Jewish Council of Scotland

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The objects of the Council are:

i. to represent and work to advance the welfare of the Jewish community of Scotland and to promote its participation in the civic life of Scotland and the United Kingdom;
ii. to advance citizenship and community development in the Jewish community of Scotland;
iii. to work to relieve poverty and to provide relief to those in need in this community;
iv. to advance the education of this community;
v. to advance the health of this community;
vi. to promote equality and diversity in this community;
vii. to advance Jewish heritage, culture and arts in this community;
viii. to advance the Jewish religion in this community;
ix. to assist in the provision and organisation of recreational activities in this community;
x. to promote racial and religious harmony and good relations between this community and other religious, ethnic, and racial groups and organisations in Scotland and with the general public in Scotland;
xi. to advance the education of the general public about and to provide information regarding the Jewish religion and the Jewish community of Scotland.[1]

People


Council Members Names
Edinburgh representatives: Hilary Rifkind
Gillian Raab
Matthew Shaps
Glasgow representatives: Timothy Lovat
Barry Berlow-Jackson
Micheline Brannan
Henry Lovat
Susan Siegel
Israelis in Scotland representative: Danielle Bett
Jewish Network of the Highlands and Islands representative: vacant
Tayside and Fife representative: Bill Shackman
Student Chaplaincy representative: Nicola Livingston
Students vacant
Scottish Jewish Archives Centre representative: Fiona Brodie
Co-optees: John Danzig
Simon Dover
Alan Kay
Carol Levstein
Jonathan Manevitch
Philip Mendelsohn
Jackie Sevitt
Interfaith Scotland: Susan Siegel
Ex Officio (BEMIS): Ephraim Borowski
Consultants: Ephraim Borowski
Kenneth Collins
John Cosgrove
Hon Solicitor: Joel Conn

Notes