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Mollie Kings' Acceptance Speech

28 November 2011
The It's ME! Choice Award Winner Mollie, who is one-fifth of girl band The Saturdays, was delighted to be the recipient of this year's It's ME! Choice Award. Her acceptance speech was part of the awards ceremony at tonight's (November 29th 2011) Dyslexia Action Awards Dinner at the Savoy Hotel, London.

Earlier this year we ask those affected by dyslexia to nominate a dyslexic celebrity that inspired them the most and who they thought should win this year's award as part of the 10th Anniversary of the Awards Dinner. We had an overwhelming response receiving in excess of 7,500 nominations.

We thank everyone who nominated.

Watch this space for the 2012 It's ME! Choice Award!

Text DAAD11 £5 to 70070 if you would like to make a donation to support other dyslexic people who would otherwise not be able to afford the help and support they need.

Related Topics Mollie King, Dyslexia Action Awards Dinner, It's ME! Choice Award
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