavitch) || – || [[Heichal Menachem]]
|-
| Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1113847 || [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Lubavitch of Edgware || Edgware || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || – || [[Lubavitch of Edgware]]
|-
| Lubavitch Synagogue || London (Stamford Hill) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || CC 1171625 || [[Lubavitch Synagogue]]
|}

A further congregation, the Hampstead Village Shul, is probably a Chabad-Lubavitch centre but has no confirmed movement affiliation.

== Size and trends ==
=== Membership ===
The most recent national survey of synagogue membership, published by the JPR in 2017, counted 79,597 member households in 454 synagogues in 2016. Membership had fallen by 20% (20,166 households) since 1990 and by 4% (3,366 households) since 2010. About 56% of Jewish households in the United Kingdom held synagogue membership, with markedly lower proportions in Scotland (about a third), Wales (about a quarter) and Northern Ireland (about an eighth).<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogue membership (households) by strand, 1990 and 2016
! Strand !! 1990 !! 2016 !! Change 2010–2016 !! Change 1990–2016
|-
| Central Orthodox || 66,201 || 41,990 || −7.5% || −36.6%
|-
| Reform || 16,824 || 15,458 || −4.1% || −8.1%
|-
| Strictly Orthodox || 4,489 || 10,712 || +18.4% || +138.6%
|-
| Liberal || 7,785 || 6,514 || −9.5% || −16.3%
|-
| Masorti || 1,226 || 2,620 || +15.5% || +113.7%
|-
| Sephardi || 3,238 || 2,303 || −21.4% || −28.9%
|-
| '''Total''' || '''99,763''' || '''79,597''' || '''−4.1%''' || '''−20.2%'''
|}
Source: JPR, ''Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2016'', tables 3 and 4.<ref name="jpr"/>

Central Orthodox synagogues held 52.8% of memberships in 2016, Reform 19.4%, Strictly Orthodox 13.5%, Liberal 8.2%, Masorti 3.3% and Sephardi 2.9%. Central Orthodox and Strictly Orthodox synagogues each made up 37.4% of all synagogues, but the average Central Orthodox synagogue had 247 member households against 63 for a Strictly Orthodox one; Reform synagogues were the largest on average, with 344.<ref name="jpr"/> Half of all members belonged to synagogues in five areas: Barnet, Westminster, Hertsmere, Redbridge and Stamford Hill.<ref name="jpr"/>

=== Congregation size ===
The JPR published membership bands for the 321 synagogues outside the strictly Orthodox sector whose figures it collected.<ref name="jpr"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Synagogues by household membership, 2016 (excluding strictly Orthodox synagogues)
! Member households !! Synagogues
|-
| 1,500–1,900 || 2
|-
| 1,000–1,499 || 10
|-
| 750–999 || 11
|-
| 500–749 || 19
|-
| 400–499 || 11
|-
| 300–399 || 24
|-
| 200–299 || 34
|-
| 100–199 || 62
|-
| 50–99 || 68
|-
| Under 50 || 80
|-
| '''Total''' || '''321'''
|}

=== Mergers and closures ===
The JPR found that 13 mainstream synagogues had ceased operating between 2010 and 2016.<ref name="jpr"/> Mergers documented since then include:
* [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]] in Ilford, formed on 21 May 2019 by the merger of Ilford United Synagogue and Redbridge United Synagogue, itself formed in 2015 from Clayhall and Newbury Park.<ref name="jcr_cranbrook">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/cranbrook/index.htm Cranbrook United Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community, formed when the Herefordshire Jewish Community joined the Gloucestershire Liberal Jewish Community in 2019.<ref name="jcr_heref">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/heref/index.htm Herefordshire Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* The Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish Community, formed in February 2026 by the merger of the Harlow and Chelmsford Jewish communities.<ref name="jcr_chelm">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/chelm/index.htm Chelmsford Jewish Community], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]], formed by the merger of Edgware & District Reform Synagogue and Hendon Reform Synagogue.<ref name="jcr_eh">JCR-UK, [https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/london/edgware_hendon_ref/index.htm Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue], ''JewishGen'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
* At movement level, the union of Reform and Liberal Judaism as the Movement for Progressive Judaism on 1 January 2026.<ref name="jcr_mpj"/>

== Relations with Israel ==
The movements' documented positions on and activities relating to Israel differ widely. This section summarises what each movement, or reporting on it, records.

=== United Synagogue ===
A United Synagogue publication of August 2024 lists initiatives by its communities and its central office since 7 October 2023. They include two major events with over 1,500 people at each, one of them addressed by the then Prime Minister [[Rishi Sunak]]; a 'Shabbat for Israel' designated by the Chief Rabbi for 8–9 March 2024; support for solidarity rallies for Israel and for the release of hostages; a partnership with [[United Jewish Israel Appeal|UJIA]] and [[Leket Israel|Leket]] to provide hot meals for displaced Israelis; and the 'first United Synagogue mission to Israel'.<ref name="us_book">United Synagogue Education & Events Team, [https://theus.org.uk/assets/uploads/2024/09/US-ISRAEL-BOOK-DESIGN-FINAL.pdf Israel: Reflections since 7 October. Our connection to the land and the state], ''United Synagogue'', August 2024, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Individual communities mark Yom Ha'atzmaut; at Wembley in April 2026 the community celebrated Israel's 78th Yom Ha'atzmaut and ended its kiddush with the ''Hatikvah''.<ref name="us_wembley">Brenda Hyman, [https://theus.org.uk/community-news/yom-haazmaut-at-wembley-2026/ Yom Ha'azmaut at Wembley 2026], ''United Synagogue'', April 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Federation of Synagogues ===
In January 2022 the Federation's religious head, Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman, condemned the Israeli government's plan to allow local town rabbis to approve conversions instead of the [[Chief Rabbinate of Israel]] alone, calling it a 'travesty' that 'must be forcefully opposed'.<ref name="jc_zimmerman"/>

=== Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations ===
In late May 2021 a letter signed by 14 strictly Orthodox rabbis in Stamford Hill, among them several UOHC rabbinic judges, protested against 'provocative actions and public demonstrations by the Zionists'. ''The Jewish Chronicle'' reported that it could not verify the letter. The letter followed a visit to Downing Street by UOHC president Binyomin Stern as part of a delegation led by Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis. A community leader, speaking anonymously, told the paper that the letter had not been signed by 'the UOHC or anyone speaking on its behalf'.<ref name="jc_uohc">Mathilde Frot, [https://www.thejc.com/news/orthodox-rabbis-reportedly-sign-letter-attacking-zionists-vcuil00b Orthodox rabbis reportedly sign letter attacking 'Zionists'], ''The Jewish Chronicle'', 1 June 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Progressive Judaism ===
The MPJ describes itself as 'a Zionist movement – committed to there being a Jewish, pluralist and democratic State in the historic homeland of Israel'. It states that it remains 'committed to two safe and secure states – Israel and Palestine', and that it works alongside the [[Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism]].<ref name="mpj_israel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/israel/ Our Relationship with Israel], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In February 2026 its co-leads, Rabbis [[Josh Levy]] and [[Charley Baginsky]], opposed a Knesset bill to give the Chief Rabbinate sole control over the Western Wall, including its egalitarian section.<ref name="mpj_kotel">The Movement for Progressive Judaism, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/progressive-leaders-speak-out-against-kotel-control-bill/ Progressive leaders speak out against Kotel control bill], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 25 February 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In June 2026 they welcomed UK government sanctions against those responsible for settler violence in the West Bank, while stating that the movement does not support BDS.<ref name="mpj_sanctions">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-welcoming-targeted-sanctions-against-settler-violence/ Statement welcoming targeted sanctions against settler violence], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 10 June 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In September 2026 they described Israeli plans for the E1 area as 'part of an explicit project, led by [[Bezalel Smotrich]] and [[Itamar Ben-Gvir]], to establish permanent Israeli control and make a viable Palestinian state impossible'.<ref name="mpj_e1">Josh Levy and Charley Baginsky, [https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/statement-on-the-possibility-of-uk-action-on-settlement-expansion/ Statement on the possibility of UK action on settlement expansion], ''The Movement for Progressive Judaism'', 1 September 2026, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> Reform and Liberal communities hold joint Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut events.<ref name="lj_yha">Liberal Judaism, [https://www.liberaljudaism.org/2025/05/progressive-communities-unite-for-yom-haatzmaut-events/ Progressive communities unite for Yom Ha'atzmaut events], ''Liberal Judaism'', 10 May 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Masorti ===
