Jane’s at the Palace Today
This morning is no ordinary morning in the life of Jane Davis: This morning, instead of heading into The Reader's offices in Liverpool, Jane will be waking up in London and making her way to Buckingham Palace to receive her MBE from the Queen for services to Reader Development. It does, as she says, celebrate all that The Reader Organisation has achieved but that achievement has itself been made possible by Jane's drive, enthusiasm and kindness. It is her honour and we - the staff, trustees, volunteers and the thousands of people she's helped get into reading - couldn't be more proud. Enjoy your day, Jane and very, very many congratulations!
Jane opening last year's Penny Readings in St. George's Hall
Share
Related Articles
In Conversation with award-winning poet Andrew McMillan on his debut novel – ‘a tale of drag queens and northern miners’ (The Times)
The author tells The Reader if his debut novel Pity - a gay love story set in Barnsley - was…
Shared Reading in the Workplace: what is it, and how can it help mitigate workplace stress?
With a third of Gen Z workers taking sick days due to stress last year the UK’s biggest Shared Reading…
Liverpool ONE unveils book corners in partnership with The Reader to help boost literacy across the city
Liverpool ONE has unveiled a collection of ‘reading corners’ in a bid to help boost literacy levels among local people.…
3 thoughts on “Jane’s at the Palace Today”
I trust Jane will be carrying a spare copy of ‘A little Aloud’ for Her Majesty!
Well done again Jane!
One of my fave books is the uncommon reader a little bit of me would like to think it is true !!
hope you have a real good day !