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Page created: 30 November 2005
Latest revision or update: 17 February 2013
Town of Chelmsford
Chelmsford, the county town of Essex, is situated about
35 miles northeast of London. The present administration was formed in
1974, when the municipal borough of Chelmsford merged with surrounding
Chelmsford Rural District to form the local government district (later borough)
of Chelmsford, within the administrative county of Essex.
The Jewish Community
Only one Jewish congregation, known as the Chelmsford Jewish Community,
exists in Chelmsford, although there was an abortive attempt to establish a
Chelmsford Reform Synagogue Group.
Congregation Data
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Name: |
Chelmsford Jewish Community |
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Address: |
Merlin House, 23 Parker Street, Chelmsford CM2 0ES |
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Former Addresses : |
11 Haig Street, Chelmsford, CH2 0BH
and 108 Imperial Avenue, Naylandsea CM3 6AJ (in 1995) |
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Current Status: |
Active |
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Date Founded: |
1974 |
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Burial Arrangements: |
Burial Scheme in association with the Jewish
Joint Burial Society, whose cemetery is the
Bulls Cross Ride Cemetery in
Cheshunt, Hertfordshire |
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Website: |
http://www.jewishcommunitychelmsford.co.uk/ |
Jewish Population Data
1990
2004 |
145
133 |
(The Jewish Year Book 1991)
(The Jewish Year Book 2005) |
Articles on the Chelmsford Jewish Community
Press Reports on the Chelmsford Jewish Community
Other Chelmsford Jewish Information
Bibliography
Jewish Congregations in Essex
Jewish Communities of England home page
Explanations of Terms Used
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