Masorti Judaism states that it believes 'in the centrality of Israel in Jewish life' and that it is part of [[Mercaz]], 'the worldwide Masorti Zionist organisation'.<ref name="mas_faq">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/what-is-masortis-relationship-with-israel/ What is Masorti's relationship with Israel?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 18 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> It says that Mercaz was founded partly to give Masorti Jews a voice with an Israeli government that does not recognise Masorti Judaism.<ref name="mas_mercaz">Masorti Judaism, [https://masorti.org.uk/faqs/why-does-mercaz-matter/ Why does Mercaz matter?], ''Masorti Judaism'', 19 February 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> On 9 October 2023 its senior rabbi, [[Jonathan Wittenberg]], published a prayer for the release of the hostages and for the safety of Palestinian civilians, calling for a humanitarian corridor.<ref name="mas_oct">Jonathan Wittenberg, [https://masorti.org.uk/israel/ Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 9 October 2023, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> A Masorti leaders' trip to Israel took place in December 2025.<ref name="mas_trip">Janine Stein, [https://masorti.org.uk/masorti-judaism-uk-leaders-trip-to-israel/ Masorti Judaism UK Leaders' Trip to Israel], ''Masorti Judaism'', 11 December 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Sephardi ===
The Sabbath morning service of the S&P Sephardi Community includes a Prayer for the State of Israel alongside the Prayer for the Royal Family,<ref name="sp_shabbat">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/15024-2/ Sabbath Morning service – part 2], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> and the community has a special melody used on Yom Ha'atzmaut.<ref name="sp_weekday">S&P Sephardi Community, [https://www.sephardi.org.uk/community/sephardi-music/london-sephardi-congregational-melodies/weekday-afternoon-evening-services/ Weekday afternoon and evening services], ''S&P Sephardi Community'', accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

=== Chabad-Lubavitch ===
In January 2025 the [[Charity Commission for England and Wales|Charity Commission]] issued an official warning to the trustees of [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex]] over a fundraiser launched in October 2023 for [[Israel Defense Forces|IDF]] soldiers on Israel's northern border, which raised £2,280. The Commission said that it was not lawful for a charity to raise funds to support a soldier of a foreign military.<ref name="jpost_chabad">Jerusalem Post Staff, [https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/article-837000 London Chabad Lubavitch center in trouble for IDF fundraising], ''The Jerusalem Post'', 10 January 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

== List of active congregations ==
The table lists all 500 active congregations. A dash in the charity column means that no registered charity number is recorded for the congregation in the sources cited. United Synagogue communities without their own registration are covered by the umbrella charity.<ref name="ccreg"/><ref name="oscr"/><ref name="ccni"/>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active synagogues in the United Kingdom (500)
! Name !! Movement !! Town !! Nation !! Charity no. !! Powerbase
|-
| (La) Synagogue Franaise de Londres || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[(La) Synagogue Franaise de Londres]]
|-
| Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Aberdeen || Scotland || OSCR SC002901 OSCR SC046585 || [[Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Adass Yeshurun Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Broughton Park) || England || CC 1174025 || [[Adass Yeshurun Synagogue]]
|-
| Adath Israel Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || – || [[Adath Israel Synagogue]]
|-
| Adath Yisroel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 207956 || [[Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
| Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Adath Yisroel Tottenham Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Aden Jews Congregation || Sephardi || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 252022 || [[Congregation of Aden Jews in the United Kingdom]]
|-
| Ahavas Torah || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Ahavas Torah]]
|-
| Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Ahavas Yisrael Synagogue]]
|-
| Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Ahavat Israel Chasidey Wiznitz Synagogue]]
|-
| Aish Community Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Aish Community Synagogue]]
|-
| Alei Tzion Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Alei Tzion Synagogue]]
|-
| Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1169737 || [[Allerton Hebrew Congregation Central Synagogue]]
|-
| Anshei Shalom || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1100912 || [[Anshei Shalom]]
|-
| Anshei Shlomo || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Anshei Shlomo]]
|-
| Avnei Kodesh || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1167982 || [[Avnei Kodesh]]
|-
| Bais Tefilla || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1179122 || [[Bais Tefilla]]
|-
| Barnet Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || New Barnet || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Barnet Synagogue]]
|-
| Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1089977 || [[Be'er Mordechai Strozhnitz]]
|-
| Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bedford || England || – || [[Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Beis Gavriel Lubavitch || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1129679 || [[Beis Gavriel Lubavitch]]
|-
| Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedash Tehillois Yoel]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh' || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash 'Oraysoh']]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Avreichim Golders Green]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1124718 || [[Beis Hamedrash Belz Machnovka]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Biala || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Biala]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Canvey || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198799 || [[Beis Hamedrash Canvey]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidei Satmar]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 326480 || [[Beis Hamedrash D'Chasidey Belz]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1098896 || [[Beis Hamedrash Hechodosh]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1175576 || [[Beis Hamedrash Imrei Shefer]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1136805 || [[Beis Hamedrash Nishmas Yisroel]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Noam Hatorah]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1104262 || [[Beis Hamedrash Ohr Chodosh]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1033039 || [[Beis Hamedrash Shaarei Tefillah]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Sharei Shulem Tchabe || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1116596 || [[Congregation Sharei Sholom Tchabe Limited]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash Tehillois Yoel]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Hamedrash V'Yoel Moshe]]
|-
| Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1160643 || [[Beis Hamedrash Vayoel Moshe D'Satmar]]
|-
| Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1121622 || [[Beis Hemedrash Maharim Dushinsky]]
|-
| Beis Kossov || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Kossov]]
|-
| Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1046309 || [[Beis Menachem Chabad Lubavitch]]
|-
| Beis Michaol || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Beis Michaol]]
|-
| Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Nadvorna Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Beis Sholem D'Shotz || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Sholem D'Shotz]]
|-
| Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Beis Yisroel , in Shirehall Park]]
|-
| Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beis Yitzchak Dovid, Avreichei Gur]]
|-
| Beist Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1219459 || [[Beist Shul]]
|-
| Beit Klal Yisrael || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Kensington) || England || – || [[Beit Klal Yisrael]]
|-
| Belfast Jewish Community (formerly the Belfast Hebrew Congregation) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Belfast || Northern Ireland || CCNI 100486 || [[Belfast Jewish Community]]
|-
| Belmont Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Belmont Synagogue]]
|-
| Belsize Square Synagogue || Independent || London (Belsize Park) || England || CC 1144866 || [[Belsize Square Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1142879 || [[Beth Abraham (Goschalks) Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Chodesh Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Chodesh Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Hamedrash Cheishev Hoeifod]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Hamedrash D'Chasidei Wiznitz]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1004327 || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Cazenove Road)]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehal Yetev Lev (Clapton Common)]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1206835 || [[Beth Hamedrash Kehillas Danescroft]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1135274 || [[Beth Hamedrash Torah Utefillah]]
|-
| Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1196025 || [[Beth Hamedrash Tosh (Tiferet Meshulam Fish)]]
|-
| Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1173655 || [[Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1202185 || [[Beth Hamidrash Zichron Yechezkel]]
|-
| Beth Joseph Zvi || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Joseph Zvi]]
|-
| Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Cambridge || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cambridge || England || CC 1136605 || [[Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Shmuel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 251044 || [[Beth Shmuel Synagogue]]
|-
| Beth Talmud Centre || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Beth Talmud Centre]]
|-
| Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Beth Yisochor Dov Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Bevis Marks Synagogue || Sephardi || London (City) || England || – || [[Bevis Marks Synagogue]]
|-
| Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || – || [[Biala (Chelkas Yehoshua) Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Birmingham Central Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Birmingham || England || CC 501067 || [[Birmingham Central United Synagogue]]
|-
| Birmingham Hebrew Congregation (Singers Hill) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Birmingham || England || CC 222277 || [[Birmingham Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Birmingham Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Birmingham || England || CC 242057 || [[Birmingham Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Blackpool || England || CC 1148088 || [[Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bognor Regis || England || – || [[Bognor Regis & District Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Borehamwood & Elstree Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Borehamwood || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue]]
|-
| Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1195412 CC 1152775 || [[Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Bournemouth Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1040356 || [[Bournemouth Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Bournemouth Sephardi Association || Sephardi || Bournemouth || England || – || [[Bournemouth Sephardi Association]]
|-
| Bradford Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bradford || England || – || [[Bradford Synagogue]]
|-
| Breslov Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1184303 || [[Breslov Shul]]
|-
| Breslov UK (Edgware) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1172423 || [[Breslov UK (Edgware)]]
|-
| Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1130334 || [[Bridge Lane Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Brighton & Hove || England || – || [[Brighton & Hove Masorti Chavurah]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hove || England || CC 1115092 || [[Brighton and Hove Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1046457 CC 1149342 || [[Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hove || England || CC 1155461 || [[Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bristol || England || CC 1191437 || [[Bristol and West Progressive Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bristol || England || CC 1165722 || [[Bristol Hebrew Congregation (Park Row)]]
|-
| Bromley Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Bromley || England || CC 1098431 || [[Bromley Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Brondesbury Park Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Willesden) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Brondesbury Park Synagogue]]
|-
| Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 516513 || [[Broom Lane Beth Hamidrash]]
|-
| Bury Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bury || England || CC 1165261 || [[Bury Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Bushey United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Bushey || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Bushey United Synagogue]]
|-
| Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cambridge || England || CC 282849 || [[Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Canvey Talmudical Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1198864 || [[Canvey Talmudical Congregation]]
|-
| Cardiff Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1144498 || [[Cardiff Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Cardiff United Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1055573 || [[Cardiff United Synagogue]]
|-
| Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Bromley || England || CC 1105859 || [[Catford and Bromley Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Central Square Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1106681 || [[Central Square Minyan]]
|-
| Central Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Central Synagogue]]
|-
| Chabad Belgravia || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Belgravia) || England || CC 1146332 || [[Chabad Belgravia]]
|-
| Chabad Brighton || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Brighton & Hove || England || CC 1192044 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Brighton]]
|-
| Chabad Camden Town || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Camden Town) || England || CC 1215128 || [[Chabad Camden Town]]
|-
| Chabad Francophone Maida Vale || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Maida Vale) || England || CC 1195631 || [[Chabad Francophone Maida Vale]]
|-
| Chabad Hammersmith || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hammersmith) || England || CC 1204607 || [[Chabad Hammersmith]]
|-
| Chabad Hatfield || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Hatfield || England || CC 1216907 || [[Chabad Hatfield]]
|-
| Chabad House of Hendon || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1197396 || [[Chabad House of Hendon]]
|-
| Chabad Israeli Centre || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1141046 || [[Chabad Israeli Centre]]
|-
| Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1202025 || [[Chabad Jewish Centre of Milton Keynes]]
|-
| Chabad Jewish Community of Edinburgh || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC045668 || [[Chabad of Edinburgh]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Buckhurst Hill || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Buckhurst Hill || England || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Buckurst Hill]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Epping || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Epping || England || CC 1197391 || [[Chabad Lubavitch for Epping]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Havering || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Havering || England || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch for Havering]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch for Southend || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Southend-on-Sea || England || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch for Southend]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch Leicester || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leicester || England || CC 1182175 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Leicester]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Bloomsbury) || England || CC 1140342 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bloomsbury]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1151681 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Bournemouth]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of North East London and Essex (Chabad Ilford) || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Ilford || England || CC 1123001 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Centres North East London and Essex Limited]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Pinner || England || CC 1196650 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Pinner]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Radlett || England || – || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Radlett]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Sheffield || England || CC 1199252 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Sheffield]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Solihull || England || CC 1195456 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Solihull]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Altrincham || England || CC 1200475 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of Trafford]]
|-
| Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (West Hampstead) || England || CC 1201417 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of West Hampstead]]
|-
| Chabad Mill Hill East || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Mill Hill East) || England || CC 1195262 || [[Chabad Mill Hill East]]
|-
| Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank ) || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Battersea) || England || CC 1176543 || [[Chabad of Battersea ( Chabad of the South Bank )]]
|-
| Chabad of Borehamwood and Elstree || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Borehamwood || England || – || [[Chabad of Elstree and Borehamwood]]
|-
| Chabad of Bricket Wood & Surrounding Villages || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Bricket Wood || England || CC 1198884 || [[Chabad Lubavitch Bricket Wood & Districts]]
|-
| Chabad of Bristol || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bristol || England || CC 1174404 || [[Chabad of Bristol]]
|-
| Chabad of Bushey || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Bushey || England || – || [[Chabad of Bushey]]
|-
| Chabad of Cambridge || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cambridge || England || CC 1162783 || [[Chabad of Cambridge]]
|-
| Chabad of Colindale || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1215586 || [[Chabad of Colindale]]
|-
| Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Crouch End) || England || CC 1192714 || [[Chabad of Crouch End and West Haringey]]
|-
| Chabad of Didsbury || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1214281 || [[Chabad of Didsbury]]
|-
| Chabad of Finchley || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1197411 || [[Chabad of Finchley]]
|-
| Chabad of Golders Green || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Chabad of Golders Green]]
|-
| Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Greenwich) || England || CC 1195277 || [[Chabad of Greenwich and the Docklands]]
|-
| Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1193647 || [[Chabad of Hampstead Garden Suburb]]
|-
| Chabad of Nottingham || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1144625 || [[Chabad of Nottingham]]
|-
| Chabad of Oxford || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Oxford || England || – || [[Chabad of Oxford]]
