United Kingdom and Ireland Region
From Wikibbyo
(Created page with 'Birmingham[edit] Birmingham is the newest chapter to be reformed having been set up again in 2006. Although it was one of the first few chapters to ever be formed in the UK, …')
Next diff →
Revision as of 13:40, 27 May 2015
Birmingham[edit] Birmingham is the newest chapter to be reformed having been set up again in 2006. Although it was one of the first few chapters to ever be formed in the UK, the chapter only restarted again recently. Bournemouth[edit] A chapter by the seaside for the Jewish community in Bournemouth, hold chapter meetings weekly. Dublin[edit] The only chapter in Ireland, with 15-20 members each week. Nottingham (Yoni)[edit] Pinner[edit] The second largest Chapter in BBYO UK and Ireland situated on the outskirts of London. Borehamwood (Kehilah)[edit] Kehilah is the newly reformed chapter from its predecessor Radlett. Edgware (Deganya)[edit] Deganya[disambiguation needed] chapter is now the biggest chapter with the most weekly and registered members. Barnet (Masada)[edit] Mercaz[edit] ‘Mercaz’ means ‘centre’ and this chapter is based at the heart of the London Jewish population, in the Jewish community centre JW3. Manchester[edit] Manchester has recently opened up once again. Kadima (sixth form chapter)[edit] Kadima is BBYO's new chapter designed especially for sixth formers. It meets roughly once a month for programmes run by different committees each time. It is a chapter for 16–18 year olds who often have come from other chapters previously but also admits any new older members.
