HHD 5785: When & Where
For security reasons, admission to all these venues is dependent on registration and membership of the synagogue. Please do not turn up on the day without your lanyard insert and ticket.
The table below shows you where each service is taking place. Here are the addresses:
Haberdashers' Boys' School (Habs)
Haberdashers' Boys' School, Butterfly Lane, Elstree, Hertfordshire, WD6 3AF
Finchley Reform Synagogue
101 Fallow Court Avenue, London, N12 0BE (Entrance on Montrose Crescent)
Online
All main services will be online. Click here for joining instructions.
To book an accessible parking space for HABS or FRS, please click here.
High Holy Days Quick Links
Rabbi Tony Bayfield will be offering an hour-long session on Yom Kippur entitled ‘Who on Earth am I? Personal Reflections on Jewish Identity.” Tony says: “The session will be a cross between a post-modern sermon with texts, music and opportunities for response. The aim is to provide a context for you to explore the meaning Jewish identity holds for you and the obligations it imposes in these immensely disturbing times.”
In addition to the music, me speaking and discussion, some of the passages in the handout will be read by a reader. The reader will be Jeremy Front:
Jeremy Front is an award-winning writer and dramatist best known for his Radio 4 plays and series. He also writes and stars with his sister Rebecca in Jack and Millie. His latest play, Guilt Trip will be aired on Radio 4 later this month.
How to access our venues
Finchley Reform Synagogue
By bus: Bus routes, 82, 125, 221, 263, 382, 143, 460 are all within easy walking distance to Fallow Court Avenue.
By train: The Synagogue is about 800m from West Finchley Underground Station which is on the Northern Line.
By car: We have two small car parks with a limited amount of disabled parking, (accessed from Granville Road Car Park and Fallow Court Avenue). To book an accessible parking space, please email Stephanie Cramer.
Haberdashers' Boys' School (HABS)
By train: The nearest underground stations are Edgware and Stanmore. The nearest rail stations are Elstree and Borehamwood, and Radlett. The school is an eight to ten minute taxi ride from the stations.
By car: The school can be accessed from nearby junctions on the M1, M25 and A1.