|-
| Chabad of South Wales || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Cardiff || Wales || CC 1215881 || [[Chabad of South Wales]]
|-
| Chabad of West London - Ealing || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Ealing) || England || – || [[Chabad of West London - Ealing]]
|-
| Chabad West Surrey || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || West Byfleet || England || – || [[Chabad West Surrey]]
|-
| Chabad Whitefield || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1198902 || [[Chabad Whitefield]]
|-
| Chabad Wimbledon || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Wimbledon) || England || CC 1154533 || [[Chabad Lubavitch of South London]]
|-
| Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Islington) || England || CC 1164760 || [[Chabad-Lubavitch of Islington]]
|-
| Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Chaim V'Tikvah Independant Congregation]]
|-
| Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Alexander Me'oron Shel Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)]]
|-
| Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Chasidey Belz Beth Hamedrash (Upper Clapton)]]
|-
| Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Golders Green)]]
|-
| Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Gur Beth Hamedrash (Stamford Hill)]]
|-
| Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Ryzhin Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 285475 || [[Chasidey Ryzin - Sadigur Or Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Sanz-Klausenburg Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Chasidey Skver Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Chasidey Wiznitz-Monsey Imrey Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chassidishe Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1205588 || [[Chassidishe Synagogue]]
|-
| Chatham Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Chatham || England || CC 800902 || [[Chatham Synagogue]]
|-
| Chazak || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Chazak]]
|-
| Cheetham Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1088436 || [[Cheetham Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1171399 || [[Cheishev Sofer D'Pressburg Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chelsea) || England || CC 1101862 || [[Chelsea Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Cheltenham || England || CC 1156818 || [[Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Chernobel Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Manchester || England || CC 1191243 || [[Chernobel Shul]]
|-
| Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1166465 || [[Chernobyl (Tchernobel) Synagogue]]
|-
| Cheshire Reform Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester (Sharston) || England || CC 1124560 || [[Cheshire Reform Congregation]]
|-
| Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Chesidey Bobov-45 Beth Hemedrash]]
|-
| Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || – || [[Chevras Shass Zichron Shlomo Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Chigwell || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue]]
|-
| Childwall Hebrew Congregation || [[United Synagogue]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1148396 || [[Childwall Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Clapton Federation Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Clapton Federation Synagogue]]
|-
| Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Southgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Cockfosters and N Southgate Synagogue]]
|-
| Colchester and District Jewish Community || Cross-communal || Colchester || England || CC 237240 || [[Colchester and District Jewish Community]]
|-
| Congregation Ateres Zvi || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1063664 || [[Congregation Ateres Zvi]]
|-
| Congregation Chovevei Torah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1139436 || [[Congregation Chovevei Torah]]
|-
| Congregation of Jacob Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Whitechapel) || England || CC 1208500 || [[Congregation of Jacob Synagogue]]
|-
| Coventry Jewish Reform Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Coventry || England || – || [[Coventry Jewish Reform Community]]
|-
| Cranbrook United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Ilford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Cranbrook United Synagogue]]
|-
| Crawley Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Crawley || England || – || [[Crawley Jewish Community]]
|-
| Crouch End Chavurah || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Crouch End) || England || – || [[Crouch End Chavurah]]
|-
| Croydon & District Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Croydon || England || – || [[Croydon & District Synagogue]]
|-
| Damesek Eliezer Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Damesek Eliezer Synagogue]]
|-
| Darchei Avot || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Darchei Avot]]
|-
| Darlington Hebrew Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Darlington || England || – || [[Darlington Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| David Ishag Synagogue || Sephardi || Wembley || England || CC 260863 || [[David Ishag Synagogue]]
|-
| Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Divrei Chaim Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Dvash || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1185002 || [[Dvash]]
|-
| Ealing Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Ealing) || England || CC 1037099 || [[Ealing Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Ealing Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Ealing) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Ealing Synagogue]]
|-
| East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (South Woodford) || England || CC 232980 CC 1171254 || [[East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| East London Central Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Stepney) || England || – || [[East London Central Synagogue]]
|-
| Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Eastbourne || England || – || [[Eastbourne Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Eastbourne || England || CC 1115670 || [[Eastbourne Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Edgware || England || CC 1135296 CC 1038116 CC 1172458 || [[Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1123950 || [[Edgware Adath Yisroel Congregation]]
|-
| Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH) || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || CC 1197604 || [[Edgware Sephardi Beis Hamedrash (ESBH)]]
|-
| Edgware Torah Centre || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Edgware Torah Centre]]
|-
| Edgware United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Edgware || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Edgware United Synagogue]]
|-
| Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC016924 || [[Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Eitz Hachaim || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Eitz Hachaim]]
|-
| Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Enfield || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Enfield and Winchmore Hill Synagogue]]
|-
| Etz Chaim Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 513851 || [[Etz Chaim Synagogue]]
|-
| Etz Chaim Yeshiva || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Etz Chaim Yeshiva]]
|-
| Exeter Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Exeter || England || – || [[Exeter Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Finchley Central Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Finchley) || England || – || [[Finchley Central Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || London (Finchley) || England || – || [[Finchley Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| Finchley Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1167285 || [[Finchley Progressive Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (North Finchley) || England || CC 1137557 || [[Finchley Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Finchley Road Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1102303 || [[Sassov Beis Hamedrash]]
|-
| Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan) || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Finchley Synagogue (including the Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]]
|-
| Finsbury Park Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Finsbury Park & Manor House) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Finsbury Park Synagogue]]
|-
| Garnethill Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Glasgow || Scotland || OSCR SC010788 || [[Garnethill Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Gateshead Kehilla (Gateshead Hebrew Congregation) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1177090 || [[The Gateshead Kehilla (G.H.C) Limited]]
|-
| Gateshead Kolel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Gateshead || England || – || [[Gateshead Kolel Synagogue]]
|-
| Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Giffnock || Scotland || OSCR SC049806 || [[Giffnock Newton Mearns Synagogue]]
|-
| Glasgow Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newton Mearns || Scotland || OSCR SC052553 || [[Glasgow Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Golders Green Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1138578 || [[Golders Green Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Golders Green Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Golders Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Golders Green Synagogue]]
|-
| Great and New Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1135569 || [[Great and New Synagogue]]
|-
| Guildford and District Jewish Community || Cross-communal || Guildford || England || CC 268088 || [[Guildford and District Jewish Community]]
|-
| Hackney & East London Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hackney) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hackney & East London Synagogue]]
|-
