List of synagogues in the United Kingdom
Manchester's Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, now the Manchester Jewish Museum
Fieldgate Street Great Synagogue, London
This list of synagogues in the United Kingdom consists of buildings which are (or were) used as synagogues in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland; for a list of current Jewish communities or congregations, see List of Jewish communities in the United Kingdom.
England 
New West End Synagogue, London
Blackpool United Hebrew Congregation's Synagogue
Jew's Court Synagogue, Lincoln, dating from the 12th century
London
Bevis Marks Synagogue, London, built in 1701
Sandys Row Synagogue, London
- Belsize Square Synagogue, Hampstead
- Bevis Marks Synagogue, City of London
- Bromley Reform Synagogue
- Central Synagogue, Great Portland Street[1][2]
- Ealing Synagogue
- Ealing Liberal Synagogue
- Edgware & District Reform Synagogue
- Fieldgate Street Great Synagogue, East End
- Finchley Reform Synagogue
- Golders Green Beth Hamedrash
- Hendon Reform Synagogue
- Kol Chai Hatch End Jewish Community
- Lauderdale Road Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, Maida Vale
- The Liberal Jewish Synagogue, St John's Wood
- Machzike Hadath, Golders Green
- Mosaic Reform Synagogue, Harrow
- New North London Synagogue, Finchley
- New London Synagogue (Masorti), Abbey Road, St. John's Wood[3]
- New West End Synagogue, St. Petersburgh Place, Bayswater
- North West Surrey Synagogue, Weybridge
- North Western Reform Synagogue, Golders Green
- Ohel David Eastern Synagogue, Golders Green
- Radlett Reform Synagogue
- Richmond Synagogue
- Romford Synagogue
- Sandys Row Synagogue, East End
- Sha'arei Tsedek: North London Reform Synagogue, Whetstone
- Shir Hayim, Hampstead
- Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue
- Wembley United Synagogue
- Western Marble Arch Synagogue
- West London Synagogue
- Westminster Synagogue
- The Wimbledon Synagogue
Former synagogues
- Bayswater Synagogue, Chichester Place, Paddington, demolished in 1965 for construction of the Westway overpass and the Warwick Estate redevelopment
- Dalston Synagogue, Poets Road, Newington Green (c.1875–1970)
- Dollis Hill Synagogue
- Great Synagogue of London, City of London
- Machzike Hadath (Spitalfields Great Synagogue), East End, now the Brick Lane Mosque
- South East London Synagogue
- Wlodawa Synagogue, Bethnal Green
Elsewhere
Singers Hill Synagogue, Birmingham
Princes Road Synagogue, Liverpool
- Birmingham – Central Synagogue
- Birmingham – Singers Hill Synagogue
- Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation
- Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation
- Bournemouth Reform Synagogue
- Bradford Reform Synagogue
- Brighton and Hove – Brighton and Hove Reform Synagogue
- Brighton and Hove – Middle Street Synagogue
- Bury, Greater Manchester – Bury Hebrew Congregation
- Cambridge – Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue
- Canterbury Old Synagogue
- Cheltenham Synagogue
- Cornwall – Kehillat Kernow
- Exeter Synagogue
- Guildford Synagogue (modern)
- Hull Reform Synagogue
- Leeds – Sinai Synagogue
- Lincoln – Jews' Court Synagogue
- Liverpool – Princes Road Synagogue
- Maidenhead – Maidenhead Synagogue
- Manchester – Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation
- Manchester – Manchester Reform Synagogue
- Manchester – Menorah Synagogue
- Manchester – South Manchester Synagogue
- Milton Keynes & District Reform Synagogue
- Newcastle – Jesmond Synagogue
- Newcastle – Newcastle Reform Synagogue
- Plymouth Synagogue
- Portsmouth and Southsea Synagogue
- Ramsgate – Montefiore Synagogue
- St. Annes-on-Sea (Lytham St Annes) – St. Annes Synagogue
- Southport – Southport Reform Synagogue
Former synagogues
- Birmingham – Severn Street Synagogue
- Blackpool United Hebrew Congregation
- Brighton and Hove Regency Synagogue, Devonshire Place; it is now an apartment building
- Brighton and Hove – Roof-top Synagogue, Brunswick Terrace
- Falmouth Synagogue
- Hartlepool – Mizpah
- Hartlepool Synagogue
- Guildford Synagogue (mediaeval)
- Manchester – Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, now the Manchester Jewish Museum
- Northampton Medieval Synagogue
- Sunderland Synagogue
- Sheffield – Wilson Road Synagogue; the building is now used as a church
Northern Ireland 
Former synagogues
- Belfast – Regency Street Congregation
- Derry – Londonderry Synagogue
- Lurgan – Lurgan Hebrew Congregation, at 49 North Street,[4] now a dry-cleaning shop[5]
Scotland 
Garnethill Synagogue in Glasgow
- Aberdeen – Aberdeen Synagogue
- Dundee – Dundee Synagogue
- Edinburgh – Edinburgh Synagogue
- Glasgow – Garnethill Synagogue
- Glasgow – Giffnock Synagogue
- Glasgow – Glasgow Reform Synagogue
Wales 
The former Cardiff Old Hebrew Congregation building on Cathedral Road, now an office block. Cardiff's Orthodox congregations have consolidated and meet in a modern building in Cyncoed Gardens
Former synagogues
- Cardiff Old Hebrew Congregation, Cathedral Road, now an office block
- Merthyr Synagogue, Merthyr Tydfil
- Newport Jewish Community and Hebrew Congregation[6]
See also
References
- ↑ The Central Synagogue – a brief history at Central Synagogue London official website
- ↑ Howse, Christopher (4 August 2012). "The hidden history of British synagogues". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
- ↑ About New London Synagogue
- ↑ "Lurgan Jewish Community & Hebrew Congregation,". Congregation Data. JCR-UK. 3 August 2016. Retrieved 18 September 2016.
- ↑ "Express Dry Cleaners". Lurgan Mail. Retrieved 18 September 2016.
- ↑ "Newport Jewish Community and Hebrew Congregation". Newport Jewish Community: Congregation Data. JCR-UK. 1 August 2016. Retrieved 18 September 2016.
External links
- JCR-UK (Jewish Communities & Records – United Kingdom) for a complete list of synagogues (past and present) in the United Kingdom
- Chabad-Lubavitch Centers in England
- Federation of Synagogues website
- Liberal Judaism website – list of congregations
- Masorti Judaism UK – list of communities
- Movement for Reform Judaism – synagogue directory
- United Synagogue – list of communities
- Synagogues in London
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