GLASGOW JEWISH REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL
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The Role of the Council
The Council was founded in 1914 to speak on behalf of the Jewish community of Glasgow and West of Scotland. It is extensively involved in the public domain in furtherance of the interests of the community.
For contact information, please click here.There have been no significant incidents in the Glasgow area in relation to the current situation in Israel and Gaza, but security procedures at all locations should be strictly implemented. If you spot anything suspicious, or wish to report any antisemitic incident of whatever nature, dial 999 and also contact the CST on 0161 792 6666. Further information can be found here. Community Diary
Keep up with events in the community by reading the new Community Diary and the list of Regular Weekly Events.
Does your school wish to visit a synagogue?
If so, click here.The Rep
Four Corners, the newsletter for the scattered Jews of Scotland, has been awarded second place in the Small Communities category of the Board of Deputies Media Awards, which showcase the best in community publishing. The latest issue is available here!
The winter edition of the Council magazine The Rep is now available online. Please click here! The charitable arm of the Council is recognised by the Inland Revenue as a Charity, no. SCO16626.