| Hadley Wood Jewish Community || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hadley Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hadley Wood Jewish Community]]
|-
| Hale and District Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Hale Barns || England || CC 1180143 CC 506820 || [[Hale and District Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue (including the Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue Sephardi Minyan) || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue]]
|-
| Hampstead Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hampstead Synagogue]]
|-
| Harlow Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Harlow || England || CC 1186532 || [[Harlow Jewish Community]]
|-
| Harrogate Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Harrogate || England || CC 1210182 || [[Harrogate Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Hashkama Minyan at EAYC || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || – || [[Hashkama Minyan at EAYC]]
|-
| Havura community || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || – || [[Havura community]]
|-
| Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester (Heaton Park) || England || CC 1159067 || [[Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Heichal Hatorah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 264361 || [[Heichal Hatorah]]
|-
| Heichal Menachem || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Heichal Menachem]]
|-
| Hekhal Leah Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Hekhal Leah Synagogue]]
|-
| Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Hemel Hempstead || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hemel Hempstead & District Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Hendon (United) Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Hendon (United) Synagogue]]
|-
| Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1184204 CC 1187431 || [[Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
| Hendon Beis Hamedrash || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Hendon Beis Hamedrash]]
|-
| Hendon Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Hendon Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Hendon Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Hendon Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| Hidah Synagogue and Beth Midrash || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1021035 || [[Hidah Synagogue and Beth Midrash]]
|-
| Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Chingford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Highams Park and Chingford Synagogue]]
|-
| Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford (Higher Broughton) || England || – || [[Higher Crumpsall and Higher Broughton Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1202519 || [[Higher Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Highgate Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Highgate) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Highgate Synagogue]]
|-
| Hillock Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || – || [[Hillock Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1133404 || [[Holy Law South Broughton Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Hull Hebrew Congregation || [[United Synagogue]] || Hull (Anlaby) || England || CC 1035451 || [[Hull Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Ilford Federation Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Ilford || England || – || [[Ilford Federation Synagogue]]
|-
| Isle of Wight Jewish Society || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cowes, Isle of Wight || England || – || [[Isle of Wight Jewish Society]]
|-
| Jacob Benjamin Elias Synagogue || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 291531 || [[Jacob Benjamin Elias Synagogue]]
|-
| JLE || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[JLE]]
|-
| Kahal Chassidim Synagogue || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Salford || England || CC 1101651 || [[Kahal Chassidim Synagogue]]
|-
| Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1098484 || [[Kehal Chareidim Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Kehal Chasidey Bobov Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Kehal Chassidim Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1157128 || [[Kehal Chassidim D'Munkatch Synagogue]]
|-
| Kehal Yedidim || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Kehal Yedidim]]
|-
| Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Bournemouth || England || CC 1196706 || [[Kehilas Adas Yisroel Bournemouth Ltd]]
|-
| Kehilas Kol Yaakov || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Kehilas Kol Yaakov]]
|-
| Kehillah North London || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1163562 || [[Kehillah North London]]
|-
| Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1204912 || [[Kehillas Ahavas Yisroel]]
|-
| Kehillas Kerestir || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Salford || England || CC 1201952 || [[Kehillas Kerestir]]
|-
| Kehillas Netzach Yisroel || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || CC 1120294 || [[Kehillas Netzach Yisroel]]
|-
| Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Cornwall || England || CC 1090562 || [[Kehillat Kernow – The Jewish Community of Cornwall]]
|-
| Kehillat Nashira , Borehamwood Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || Borehamwood || England || CC 1157989 || [[Kehillat Nashira , Borehamwood Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| Kehillat Or Tzion || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Manchester || England || CC 1212500 || [[Kehillat Or Tzion]]
|-
| Kent Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Maidstone || England || CC 1109044 || [[Kent Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Kenton Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Kenton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Kenton Synagogue]]
|-
| Kesher Kehillah || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Kesher Kehillah]]
|-
| Kesser Torah || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || Edgware || England || – || [[Kesser Torah]]
|-
| Kingsbury Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Kingsbury) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Kingsbury Synagogue]]
|-
| Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hampstead Garden Suburb) || England || CC 1113847 || [[Kingsley Way Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kingston Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Long Ditton, Surbiton || England || CC 270792 || [[Kingston Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Kingston-upon-Thames || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Kingston, Surbiton & District Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 299763 || [[Knesset Yehezkel Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Knightland Road Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Knightland Road Synagogue]]
|-
| Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hatch End || England || CC 299063 || [[Kol Chai - Hatch End Jewish Community]]
|-
| Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || CC 1081444 || [[Kol Nefesh Masorti Synagogue]]
|-
| Kol Rina - Golders Green Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Kol Rina - Golders Green Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1072715 CC 1219627 || [[Kol Yaacov Beis Hamedrash]]
|-
| Kollel Beis Aharon || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 263957 || [[Kollel Beis Aharon]]
|-
| Kosov Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Canvey Island || England || CC 1204559 || [[Kosov Congregation]]
|-
| Lauderdale Road Synagogue || Sephardi || London (Maida Vale) || England || – || [[Lauderdale Road Synagogue]]
|-
| Leeds Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Leeds || England || – || [[Leeds Masorti Synagogue]]
|-
| Leicester Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leicester || England || CC 1179457 || [[Leicester Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Leicester || England || CC 238867 || [[Leicester Progressive Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Levy Kelaty Synagogue Od Yosef Haie || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Levy Kelaty Synagogue Od Yosef Haie]]
|-
| Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Leytonstone) || England || CC 1185624 || [[Leytonstone and Wanstead Synagogue]]
|-
| Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Lieger Beth Hamedrash Torah Chaim]]
|-
| Lincolnshire Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Lincoln || England || CC 1190120 || [[Lincolnshire Jewish Community]]
|-
| Liverpool Masorti Community || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Liverpool || England || – || [[Liverpool Masorti Community]]
|-
| Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1089175 CC 1196577 || [[Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, Princes Road]]
|-
| Liverpool Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Liverpool || England || CC 1098181 || [[Liverpool Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Llandudno || Wales || – || [[Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| London Partnership Minyan || Partnership minyan || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[London Partnership Minyan]]
|-
| London Sephardi Hebrew Congregation - Porat Yosef Synagogue || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1062880 || [[London Sephardi Hebrew Congregation - Porat Yosef Synagogue]]
|-
| Loughton Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Loughton || England || CC 1188590 || [[Loughton Synagogue]]
|-
| Lubavitch Centre of Leeds || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Leeds || England || CC 1123578 || [[Chabad-Lubavitch Centre of Leeds]]
|-
| Lubavitch in the Midlands || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Birmingham || England || – || [[Lubavitch in the Midlands]]
|-
| Lubavitch Liverpool || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Liverpool || England || CC 1123511 || [[Lubavitch Liverpool]]
|-
