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@The_UKLA  #UKLA26  #teachersbookawards  Beth O’Brien’s remarkable debut novel,  Wolf Siren,  repeats Margaret McDonald’s medal winning success in 2025 as, after winning the Carnegie Medal for Writing last week, the

The UK Literacy Association (UKLA) is looking to employ a Digital Communications Support Co-ordinator on a 0.6 contract.

INCLUSIVE, ACCESSIBLE AND FOCUSED ON READING FOR PLEASURE: SHORTLISTS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 2026 UKLA BOOK AWARDS As the National Year of Reading gathers pace