As the Jewish community prepares to celebrate Chanukah, The King has visited @jw3london - a community centre that acts as a hub for the arts, culture, social action and learning in North London. His Majesty learnt about the centre’s work by hearing from young people taking part in the programmes offered by JW3, as well as meeting volunteers who dedicate their time to delivering the centre’s activities, including the food bank - which delivers around 200 bags of essentials a week and over 2,200 meals for local residents in need. As part of the visit, The King also attended JW3’s annual pre-Chanukah reception for Holocaust survivors who regularly visit the centre for its social and education programmes. JW3 is the UK’s flagship Jewish Community Centre, the only such public venue for Jewish arts, culture, learning and community in the country - open to all, regardless of race, religion, belief, gender, sexuality, ability or age.