| Lubavitch of Edgware || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || – || [[Lubavitch of Edgware]]
|-
| Lubavitch of Scotland || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || Scotland || OSCR SC031458 || [[Lubavitch of Scotland]]
|-
| Lubavitch Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1171625 || [[Lubavitch Synagogue]]
|-
| Luton United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Luton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Luton United Synagogue]]
|-
| Machzike Hadath Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 289999 || [[Machzike Hadath Synagogue]]
|-
| Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Edgware || England || CC 1133264 || [[Machzikei Hadass Edgware Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Machzikei Hadass Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 235459 || [[Machzikei Hadass Synagogue]]
|-
| Magen Avot || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Hendon) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Magen Avot]]
|-
| Maidenhead Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Maidenhead || England || CC 1110795 || [[Maidenhead Synagogue]]
|-
| Makor Hayim || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Willesden Green) || England || – || [[Makor Hayim]]
|-
| Manchester Kolel || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Manchester Kolel]]
|-
| Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Manchester || England || CC 1205446 || [[Manchester Reform Synagogue (Jackson's Row)]]
|-
| Meade Hill Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Manchester || England || CC 1159112 || [[Meade Hill Shul]]
|-
| Meoros Chaim || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Colindale) || England || CC 1205770 || [[Meoros Chaim]]
|-
| Mesifta Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Mesifta Synagogue]]
|-
| Mill Hill East Jewish Community || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Mill Hill East Jewish Community]]
|-
| Mill Hill United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Mill Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Mill Hill United Synagogue]]
|-
| Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Milton Keynes || England || CC 1058193 || [[Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Montefiore Synagogue || Sephardi || Ramsgate || England || – || [[Montefiore Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Jewish Community || Cross-communal || Stanmore || England || CC 1157109 || [[Mosaic Jewish Community]]
|-
| Mosaic Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 251172 || [[Mosaic Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Stanmore || England || CC 1080951 || [[Mosaic Masorti Synagogue]]
|-
| Mosaic Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Stanmore || England || CC 1077299 CC 1159303 || [[Mosaic Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Muswell Hill Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Muswell Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Muswell Hill Synagogue]]
|-
| Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Nachlei Emunah Chasidey Kretchif]]
|-
| Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Hull (Willerby) || England || CC 1080550 || [[Ne've Shalom (Hull Reform)]]
|-
| Nefesh Hatorah Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1162153 || [[Nefesh Hatorah Minyan]]
|-
| Nekuda Tova Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Nekuda Tova Minyan]]
|-
| Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Nekuda Tova UK Brelov Shul]]
|-
| Ner Yisrael Community || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1193566 || [[Ner Yisrael Community]]
|-
| Netzach Israel Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Netzach Israel Synagogue]]
|-
| New Essex Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Ilford || England || – || [[New Essex Masorti Synagogue]]
|-
| New London Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1133578 || [[New London Synagogue]]
|-
| New North London Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1094668 || [[New North London Synagogue]]
|-
| New Rachmistrivke Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1050963 || [[The New Rachmistrivke Synagogue Trust]]
|-
| New Stoke Newington Shul || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1176510 || [[New Stoke Newington Shul]]
|-
| New Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[New Synagogue]]
|-
| New West End Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Bayswater) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[New West End Synagogue]]
|-
| New Whetstone Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Whetstone) || England || – || [[New Whetstone Synagogue]]
|-
| Newcastle Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 246816 || [[Newcastle Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1152757 || [[North Hendon Adath Yisroel Synagogue]]
|-
| North Manchester Reform Congregation || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Whitefield || England || – || [[North Manchester Reform Congregation]]
|-
| North Salford Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1172747 || [[North Salford Synagogue]]
|-
| North West Surrey Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Weybridge || England || CC 256232 || [[North West Surrey Synagogue]]
|-
| North Western Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1186738 CC 247081 || [[North Western Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Northampton Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Northampton || England || CC 1191560 || [[Northampton Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Northwood || England || CC 1092900 || [[Northwood & Ruislip United Synagogue]]
|-
| Norwich Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Norwich || England || CC 1187450 || [[Norwich Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Norwich Progressive Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Norwich || England || CC 1053565 || [[Norwich Progressive Jewish Community]]
|-
| Nottingham Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Nottingham || England || CC 1188843 || [[Nottingham Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Nottingham Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Nottingham || England || CC 246773 || [[Nottingham Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Newbury Park, Ilford || England || CC 236663 || [[Oaks Lane Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel David Eastern Synagogue || Sephardi || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 243901 CC 1166039 || [[Ohel David Eastern Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel David Sephardi Synagogue (Essex) || Sephardi || Ilford || England || – || [[Ohel David Sephardi Synagogue (Essex)]]
|-
| Ohel Devorah Adeni Synagogue || Sephardi (Adeni) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 1159507 || [[Ohel Devorah Adeni Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Hendon) || England || – || [[Ohel Israel (Skoler) Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel Mo'ed || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Ohel Mo'ed]]
|-
| Ohel Moshe Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207160 || [[Ohel Moshe Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohel Sholom || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1195444 || [[Ohel Sholom]]
|-
| Ohel Torah Congregation || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1136772 || [[Ohel Torah Congregation]]
|-
| Ohel Yaakov Beiss Hamedrash (Pshevorsk) || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1115308 || [[Bais Hamedrash Ohel Yakov Ltd]]
|-
| Ohr Hachayim Synagogue || Sephardi || Edgware || England || – || [[Ohr Hachayim Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohr Yerushalayim || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Salford || England || CC 1078745 || [[Ohr Yerushalayim Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohr Yisrael Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Borehamwood || England || – || [[Ohr Yisrael Synagogue]]
|-
| Ohromayach Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Ohromayach Congregation]]
|-
| Oxford Jewish Congregation || Cross-communal || Oxford || England || CC 267045 CC 231853 || [[Oxford Jewish Congregation]]
|-
| Oxford Masorti Group || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Oxford || England || – || [[Oxford Masorti Group]]
|-
| Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Palmers Green) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue]]
|-
| Persian Hebrew Congregation || Sephardi || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Persian Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Persian Sephardi Synagogue (Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan) || Sephardi || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1132415 || [[Persian Sephardi Synagogue (Finchley Persian Sephardi Minyan)]]
|-
| Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Peterborough || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Peterborough Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Peterborough || England || – || [[Peterborough Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Pinner Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Pinner || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Pinner Synagogue]]
|-
| Plymouth Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Plymouth || England || CC 220010 || [[Plymouth Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Portsmouth || England || CC 1211148 || [[Portsmouth & Southsea Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Potters Bar || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Potters Bar and Brookmans Park United Synagogue]]
|-
| Prestwich Beth Hamedrash || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 701846 || [[Prestwich Beth Hamedrash]]
|-
| Prestwich Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich || England || CC 1169075 || [[Prestwich Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Queenshill Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 1079261 || [[Queenshill Synagogue]]
|-
