We remember those who were killed and injured during the attack at the Chabad of Poway Synagogue, San Diego, 2019.

This attack is a reminder of why regular training and situational awareness are an essential part of CST’s security operation.

CST statement on the Jewish community meeting with senior police.

Did you know?

CST security experts offer free advice and guidance to locations, ensuring that premises meet the recommendations of The National Counter Terrorism Security Office.

Your donations help to fund security improvements such as perimeter fencing, gates, strong…

CST statement on the Jewish community meeting with senior police.

4 questions about suspicious behaviour (all year round not just at Passover)

1️⃣ Is this car parked strangely?
2️⃣ Is this bag left unattended?
3️⃣ Is this person collecting information?
4️⃣ Is this person loitering?

If something seems out of place, act on it.
📞 In an…

CST statement on the policing of protests.

We remember the 269 people murdered and the 500 injured during the eight suicide bombings in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, in 2019.
 
ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, which was carried out by National TawheedJamaat, a local salafi-jihadi group.
 
Six of the bombings were…

Another great day of MP meetings alongside colleagues at CST and Antisemitism Policy Trust. Thank you Craig Williams, Greg Smith MP & Gary Sambrook MP for taking the time to meet with us today and your ongoing support

Today, we had further meetings in parliament covering everything from the banning of Hizb-Ut Tahrir & online safety to football governance & incident levels. Thanks Mike Amesbury MP Jeff Smith Andrew Western MP for your support and engagement & Jewish Leadership Council CST for your expertise.

Well done to the 68 new volunteers who completed CST training courses this month across London, Leeds and Manchester.

To join them, sign up to a course at cst.org.uk/join-us

Help to protect our Jewish community!

We remember the 48 people injured after a nail bombing attack in Brixton, in 1999.

This attack was the first of three bombings in a campaign of hatred by a Nazi terrorist in London, which injured a total of 140 people and killed three. The terrorist is currently serving six life…

CST worked closely with police, Hove Hebrew Congregation and Sussex Jewish Representative Council at the time of this arrest to ensure appropriate measures were in place to protect and reassure the community, and we will continue to work closely with all parties in our ongoing…

Whether it’s on social media, university campuses, graffitied on the streets, or paraded at protests the swastika is the most recognisable symbol of anti-Jewish hatred.
 
It remains the icon of Nazi propaganda and is inherently linked to their evil ideology.
 
It is perhaps the…

CST is proud to protect our Jewish community at events.

To join CST as a volunteer and help keep our community safe visit cst.org.uk/join-us.

Today marks the 6-month anniversary of the Hamas Massacre in Israel on 7 October.
 
Since then, we have seen unprecedented levels of antisemitism in the UK.
 
For decades, CST has built security partnerships for times like these, protecting our community and enabling Jewish life.…

Did you know?

Every Jewish school across the UK is protected by commercial security guards. CST facilitates this process and trains guards to ensure they understand the threats specifically faced by the Jewish community.

We also provide regular security training and advice to…