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An eruv is a way of identifying an area within which certain activities may be performed by Jews on Shabbat. It allows members of the community with poor mobility, such as mothers with babies, people with disabilities and the elderly, to come to the synagogue and visit friends and family on Shabbat. As the community grows and thrives, it encompasses an ever-broadening diversity of people who want to be involved in Shabbat activities and prayer. The eruv provides them with the opportunity to do so, and therefore benefits the whole community.
Click on the link for more information on the planned Elstree and Borehamwood eruv.