| Radlett Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Radlett || England || CC 1161059 || [[Radlett Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Radlett United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Radlett || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Radlett United Synagogue]]
|-
| Rambam Sephardi Synagogue || Sephardi || Borehamwood || England || – || [[Rambam Sephardi Synagogue]]
|-
| Reading Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Reading || England || CC 220098 || [[Reading Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Reading Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Reading || England || CC 281610 || [[Reading Liberal Jewish Community]]
|-
| Reshet Congregaton || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Greater Manchester || England || – || [[Reshet Congregaton]]
|-
| Richmond Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Richmond || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Richmond Synagogue]]
|-
| RNH Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1123674 || [[RNH Synagogue & College Ltd]]
|-
| Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Romford || England || CC 1121253 || [[Romford and District Affiliated Synagogue]]
|-
| Saatchi Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 1098107 || [[Saatchi Synagogue]]
|-
| Safardi Minyan || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1002406 || [[Safardi Minyan]]
|-
| Sale and District Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Sale || England || CC 1201165 || [[Sale and District Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| Sandys Row Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Spitalfields) || England || CC 1136453 || [[Sandys Row Synagogue]]
|-
| Sarah Klauser Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || – || [[Sarah Klauser Synagogue]]
|-
| Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Satmar Beth Hamedash Yetev Lev]]
|-
| Sdei Chemed D'Nitra Beth Hamedash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1058820 || [[Beth Hamedrash D'Nitra]]
|-
| Sedgley Park Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Prestwich (Sedgley Park) || England || CC 504984 || [[Sedgley Park Synagogue]]
|-
| Seed Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Seed Shul]]
|-
| Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester || Sephardi || Manchester (Didsbury) || England || CC 1067759 || [[Sephardi Congregation of South Manchester]]
|-
| Seven Hills Shul || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Sheffield || England || CC 1127317 || [[Seven Hills Shul]]
|-
| Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Whetstone) || England || CC 1171418 || [[Sha'arei Tsedek North London Reform Synagogue]]
|-
| Shaare Sedek Synagogue || Sephardi || Hale Barns || England || – || [[Shaare Sedek Synagogue]]
|-
| Shenley United Jewish Community || [[United Synagogue]] || Shenley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Shenley United Jewish Community]]
|-
| Shomrai Hadath Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (West Hampstead) || England || – || [[Shomrai Hadath Synagogue]]
|-
| Shomrei Hadass Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || – || [[Shomrei Hadass Congregation]]
|-
| Shul in the Park || [[Chabad Lubavitch UK|Chabad-Lubavitch]] || Glasgow (Giffnock) || Scotland || OSCR SC046529 || [[Shul in the Park]]
|-
| Sinai Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Sinai Synagogue]]
|-
| Sinai Synagogue (Reform) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Leeds || England || CC 1149738 || [[Sinai Synagogue (Reform)]]
|-
| Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Solihull || England || CC 1100938 || [[Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation]]
|-
| South Bucks Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Amersham || England || CC 1098078 || [[South Bucks Jewish Community]]
|-
| South Hampshire Progressive Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Southampton area || England || CC 1040109 || [[South Hampshire Progressive Community]]
|-
| South Hampstead Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Belsize Park) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[South Hampstead Synagogue]]
|-
| South Herts and Edgware Masorti || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || Edgware || England || – || [[South Herts and Edgware Masorti]]
|-
| South London Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Streatham) || England || CC 236711 || [[South London Liberal Synagogue]]
|-
| South London Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[South London Synagogue]]
|-
| South Manchester Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Bowdon || England || CC 1124507 || [[South Manchester Synagogue]]
|-
| South Tottenham Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (South Tottenham) || England || CC 1145657 || [[South Tottenham Synagogue]]
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| Southampton Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Southampton || England || CC 1208483 || [[Southampton Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Southend & District Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 237616 || [[Southend & District Reform Synagogue]]
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| Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1099107 || [[Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Southgate Progressive Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Southgate) || England || CC 239096 || [[Southgate Progressive Synagogue]]
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| Southport & District Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Southport || England || CC 227576 || [[Southport & District Reform Synagogue]]
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| Southport Hebrew Congregation || [[United Synagogue]] || Southport || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Southport Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue || Sephardi || Salford || England || CC 1192827 || [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue]]
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| Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park || Sephardi || London (Notting Hill) || England || CC 248945 || [[Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Holland Park]]
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| Spinke Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Spinke Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Springfield Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Upper Clapton) || England || CC 1207000 || [[Springfield Synagogue]]
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| St Albans Masorti Synagogue || [[Masorti Judaism|Masorti]] || St Albans || England || CC 1118649 || [[St Albans Masorti Synagogue]]
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| St Albans United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || St Albans || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[St Albans United Synagogue]]
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| St Annes Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Lytham St Annes || England || CC 1161187 || [[St Annes Hebrew Congregation]]
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| St. John's Wood Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (St John's Wood) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[St. John's Wood Synagogue]]
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| Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Staines-upon-Thames || England || CC 1023277 || [[Staines & District Affiliated Synagogue]]
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| Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Upper Clapton) || England || – || [[Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Stanislowa Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Stanmore || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue]]
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| Stevenage Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Stevenage || England || – || [[Stevenage Liberal Synagogue]]
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| Stolin Karlin || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Stolin Karlin]]
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| Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Ipswich || England || – || [[Suffolk Liberal Jewish Community]]
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| Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Edinburgh || Scotland || OSCR SC035678 || [[Sukkat Shalom (Edinburgh Liberal Jewish Community)]]
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| Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || CC 1188399 || [[Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue]]
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| Sutton & District United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Sutton || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Sutton & District United Synagogue]]
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| Swansea Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Swansea || Wales || CC 249472 || [[Swansea Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Swindon Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Swindon || England || – || [[Swindon Jewish Community]]
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| Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Salford || England || – || [[Talmud Torah Chinuch N'orim Synagogue]]
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| Tayside & Fife Jewish Community || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Dundee || Scotland || OSCR SC012108 || [[Tayside & Fife Jewish Community]]
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| Thanet & District Reform Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Ramsgate || England || CC 294859 || [[Thanet & District Reform Synagogue]]
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| The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Northwood || England || CC 1160487 || [[The Ark Synagogue (Northwood & Pinner Liberal Synagogue)]]
