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Job Vacancy: Office Administrator & Volunteer Supporter (part-time – 2-3 days p/w)
We are looking for an experienced and adaptable individual to ensure... Read more
Job Vacancies: Two part-time Regional Advisers for Read Easy UK in the South and South West of England
The role of a Read Easy Regional Adviser is to provide high-quality... Read more
Hackney Group Receives Bags of Help!
A big well done to our Hackney group who are going to be awarded... Read more
Read Easy comes to Wythenshawe, South Manchester
The first Read Easy group in the North West is poised to start in... Read more
Fundraising success for Read Easy Wellingborough
Many thanks to the Wellingborough Lions who presented their local... Read more
Melksham’s first Reader has graduated!
Helen was the first Reader to enrol on the adult reading scheme with... Read more
Time Credits given from Reader to Reading Coach
Ema (on the right) is delighted to be able to thank Lesley, her... Read more
Fundraising success for Read Easy Wellingborough
The Read Easy group based in Wellingborough secures greatly valued... Read more
Our first Pioneer in the North West – Read Easy Manchester South
We’re delighted to welcome Debbie Penny as the brand new pioneer... Read more
Successful summer events for Read Easy groups
The wonderful weather this year has encouraged many Read Easy groups... Read more
Local and national coverage for Read Easy’s work
We are delighted that the inspiring story of Sandra... Read more
Read Easy gets going in the North West – Planning, Partnerships and a stroll on Blackpool Prom
Our North West Regional Adviser, Vicky, joined Read Easy in May and... Read more
Oh we do like to be beside the seaside!
Our North West Adviser, Vicky, enjoyed a sunny day in Blackpool last... Read more
The Big Noise Chorus in Brixham ‘Let it Shine’
WOW! On 13th June, some of the Committee with Read Easy Torbay went... Read more
Learning to read again after a near-fatal stroke
Every person learning to read has their own story and Read Easy's... Read more
Improving literacy skills with Read Easy Cambridge
John is a young adult who contacted Read Easy Cambridge this year in... Read more
Read Easy begins work in the North West
We are delighted to welcome Vicky Richardson to the Read Easy team of... Read more
“I was a teacher for 17 years, but I couldn’t read or write”.
Read John Corcoran's remarkable story in this fascinating article by... Read more
Read Easy has a feature in the Big Issue
"I kept it from my kids, because I wanted to be the... Read more
Part-time position for Regional Adviser in North West England
Closing date: 9th March 2018 An exciting opportunity to help... Read more
Good news stories from adults learning to read
Good news from our readers comes through regularly, detailing their... Read more
Read Easy’s fifth annual Conference
The Read Easy annual conference on Saturday 21 October was a great... Read more
Read Easy is looking for a new Chair of Trustees
Read Easy UK is currently looking for a new Chair of Trustees,... Read more
Good news from Steve in Winchester
You may remember reading about Steve's progress in learning to read... Read more
A diabetic improves his reading skills
When Nicola Cockell, the Read Easy Coordinator in Barnstaple, visited... Read more
Read Easy Conference 2017
We are looking forward to our fifth annual Conference, which will... Read more
Learning to read builds self-esteem
The process of learning to read and improving your reading skills has... Read more
The link between good health and literacy
A study of ‘health literacy’ published in the British Medical... Read more
Colchester Arts Centre fundraises for Read Easy UK
[caption id="attachment_3771" align="alignleft" width="155"] Sarah... Read more
Reading is essential to health and safety
One of our readers, who would prefer to remain anonymous, is learning... Read more
Reading coach experiences
Anne's reader is now on the Moving Ahead programme. She talks about... Read more
‘Learning to read changed my life’
The Gillingham News ran a feature on 20 April about the work of... Read more
Read Easy readers speak on film
We are delighted to announce that five short films featuring adults... Read more
Part-time job opportunity with Read Easy
This role has now been filled. An exciting opportunity has come up... Read more
Handwriting success
We are delighted to share news on how Coaches at the Read Easy group... Read more
Poster competition
See our Facebook page for details of our poster competition. Closing... Read more
Lunch with Lord Digby Jones
We are absolutely delighted to report that on Thursday 5th May, Lord... Read more
Read Easy Autumn Conference
On Saturday 18th October, Read Easy held its second conference at... Read more
A Successful Read Easy year! (2012-13)
At the end of September we ask all our groups to return evaluation... Read more
The First Read Easy Conference 2013
Our first Read Easy Conference on the 19th October was a great... Read more
Follow Sue and Paul’s sponsored walk for Read Easy
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Article from Bob Hookins, Barnstaple
I first met with Philip last December when he came to enroll for help... Read more
Sponsored Walk Update
Just a quick update. Training for the sponsored walk is going well... Read more
The Alternative Coast to Coast Sponsored Walk – 13th September 2013.
Hi, I'm Sue, Ginny's PA, in the Read Easy Head Office,... Read more
A very special message
One of our reading coaches has recently shared with us a very special... Read more
Summertime and the Reading is Easy
Liz Cook (pictured here with James Hayes, Day Centre Officer)... Read more
New Coordinator wanted for Dorchester
The rapid growth of the first Read Easy project in Dorchester and... Read more