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Sadiq Khan confirms plans to visit Nova Festival exhibition after Jewish News story

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By Michelle Rosenberg Verified
| Jewish News Verified
The Office of Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has told Jewish News he is looking forward to attending the Nova Festival exhibition “very soon” and “seeing for himself how this powerful and moving installation enables Londoners to bear witness to the horrific events of 7 October”. The pledge comes after this paper revealed that organisers felt disappointed that while a variety of senior political and religious figures had attended since the exhibition opened in East London on 20 May, the Mayor had not.
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Jewish Square Mile gets a boost from City of London community fund

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By Michelle Rosenberg Verified
| Jewish News Verified
The Jewish Square Mile Foundation plans to launch an immersive soundscape bringing medieval Jewish London to life, after being selected as one of Culture Mile BID’s funded projects for 2026–27. Launched in April 2023, the BID initiative is a business-led partnership providing £9 million of investment to support 20 grassroots initiatives within the Barbican and London Museum area, with a remit to bring people together, improve wellbeing, increase access to culture and create positive change.
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Stefan Zweig, writer and exile, honoured with English Heritage blue plaque

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By Michelle Rosenberg Verified
| Jewish News Verified
One of the most widely read authors of the inter-war period has been commemorated with an English Heritage blue plaque at his former London home in Marylebone. Acclaimed Austrian Jewish writer Stefan Zweig (1881–1942) lived in flat 71 in a newly built apartment block at 49 Hallam Street from 1936 to 1939, having fled Austria as the Nazi regime rose to power.
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