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| The BL Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Finchley) || England || CC 1169519 || [[The BL Minyan]]
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| The Hampstead Village Shul || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hampstead) || England || CC 1124605 || [[The Hampstead Village Shul]]
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| The Liberal Jewish Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (St John's Wood) || England || CC 235668 CC 1159292 || [[The Liberal Jewish Synagogue]]
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| The Liberal Synagogue Elstree || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Elstree || England || CC 1182920 CC 262001 || [[The Liberal Synagogue Elstree]]
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| The Minyan (Ohel Moshe) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1113311 || [[The Minyan (Ohel Moshe)]]
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| Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Gloucester || England || CC 1159055 || [[Three Counties Liberal Jewish Community]]
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| Tiferes Yisroel Minyan || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Edgware || England || CC 1191518 || [[Tiferes Yisroel Minyan]]
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| Tiferet Eyal Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1116736 || [[Tiferet Eyal Synagogue]]
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| Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Tiferez Amrom Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue) || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Brentwood || England || – || [[Tikvah Chadasha (Brentwood Reform Synagogue)]]
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| Toldot Aharon || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1162774 || [[Toldot Aharon]]
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| Torah Action Life || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1145908 || [[Torah Action Life]]
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| Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Torah Etz Chayim Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Toras Chaim (shtiebl) || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Gateshead || England || CC 1147957 || [[Toras Chaim (shtiebl)]]
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| Toras Chaim Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1103481 || [[Toras Chaim Synagogue]]
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| Torat Moshe || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] (affiliate) || London (Golders Green) || England || – || [[Torat Moshe]]
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| Totnes Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || Totnes || England || – || [[Totnes Jewish Community]]
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| Tsur Yisrael (Gibraltar Minyan) || Sephardi || London (Hendon) || England || CC 1101668 || [[Tsur Yisrael (Gibraltar Minyan)]]
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| United Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Leeds || England || CC 515316 || [[United Hebrew Congregation]]
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| United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Newcastle upon Tyne (Gosforth) || England || CC 504336 || [[United Hebrew Congregation of Newcastle upon Tyne]]
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| United Synagogue - Manchester || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || – || [[United Synagogue - Manchester]]
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| United Synagogue - Sheffield || [[United Synagogue]] || Sheffield || England || CC 250281 || [[United Synagogue - Sheffield]]
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| Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || London (Golders Green) || England || CC 1200227 || [[Vaidichka Beis Hamedrash]]
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| Walford Road Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1101200 || [[Walford Road Synagogue]]
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| Watford & District Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Watford || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Watford & District Synagogue]]
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| Welshpool Jewish Group || Unaffiliated || Welshpool || Wales || – || [[Welshpool Jewish Group]]
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| Welwyn Garden City Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Welwyn Garden City || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Welwyn Garden City Synagogue]]
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| Wembley Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || Wembley || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Wembley Synagogue]]
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| Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi || Sephardi || Wembley || England || – || [[Wembley Synagogue - Sephardi]]
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| Wessex Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || Bournemouth || England || CC 1160082 || [[Wessex Liberal Jewish Community]]
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| West Central Liberal Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || London (Bloomsbury) || England || – || [[West Central Liberal Synagogue]]
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| West End Great Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1076252 || [[West End Great Synagogue]]
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| West London Synagogue of British Jews || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (West End) || England || CC 1155821 || [[The West London Synagogue of British Jews]]
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| Westcliff Charedi Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Westcliff-on-Sea || England || CC 1192449 || [[Westcliff Charedi Synagogue]]
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| Western Marble Arch Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (West End) || England || CC 1154188 CC 1167711 || [[Western Marble Arch Synagogue]]
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| Westminster Synagogue || Independent || London (Knightsbridge) || England || CC 1133190 || [[Westminster Synagogue]]
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| Whitefield Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Whitefield || England || CC 1164798 || [[Whitefield Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Wimbledon & District Synagogue || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Reform heritage) || London (Wimbledon Park) || England || CC 1150678 || [[Wimbledon and District Synagogue]]
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| Woodford Forest United Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (Wanstead & Woodford) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Woodford Forest United Synagogue]]
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| Woodside Park Synagogue || [[United Synagogue]] || London (North Finchley) || England || via United Synagogue (CC 242552) || [[Woodside Park Synagogue]]
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| Yeshivas Ahavas Torah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (South Tottenham) || England || – || [[Yeshivas Ahavas Torah]]
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| Yeshivas Ohr Torah || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || Hitchin || England || – || [[Yeshivas Ohr Torah]]
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| Yeshivas Toras Chesed || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Yeshivas Toras Chesed]]
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| Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 260802 || [[Yeshuath Chaim Synagogue]]
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| Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Gatley || England || CC 236420 || [[Yeshurun Hebrew Congregation]]
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| Yeshurun Synagogue || [[Federation of Synagogues|Federation]] || Edgware || England || – || [[Yeshurun Synagogue]]
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| Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || – || [[Yesodey Hatorah Beth Hamedrash]]
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| York Liberal Jewish Community || [[The Movement for Progressive Judaism|Progressive]] (Liberal heritage) || York || England || CC 1166145 || [[York Liberal Jewish Community]]
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| Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash || [[The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations|UOHC]] (associated) || London (Stamford Hill) || England || CC 1187313 || [[Zeire Agudath Yisrael Beth Hamedrash]]
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| Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || – || [[Zerei Agudas Israel Synagogue]]
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| Zichron Reuven Aharon || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Charedi, independent]] || Edgware || England || CC 1178980 || [[Zichron Reuven Aharon]]
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| Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue || [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom|Independent Orthodox]] || Salford || England || CC 1020588 || [[Zichron Yitzchak Synagogue]]
|}

== See also ==
* [[Independent Orthodox synagogues in the United Kingdom]]
* [[Jewish Schools in the UK]]
* [[Board of Deputies of British Jews]]
* [[Chabad-Lubavitch UK - branches, schools, synagogues, companies and charities]]

== Notes ==
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[[Category:Synagogue movements UK]]
[[Category:Hasidic Judaism in the United Kingdom]]