Who are we?
The Board of Deputies was founded in 1760. Its 300 representatives, drawn from a broad cross-section of the Jewish community throughout Britain today, are together the chief voice of British Jewry.
Latest Annual Review (PDF)
What's happening at the Board?
Did You Know About the Jewish Way of Life Exhibition?
We believe that the best way to promote tolerance and understanding of Judaism in the UK is to to teach others, particularly young people about our culture and way of life. Our travelling exhibition has been all over the country and if you'd like more information on this or any other of the Board's education projects please email Hannah.ashleigh@bod.org.uk.
JFS Judgement
The Board of Deputies is extremely concerned by the Court of appeal's judgement regarding the admissions criteria for Jewish Schools.
For more information please see the full statement issued by the Board on this by clicking here.
Communities in Conversation (PDF)
The Board recently launched its latest interfaith report, Communities in Conversation which analyses the extent of British Jewry’s involvement with, and attitude to interfaith work. View it online or order a hard copy from the office.
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Connection, Continuity and Community
British Jewish Women Speak Out
British Jewish Women Speak Out
The report of the Women's Review Task Force 2009 was published on 23 June 2009.
Download the report here.